Castro Valley High Band Eyes Washington Inaugural Parade
Castro Valley High School may represent California in the inaugural parade in Washington, D.C. if selected, with 92 band members facing a $20,000 trip cost. Community support and publicity could secure funds, with Hayward and San Francisco meetings cited as pivotal to a favorable decision.
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Stro Valley High School
Cali
Ishington
D.C
Uly
T Francisco
California
Cators
Monterey
Castro Valley
Castro Vatley
Hayward
San Francisco
Death in office pays dividends for California legislature
The California legislature continued salary payments to a deceased member and later to his successor, totaling 12 550 dollars. The court ruled public funds may be used, allowing the widow to receive the payout. This prompts questions about the propriety of taxpayers funding such death benefits and the potential double cost within a term.
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California
District Court of Appeal
Alan Cranston
Norstad Plan Reflections Stir Washington Commentary
A fragmentary Washington column critiques the Norstad Plan and U S sovereignty, with musings on a White House chapel under Kennedy. It mocks postwar diplomacy, the United Nations role, and commentary figures like Dr Couchmaster and Mr Veritas while noting emissaries Anderson and Dillon and a skeptical Returning Traveler.
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Ington
D.C
Tisimas
Washington
Clarence Tchnaster
Norstad
Vernon J. Veritas
White House
United Nations
Veritas
Kennedy
Gar
St Matthew's Cathedral
Trinity Catholic Church
Georgetown
Mr. Veritas
Mr. Nedy
United States of Americas
USA
Robert Anderson
Douglas Dillon
Ann Landers Advice Column Highlights Romance and Life Dilemmas
A reader seeks a violent romance “formula” while another asks how to exit a demanding social swirl with grace. Ann Landers cautions that physical violence is never acceptable and urges restraint. A heartfelt letter from long-married readers praises stable family life and offers reassurance to others. Landers invites readers to request her wellness booklet with self-addressed envelopes.
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Ann Landers
Gilrgraunde
Ellers
Shiv
Ron Landers
Sera
Olga Burns Wood Ducks Nest on High Branches
Wood ducks, once threatened, are now fairly common thanks to habitat ideas. A man planted mulberry trees to attract them, boosting local nests and encouraging other ducks. The male displays bright plumage and has valued tailfeathers. future outlook hinges on continued conservation and protection efforts.
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America
Wes
What Do You Think Problem a Bay Better English
A noisy misprint filled with algebra, ladders, and stray questions. It mixes a ladder riddle about a 42 foot window and a 33 foot first ladder with garbled phrasing and errors. It also lists quiz prompts about pronunciation spelling and word meanings, plus a jumbled set of answers.
West voting patterns on public power and reclamation
The article analyzes western state votes favoring Nixon over Eisenhower despite Democratic emphasis on federal water power projects. It notes the paradox of Western support for limited federal involvement, the regional stance on private partnerships, and editorial reactions from McClatchy papers arguing the region sought local control and cost containment rather than bigger federal programs.
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Democratic Party
Fieenhower
Trinity River
Nixon
Nevada
New Mexico
McClatchy
Rep
Bee
Tennessee
Kentucky
Tennessee Valley" Authority
Eisenhower
McClatchey
Roe
Red China May Liberate Five Americans
The article reports a slim possibility that Red China may free five American prisoners on espionage charges, tied to Warsaw talks with Ambassador Wang Ping-nan. It recounts past meetings, U S aims, and the involvement of President-elect Kennedy, with details on the imprisoned individuals and their sentences.
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Red China
Washington
Red
China
Warsaw
Wang Ping-nan
Ream
Wang Pingaain
State Department
Stale Ifetter
Ambassador Beam
Wang-nan
Formosa
Kennedy
Prague
John Foster Dulles
Fiesh
Forosa Strait
Peiplog
Herter
John Thomas Downey
New Rikata
Richard Freteau
Lynn
Mass
Banes
Feetent
Tawney
Beeteau
Bishop Walsh
Cy OW. F. Redmond
Yonkers
Purely Personal Prejudices by Sydney Harris
A column reflecting on adolescent aims toward sophistication and worldliness, contrasting youth zeal with mature restraint. Harris muses on self pity and anger, humans and dogs in civil society, humor as a divine trait, and ethics, quoting Chiang-Tse on virtue and policy. The piece ponders conversation as building on past structure rather than demolishing it.
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France
Napoleon
Waterloo
Rolenin
Chiang-Tse
Tris
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California Music Edu
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Atlantic
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Couchery
Tweedy
By Ned Riddle
Ewe
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ANKIM
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Lin
Lom
Olga Burns
Vesling
Simming
Caspar Weinberger
Allen-Scott
Emay
N.4
Robert McCann
Alladena, Calif
Redmond
McCann
Air Defense Corps
Paiping
Communist Party
Moscow
Bucharest
Stoom
Kensey
Addi Stevenson
Georgetaw
Luther Hoders
North
Jim
Commmer
Allen
Sydney Harris
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