Editorial on Federal Power Expansion and Bonneville Tie In
The piece argues one sidedly against expanding federal power along the Pacific Coast and notes the Bonneville project. It warns that government control favors voting blocs, would burden taxpayers, and could force private power companies to be taken over. It cites Sacramento’s $83 million Trinity gains and warns of socialist outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
West
Tennessee Valley Authority
Wm. Warne
Brown
United States
Pacific Coast
Bonneville
Ai Enterprise
Northwest
Sacramento
Trinity
Britain
Germany
Michael Cleplinski
Ciewingki
Rey Cord
Diptor. Cieplinski
Temperatr Nafiann
Geneva
Switzerland
Herman Patrick
Avling
Shall We Help Jagan Communize Guiana
The writer urges the United States to consider aiding Cheddi Jagan in British Guiana, noting his Marxist stance and predicting a dictator state. It questions State Department action, referencing past support for other nations and urging a stance on Jagan’s plans and possible financial aid.
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Jagan
Guiana
Castro
Jana
Guinan
Yugoslavia
Poland
Guinna
Dan Beebe
Tito Aims at Takeover in Albania
A dispatch reports Tito seeking Yugoslav control over Albania to form a federation with Yugoslavia, backed by Enver Hoxha’s regime and potential alignment with China. It notes Kennan’s warnings, Khrushchev’s stance, and shifts in Yugoslav Soviet ties, with India proposing military missions to Africa and broader Cold War alignments.
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Tito
Albania
Anvixissador
Yugoslavia
Thesia
Anastas Aikoyan
Belegrade
Hay
Belgrade
Mosenyi
Ambassador -Cyijets
Milalovie
Qilural
Cer Zlukov
Khrishchev
Kennan
Aser
Khrushchev
Ann Landers Advice Column Misprint Opinion
Riverside and Hayward Daily Review readers write to Ann Landers seeking guidance on a proposed gift of a former husband’s diamond ring, dating and dating ethics, and a question about going steady. The column advises selling the ring, ending a stressful marriage, and encouraging smart dating while noting reader letters about parental viewpoint and personal independence.
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Ant
Riverside
Sinen
Ann Landera
Jeff
Jett
Diar
Variely
Ann Landers
Ant Landers
Hayward Daily Review
Ano Landers
Field Emeszytsea, Incst
Shakeup in the State Department shapes new appointees
Henry J. Taylor reports a broad reshuffle in the State Department amid criticisms of downgrading security and mismanagement. Salvatore A. Tontempo is elevated to head the Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs, with controversy over political appointments and reorganization continuing.
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Henry J. Taylor
State Department
Otter
Kenney
Dean Rusk
Mae
L'S
Alex
Isi Atom
Hirst
Hy Fisilly
Chester Bowles
Salvatore A. Tontempo
Newark
Burvan of
Sular
Francis BE
Walwr ¢B
Oon
Figs
Marquis Chl ds Architect of European Unity
Jean Monnet emerges as the architect of European unity, a pragmatic visionary shaping a postwar federation of expanding economies. In Washington to meet Kennedy and other policy figures, Monnet guides talks on the United States role in the European Common Market and the drive toward a shared monetary system and currency, building on his pivotal coal and steel community project.
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Washington
Ws Tanner
Jean Monet
anbur+ vsed
Monnet
European Union
Europe
Manuel
Paris
Goa
Katanga
United Nations
Astrophe
Oplimisneis
West
Hig
America
Kennedy
George W. Ball
Tvle
United States
Congress
Ayne
Action Committee
United States of Europe
Montiel
Commitsis
Communists
Six Nations
France
Belgium
Isay
Germany
Holland
Luxembourg
Mobnel
Lola
Unfinished Task of Senator Bridges
Washington column notes Styles Bridges sought to influence a CIA deputy appointment for McCone. It details Trudeau as a possible pick, Bridges' ties to Eisenhower Kennedy, and calls for policy shifts after Cuba crisis, with debate over atmospheric testing and personnel.
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Holmes Alexander
Senator Bridges
Washington, D.C
Greal
Styles Bridges
Wis
Doin McCone
Central Latellisgence Agency
CLA
McCone
Gen
Iisenhower
Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
California
Kennedy
CIA
Arthur Trudeau
Army Research and Development
Bridges
Gem ‘Trudeau
Ing
Stennis
Russia
Trudeau
Eisenhower
Trideau
Richard Nixon
Cuba
South Vietnam
Congo
NeCon
Uns
Boston
New Hampshire
Douglas MacArthur
Hoover
Mer. Kennedy
Gener
Serane on Gambling Fraud and Subtle Card Cheating
Sydney Harris cites Serane’s claim that private games see more cheating than other gambles, noting 7 of 70 million players may cheat. The piece argues many bridge players “cheat” through tone, hesitation, and signaling, not by rigging cards, revealing pervasive subtle cheating in social games.
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Serane
John Searne
America
How Experts Cheat at Bridge Tourney Bidding Tone
The piece argues that tournament players bid in a uniform, expressionless manner, making it impossible to discern their hands. It cites Victor Mollas Streamlined Bridge noting widespread cheating at all levels, with the line between pro and amateur blurred by practiced deception.
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England
Victor Molla
General Features Corp
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Albani
Fede
Anfornation
George Kennan
Stile Department
Moscow
Teacing
Yegoslavia
Tremier
Khrushchew
Tita
Mosher
Altunia
Titu
Khewehehew
Hoxha
Avith
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Kremlin
Tite
Bon Fuly
Syria
Jost AW
Central Intelligence Agency
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Moo
Advange
Keremilh
Aso
Stalin
Ian Alvan
India
Afrisan Counones
Nthinnia
Nigeria
Tanpansika
Jaitin
Allen
MR. Tweedy
By Ned Riddle
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ALS
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Belek
Buttercup
Dene
Lanivess
Ringe
Heex
Taylor
Delaware River
Afric
Pollack
Willam Weiland
Weiland
Yan
Cilet
iCoegetent
AW Liited Feature Syndicate
Marquis Childs
Architect of European Unity
Alexander
Sydney Harris
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