Editorials Favor Hayward State Name Choice
Editorials In Vot ing to support the imme Hayward State for the college now under construction on the former Hausehildt ranch, members of the Hay ward Area Historical Society follow logic and reason. Critics may call it an idiosyncrasy of an organization that has urban pride in its title. The society includes members from many Alameda county areas and aligns with Fremont city council's earlier naming.
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State College Name Debate Reflects Local Pride
The article argues for using Hayward State College as the official designation rather than Alameda County or Alameda. It notes confusion from misnaming and urges consistent naming to reflect location and policy, contrasting with other schools like San Jose State and Long Beach State. Fremont and older cities are praised for mature stance on the issue.
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Government workers drive rising federal payroll costs
A recent Tax Foundation release shows federal civilian personnel costs hit an all time high, affecting about 2 percent of each U.S. family. The Foundation notes 1 in 28 civilian workers were on the federal payroll at year end, with July adding 16,700 jobs as critics accuse spending on programs as wasteful and harmful.
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Know Nothing era dangers warned by intellectuals
The piece argues that Know Nothings threaten unity and democracy, contrasting ignorant populism with educated elites. It cites Cordell Hull, Khrushchev, and global powers, warning against subversion and calls for vigilance against authoritarian influence and propaganda.
Goldwater Under Fire In USSR Magazine Attack
An issue of The New York Times Magazine is cited by a West German paper alleging that the Soviet press mocks Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona. The article accuses him of promoting belligerent anti communist aims and advocates victory over international communism through nuclear means.
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Business Leaders Call for Tax Cuts to Compete in Free World
Frank Jnae Jareddin of the National Association of Manufacturers urges President Kennedy to lower tariffs and cut taxes and wages to boost confidence in competing with Western Europe in the global market. He argues high taxes hinder competitiveness and calls for policy changes.
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Letters on Democracy and Free Speech at Castro Valley High
Patrick Hancock of Hayward praises Dr. Bush for defending democracy against John Birch Society tactics at Castro Valley High School. Robert J. Vetterlein of Castity Valley and Patrick Hancock urge against censorship and anti communism extremism while defending constitutional rights and education.
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No Peace At Christmas in Kennedy Foreign Policy
Holmes Alexander argues that U S leadership is failing in Cuba Santo Domingo and the Congo warning that unless Kennedy restores direction Americans will face a historic gap in national leadership. He cites U S policy shifts debates at Yale and Baltic American groups urging resilience Finland as a potential flash point and criticizes the administration for vacillating amid global tensions.
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Purely Personal Prejudices by Sydney Harris
Sydney Harris criticizes self deception and prejudice, arguing ignorance fueled by enthusiasm is dangerous and that many beliefs resemble culinary fashions rather than genuine wisdom. He cites philosophers, psychoanalysis, and age old maxims to warn against smug certainty and to celebrate childlike openness.
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