Arguments Against A College Are Unsound
Dr Roy Simpson argues expansion should be vertical at San Jose and San Francisco State, but others urge a Hayward state college. Backers include State Senator Arthur Breed and Assemblyman-elect Carlos Bee. A study commission favors expanding current campuses over new ones, warning of space limits and high land costs. Critics warn student caps and higher standards could bar future generations from four years of higher education. South county residents press for a local college despite flawed alternatives.
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Roy Simpson
California
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Hayward Area
San Jose State
San Franchisco State
Simpson
San Jose State College
Bay District
South County
No Word Yet On Southern Crossing Tolls
A San Francisco Bay Toll Crossings Division progress report to the Department of Public Works details the Southern Crossing study. It notes tolls to be set after independent financial and traffic studies, with a December 1955 final report and cost analyses for the crossing and approaches.
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Division of
San Francisco Bay
Department of Public Works
Oakland
Baybridge
Restitution clash shapes U S policy in German assets row
The State Department pares with Bonn over German assets restitution as Dulles and Brownell clash on restoring seized property. Senate foes warn of billions in taxpayer costs while new talks follow Bonn’s wartime claims and Paris accord limits.
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State Department
Senate Judiciary Committee
Dulles
Brownell
Everettsens
Rayll
Katherine St. George
William
Bonn
Justice Department
U.S
Britain
France
Paris
Senate
Who Will Order A Bomb Use In Congress Debate
Congressional debate on the European Union Pact and atomic and hydrogen weapons centers on civilian vs military trigger authority. Lawmakers fear quick escalation if allies delay use, given U S and allied commitments and past wartime challenges. Senator Knowland leads calls for more data and a foolproof instant retaliation plan.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Paris
Capitol Hill
United States
Harry S. Tru
Dulles
NATO
William F. Knowland
Senate
England
France
London
McClure Syndicate
No True Antelopes In America Says Ranger Burns
Ranger naturalist Eugene Burns surveys North American wildlife names and misnomers. He explains that true antelopes do not exist in America and details local species such as pronghorn, wapiti, moose, bison, caribou, and the many misnamed animals like mountain lion, jaguar, puma, and beaver.
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America
Old World
North America
Texas
Paraguay
Boomer
Whistler
Fisher
Eugene Burns
McClure Syndicate
Wildwood Street Improvement group thanks Christmas decorator donors
From Our Readers Editor in the Daily Review notes donations for Christmas displays on Mother Goose Lane Wildwood Street. Names include Gordon McBeth Donald Dawson Yeeshe Emery Frank Electric H FE Duarte Sheet Metal Works W FP Fuller Shanon and Sons Sherwin Williams Tom Caruso Valley Paint Moyer Paint Morwear Paint and others. The piece describes the Mother Goose scene with many characters and praises the community effort and local spirit.
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Daily Review
Wildwood Street Improvement Association
Mother Goose Lane
Wildwood Street
Gordon McBeth
Donald Dawson
Yeeshe Emery
Frank Electric
H. FE. Duarte Sheet Metal Works
W. FP. Fuller
Shanon and Sons
Sherwin Williams
Tom Caruso
Valley Paint Company
Moyer Paint Company
Morwear Paint of
Fruitvale
Wildwood Jane
One Agency for California School Building Funds?
Assemblyman Gordon Fleury of Sacramento proposals center all school building activities under a single state authority. He urges a two year study to form a revolving bond fund, outlines plans for bond issues, distributions, and plan checks, and suggests administrative changes to extend growth periods and ease property purchases. The aim is faster fund allocations and more classrooms for a growing population.
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Sacramento
CNS
Gordon Fleury
California
State Department of Finance
State Department of Education
State Department of Public Works
Fluery
Fleury
Veterans Welfare Board
Sacramento Assemblyman
Global leaders urge renewed hope and resolve in crisis
President Eisenhower writes Rockefeller that the world must move beyond fear toward hopeful progress within reach. American Legion Commander Collins warns military compensation must match civilians to retain experts necessary for modern weapons. O Danial vows South Vietnam can be saved, saying the fight tests American guts. Senate Leader Knowland warns the Communist threat remains unchanged, with no signs of reform.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nelson A. Rockefaller
American Legion
Seaborn P. Collins
Tibbett's Stage Mishap During Opera Debacle
Famous baritone Lawrence Tibbett starred in an early opera scene with a heavy soprano causing a stage collapse. As they lifted her to a sofa, Tibbett’s trousers tore, the sofa collapsed, and all three tumbled. He escaped, red faced, hiding the tear with his hand.
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Lawrence Tibbett
Tibbett
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Nid
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Joint
Congressional Committee On the Economic Report
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By Angelo
Ray Tucker
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George €. Marshall
Harold B. Stark
Naval Operations
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Korea
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U.N
Europe
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Wildwood Lane
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Claus
Rudolph
Mother Goose
Old King Cole
Peter Pumpkin Eater
Old Woman
Umpty Dumpty
Little Ba Ampumpty
Little Boy Blue
Mise Muffett
Jack Horner
Mary
Heigh Diddle
Wildwood
Hayward
Henry MacArthur
Saigon
John Wi
Ren Mika
O’daniel
South Vietnam
William Knowland
Foreign Relations Committee
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