Supervisor Dunn Proposes a Survey for County Plan
Supervisor Francis Dunn calls for a temporary county survey to gather data and assess incorporation trends in Southern Alameda. The plan would fund a consultant to prepare a master plan and conduct a political survey to evaluate feasible incorporations, costs, and benefits for the county and communities.
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Francis Dunn
Alameda County
Newark
San Lorenzo High School
Dunn
California political forecast hinges on 1960 district lines
The piece weighs California's population surge and its effect on possible six new Congressmen in 1960. It argues district boundary control could shift power between Republicans and Democrats, with the GOP favored by current margins but Democrats rising. urging broad voter registration to influence national redistricting.
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California
Alameda County
Russia’s empty trade promises haunt Western hopes
Washington records show Moscow fails to deliver machinery metals and ships to Egypt India and Afghanistan while Red China complains Moscow stalls shipments. Dulles argues Khrushchev Bulganin rely on Western capital for development. history cites Hitler’s use of trade to expand influence.
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Washington
Russia
Egypt
India
Afghanistan
Kremilin
United States
West
Moscow
Kirita Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
RED China
SS Eee
Mao Tse-tung
London
Dulles
Nehru
Nasser
U Nu
Hitler
Fuehrer
Balkan
Russia's barter deals echo Hitler era credits trap
The piece argues Soviet barter agreements with Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, and Mexico mimic Nazi economic leverage, trading oil and machinery for food and agricultural products. It cites Uruguay and Argentina losses, Perón’s protests, and warns Moscow owes nations while politicians in the United States respond with cautious skepticism.
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Hitler
Reich
Russia
Argentina
Brazil
Uruguay
Mexico
Moscow
Juan Peron
Montevideo
Soviet Bloc
Sweden
Red China
Norway
Finland
Denmark
South
Anditu
Dulles
Sinclair
Raesia
Democrats Aim To Double Gubernatorial Gains In 1956
A Congressional Quarterly study projects Democrats may win nine of thirty governorships up for election in 1956, while Republicans could take four. New race dynamics hinge on Midwest risks and gains in Delaware Massachusetts Montana and Utah for Democrats, with current GOP strongholds in Nebraska New Hampshire North and South Dakota Vermont and Washington likely to be retained.
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Washington
Congressional
Midwest
Ilinois
Indiana
Iowa
Hampshire
North
South Dakota
Vermont
Washingtony
New Jersey
Arizona
Colorado
Connecticut
Maine
Minnesota
New Mexico
New York
Pennsylvania
Utah
Craig
William E. Jenner
Ind
Tee
Eisenhower
Iinois
Missouri
Ohi
Wisconsi
Senate
Congressional Quarterly
Sheriff's Thanks From Our Readers
Civil Defense director H. Pleason thanks Alameda County agencies, reserves, underwater squadron, volunteer fire departments led by Niles, the Red Cross, Coast Guard, and Santa Rita detail for flood relief. He notes donations of boats, motors, clothing, money, and meals, praising community response and volunteer shelter efforts in San Lorenzo and the courthouse.
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Eplonate
Alameda
Coast Guard
Santa Rita
San’ Lorenzo
H. Pgleason
Soviet Premier Bulganin Sees 1956 as Turning Point in Tension
In remarks before the Supreme Soviet in Moscow, Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin declared that the year 1956 will go down in history as a definite turning point in the relaxation of world tension.
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Nikolai Bulganin
Supreme Soviet
Moscow
Defense budget clash stirs Pentagon over Air Force needs
President Eisenhower faces fierce push from the Air Force for a larger defense budget. The Air Force argues for about $2.5 billion more to reach 137 wings and contend the current proposal leaves it weakened. Weeks of debate loom as Congress reconvenes, with possible extra requests shaping the next year’s spending. Meanwhile Poland’s pig and ham imports to the UK rise, per Commerce Secretary Weeks.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Pentagon
Air Force
Aix
Donald Quakies
Nathan Twining
Army
Navy
White House
Senate
House
Armed Services Committees
Quarles
General Twining
Defense
Whitson
Twining
Wilson
Totel
Congress
Poland
Weeks
Enate
Flying Long Legs The Stork Across Eras And Myths
Ranger Eugene Burns presents a puzzling riddle about the stork, detailing long legs, plumage, and a four-toed bill. The bird’s migratory life, nesting towers, courtship displays, and symbolic significance in Europe and beyond are traced through eras, legends, and cultural beliefs about birth and good luck.
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Asia
Africa
Europe
British Isles
Norway
Finland
U.S
Gulf Coast
Addess
Jaly
Greece
Balgium
Sweden
Switzerland
Famous Fables and a Thackeray Speech Misfire
A Thackeray anecdote shows the novelist failing to deliver a dinner speech, then retorting that the next speaker should console him as he would console the other. A separate note hints at a missing will after a desk rifling, with the secretary and Brock Pemberton trading suspicions about relatives.
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William M. Thackeray
Brock Pemberton
Pemberton
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