Slowdown in Hayward Unification Plan Gains Time
Editorial notes a slowed pace in the Hayward Union High School District unification drive. Officials urge prudent study and public questions, delaying a January 22 election plan after consultant work. If surveys show support, fast tracking may resume. if not, groundwork is saved from rushed votes.
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Give the Stranger a Break for Christmas
A Christmas plea urges drivers and pedestrians to show courtesy on busy routes. Readers are urged to pause before pushing ahead, allow others to enter traffic, and avoid blocking crossings. The message frames gentle behavior as a life saving, smile inducing gift during the season.
Shaky State of the Dollar
The Institute of Life Insurance notes inflation erodes earnings as prices rise and taxes trim weekly pay. Overspending by government and large wage demands worsen inflation, making pay raises seem hollow. The piece stresses preserving the dollar’s remaining value as a domestic urgency.
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Institute of Life Insurance
Internal squabble stalls Rayburn probe of agencies
Washington report on the House inquiry into major administrative agencies shows Democratic rifts. Rep Morgan Moulder and Rep Oren Harris clash over subpoena power and staff reorganization, delaying subpoenas and full investigation into alleged favoritism and corruption. Republicans back Harris, while Bernard Schwartz pushes broader uncovering of enforcement and influence. The outcome rests with Speaker Rayburn upon his return.
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Washington
House
Sam Rayburn
Morgan Moulder
Oren Harris
Allen
Twoskey
Harris
Hill Subjioena
Moulder
Gnove
Monder
John Moss
Calif
Bernard Schwartz
New York
Congress
Special Committee
Republican
John Heselton
Mass
Joseph O'Hara
Minn
Robert Hale
Schwartz
Securities& Exchange Commission
SEC
White House
Sherman, Adama
Mouidér
Moss
Interstate Commerce Committee
Rayburn
Skiing Is An Ancient Sport At Timberline Lodge
Timberline Lodge Mt. Hood Oregon hosts a feature on skiing described as one of humankind s oldest inventions. The piece traces skiing from early hunting tribes to military use in Norway Sweden and Russia through the 11th to 13th centuries and notes figures such as Leif Erikson and World War II mountaineers. It details Telemark skis developed in Telemark Norway and the sport s spread to the Swiss and Austrian Alps by the 1890s with American pioneers in the western states.
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Moulder
Moss
Schwartz
The
Federal Communications Commission
Eugene Burns
Timberline Lodge
Mt. Hond
Oregon
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Russia
Olaus Magnus
Wmt
Italy
Aleutians
T.set- Torger D.fokle
Leif
Life
Gan
Telemark
Christiana
Oslo
Mt. Hood
Frank Steward
Ike Moderates Dulles Attitude In Washington
President Eisenhower curbs Secretary Dulles as foreign policy shifts after Sputniks. He seeks stronger allied cohesion with Britain and France while cautioning against colonial entanglements. Western Europe grows as a strategic fortress, shaping restraint in post Paris commitments.
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Washington
NATO
Eisenhower
John
Dulles
Britain
France
Free World
Middle East
Washintgun
Khrushchev
Macemilan
Adenauer
Germany
Pearson
Canada
Nehru
India
Europe
Russia
England
United States
Tunisia
Paris
Netherlands
Policy shifts mark Eisenhower era diplomacy and defense
The piece discusses Senator Mansfield proposing civilian agency control of weapons development noting past military limits. It covers Dulles outlining a Middle East policy focused on substance over form and Eisenhower confirming a measured approach, consulting involved nations, with broad Capitol Hill support anticipated.
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Washington
Mike ‘Mansfield
D-Mont
F.D.R
Truman
Eisenhower
Dulles
Ben Gurion
Israel
Middle East
Charles’ Malik
Lebanon
United States
AntkAmerican
United Nations
Sputnik
Capitol Hill
McClure
Opinions From Readers What’s Yours
Letters discuss fundraising drives and accountability across states, urging government oversight and charity transparency. Readers from Ashland and San Leandro weigh annexation, municipal services, and voting yes on January 14 1958, with calls for clear facts and civic responsibility.
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Ashland
San Leandro
Robert J. Jones
Relativity Fables and Taft Sailed Michigan Weddings
In 1947 the late Senator Taft and Mrs Taft attended their son Lloyds wedding in Michigan. It was their second such trip in five years. Also noted is Arthur Vandenbergs remark about Michigan daughters. A separate anecdote recalls Brahms and a youthful imitator who claimed his work reminded him of another master piece.
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Robert A. Taft
Michigan
Johannes Brahms
Brahms
STRICTLY PERSONAL Questions and Answers By SYDNEY J. HARRIS
Readers ask Mr Harris about mixed marriages positive thinking Sputnik college spanking loving enemies and more He answers with dry wit and practical philosophy, noting college value self love and restraint while joking about his column routine and the fate of a television Alman with a commanding presence
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Mr. Harris
Mr.Harris
Sputnik
Charlie Chaplin
Mr Harris
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