Editorials Order Restored at Berkeley Campus
The piece defends university action to recapture Sproul Hall, arguing officials faced pressure before the election and that police intervention ended a period of campus anarchy. It condemns leftist tactics and stresses that law and order must be preserved for free speech to endure.
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English Language Corrections Quiz Questions
Mixed questions ask for corrections and pronunciations. Answers propose fewer, correct forms: use fewer people, correct pronunciation of status quo, correct spelling sheik or sheikh, indispensable means absolutely necessary, pedagogy as teaching art, and clarify phrases like in accordance with your directions.
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Whither the 26 Million Votes Doomed GOP in 1964
In Washington a Republican panel grills Oliver Oldstyle over Goldwater’s defeat. The piece portrays a GOP split as Democrats gained state and federal power, with Oldstyle urging containment of Goldwater supporters while party leaders weigh purges and future strategy.
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King may tour Africa after Nobel prize
Washington observers report that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr may be invited on a U.S. government sponsored tour of Africa following his acceptance of the 1984 Nobel Peace Prize. State Department officials including Assistant Secretary G Mennen Williams back the idea with King possibly accompanied by Williams. The plan comes as King continues to oppose U S support for Congo Premier Moise Tshombe and as Rustin may join King in Oslo and possibly Africa. Austin plans large Washington protest when Congress convenes January 4 with mass demonstrations in several major cities targeting seating of Southern legislators.
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Congo policy mocked by feka feka rhetoric in Cold War article
A polemic attacks U S Congo policy accusing Washington of overreach and missteps in Africa. It cites the case of Stanleyville and Consul Hoyt, condemns anti colonialism, notes Soviet influence, and argues U S errors fed Communist gains while jeopardizing U S prestige.
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Dear Santa and a call for unity in school district politics
A reader writes to the Letters to the Editor praising holiday forgiveness and laments loneliness, then shifts to civic politics criticizing the Hayward Unified District annexation plan. The letter urges readers to vote Yes on December 8 for the Decnto- Alvarado plan and to attend school board meetings to witness the dedicated work of local citizens.
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Unification Debate Urges YES For Decoto Alvarado District
A local plea from residents in El Rancho Verde Fairway Park Hillview Crest Tamarack Knolls Union City and Alvarado urges a YES vote to unify the Decoto Alvarado School Districts. They criticize opponents as self interested and warn that annexation to Hayward Unified would burden Decoto schools and empty its classrooms.
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Fremont City Council fights county library plan
In Fremont a heated council meeting exposed rifts over keeping the city in the county library system. Mayor Dilton sided against a county library path, while council members Steel Van Doorn and Dillon faced criticism for loyalties and perceived conflicts. The Friends group and recreation report were cited as factors in the decision.
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Steel
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