San Leandro Rezoning Question Faces City Council
Editorial notes the San Leandro council may revisit the Breed property rezoning after questioning whether the prior action was valid. It argues Cheatham’s involvement and timing raise suspicions but lacks proof of wrongdoing. The piece urges clearer action by reconsideration to resolve whether current industrial use should stand or the action should be overridden.
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Snyrman
San Leandro
Kenneth Cheatham
Alhough
Cowneil
Cheatham
New Principle From the Bureaucrats
A San Francisco dispute centers on a $35,000 federal subsidy for defense planning and an $85,000 Federal Offer for Cross Defense Mobilization. Local CD agency must conform to The Principle of Augmentation, with stricter staffing rules before payment. The piece warns that bureaucratic control accompanies federal funds nationwide.
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San Francisco
Ifa
Cross Defense
Anonay
Oedns
QCOM
Sedernstdio el Acasion
Taxes and the High Road to Trouble
The federal tax rate on corporations with taxable income over 25 000 is 52 percent. Government derives more from enterprise than investors who risk capital to create jobs and goods. The policy weakens industry and strengthens the welfare state, aiding Communist aims and undermining productive will.
Allen-Scott Rocky Starts Bid For Nomination In 64
Rockefeller moves to secure 1964 GOP presidential bid by aligning with trusted supporters and placing backers in top party roles. He edits NY GOP ties, seeks Senate committee weight, and aims early organization to avoid past delays. Kennedy aides discuss public reports styled after Fire Side Chats to build unity. Roosevelt family ally Franklin D. Roosevelt Sr. slated for a prominent role in the coming administration.
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Nelson Rockefeller
New Yorker
Hiss
White House
Nixon
Rockeville
Allo
Rockefeller
New York Republican
Mer Sp Aid
Ghal Mai
James Fulton
John Saylor
h-Pa
Miller
MarUn
Javits
Reockerfeller
Washington
Hisenhower
GOP
Jolo
Lala
Tam
Congressional
Rockefellen
Polit Ugals
Previdoak
Roosevelt
Kennedy
Wisconsin
West Virginia
FDR
Bronx
Maries Buchey
Son hides adult pictures sparks Landers column
A caller reports finding a bag of adult material among a 17 year old son’s possessions. Ann Landers advises not revealing guilt, framing the issue as a craving for dirty images common in youth, and guiding a constructive talk with the boy without shaming. The note also recounts engagement gift advice from Penny, suggesting returning gifts if the engagement ends.
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Landers
Toroust
Ham
Peo
Ann Landers
Reynolds Knight Construction Upturn Cheers Economists
Major construction areas such as housing and public works can influence the economy beyond just new facilities. Projects boost labor earnings and material spending, signaling a positive but uneven impact as economists note a seasonal rise in November construction awards totaling 55.8 billion dollars, with 1960 expected to remain robust.
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New York
Ing
Erment
Theer
Mutvurr
World Warly Foreign Policy Goals by Senator Goldwater
Senator Barry Goldwater outlines assumptions guiding U S foreign policy aiming to maximize freedom justice and prosperity while asserting victory over communism as the dominant proximate objective. He argues that defeating communism is essential to enable other goals and calls for defining America's desired global state and proper use of power.
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Goldwater
Walter Lipnman
George Sokaleky
Terblock
Abel
United States
Comunists
Berlin
Justice Inu
Hull
Union of South Africa
Thanay
Jose Uls
Cange
Fren
A Time For Youth In the Skies
Washington D C ARS pushes youth into rocketry as Wernher von Braun era eyes spark interest. Erik Berzarst notes letters from young Nevadans forming homebuilt missiles. Von Braun advocates organized youth programs with Scouts and Space First groups to channel enthusiasm into safe, structured exploration.
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D. C
American Rocket Society
ARS
Youtt
Ming
Wernher Veo Thayn
Ife Swis
Erik Berzarst
von Braun
Tollway Tremors and the Tollway Deluge
Sydney Harris laments tollway confusions that grip drivers as modern expressways multiply signs and lanes. The piece, voiced as a middle aged motorist, describes panic at divergent lanes and hostile signage, comparing experiences to a mid twentieth century phenomenon of road overwhelm and fear while crisscrossing major corridors.
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Grand Canyon
Tap
Rockford
Aurora
Toledo
Milyanker
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