Open government push led by Assemblyman Bee in 1957
Sacramento showroom for transparency as Carlos Bee, reelected to a second term, chairs an Assembly Subcommittee on State Secrecy. He seeks open meetings and public records across all state departments, aiming to strip away secrecy that blocks taxpayer insight into civil service actions and tax spending amid a fierce legislative push.
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Critics and Champion Clash Over California School Aid
A heated exchange over a proposed rise in state aid to public schools centers on figures from Jack D. Rees. He estimates $70 million needed next year, while the California Taxpayers Association raises the ante to $90 million. The discussion ties to automatic population-driven increases and expansion of school support programs.
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Solons to quiz labor leaders in sweeping inquiry
Washington's Senate Investigating Committee led by Sen. John McClellan plans a broad probe into labor racketeering. Staff in eight major cities will gather evidence as the panel seeks expanded authority and potential televised hearings. Witnesses may include James R. Hoffa amid a wider look at labor and related government enforcement agencies.
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Monique Van Vooren Explores Fashion Note in Frilly Gown
The article quotes Monique Van Vooren discussing attire, noting a preference for a pretty frilly gown with selective coverage to enhance appeal. Her remarks reflect fashion commentary and personal style in a public setting.
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Freezing in the wild a survival trick of many animals
Ranger Eugene Burns recounts how wild creatures use death shamming to avoid predators. From opossums to quail and insects, many animals imitate motionlessness to remain unseen, reducing scent and exploiting predator assumptions. The piece surveys reasons for freezing and notes human parallels.
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Eugene Berns
Eden Hospital Bond Fight Shapes Local Health Drive
From Our Readers Stop Eden Hospital Bond Action editor notes urgent need for more beds at Eden and argues St Rose Hospital should finish its fundraising first. Rien township shows population rise. St Rose seeks 1,250,500 in private subscriptions for a 200 bed program.
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Alviso School marks 100th anniversary homecoming
Thanks extend to Alviso school community for coverage of the 100th anniversary and homecoming. Praise goes to the photographer for patience and the Fremont reporter for accurate reports. Gratitude from Mrs Lydia Orsett, program chairman, for broad circulation aiding the Melkert club in recording school history.
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Famed Zangwill Resists Script Cuts Amid Late Night Audience
Israel Zangwill refused to alter his play despite the director’s pleas the audience would not stay past 1 am. After a lecture, he rushed to witness the changed act and heard praise from departing patrons, enraging him as admiration silenced his objections.
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Notable quotes from athletes and leaders span global views
Melbourne athlete Charmy Jenkins recalls Olympic glory and defiant resolve as a Russian foe looms near final moments. Imogene Cora reflects on early aims to become a renowned actress rather than a comedian. Donald A. Quarles warns against assuming nations will forgo nuclear conflict, citing hard lessons from history. Anthony Eden speaks on plans to stay incommunicado during a Jamaica trip.
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Hungary's Saga Reds vs Patriots in Budapest Uprising
A stark account of Budapest's Oct 23 to Oct 24 uprising against Soviet troops and AVH, detailing civilians and students forming block-based resistance, improvised combat with stones, Molotovs, and crowbars, deadly tank battles, and personal heroism amid a brutal crackdown.
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Irony of Shakespeare Quotes Delivered by the Wrong Mouth
The piece notes how Shakespeare places wise maxims in the mouths of villains, fools, and hypocrites to expose human flaw. It cites Polonius, Iago, Claudius, the meddling clown, Brutus, Ulysses, and others, showing brevity and virtue misapplied.
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Cressida
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