Editorials Somewhere a Voice Is Calling
A look at a state bill to create a regional authority over toll bridges airports and ports in the San Francisco Bay Area. The piece notes local fears of loss of autonomy and opposition from Oakland Stockton San Jose Hayward and others while discussing the motive to centralize revenue and control under a statewide coordinating body.
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Agthor
Mine Bay Area
Recommendaion
Ernst and Ernst
National Auditiog
Oakland
Port Commisss Ees
Stockton
San Jose
Hayward
San Francisco
Fach Rity
Clare
Et Live
Ihe
All Year School Might Help the Taxpayer
The University of California could switch to a year round school year in 1962 to handle a growing youth population. The idea faces educator opposition over loss of summer maintenance and vacations. Proponents argue it would avoid a nine month crowd and reduce taxpayer burden by full facility use year round.
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University of California
Letters From Readers Protest Local Affairs And Rumors
Excerpted letters critique California Attorney General actions against Bay Area bowling alleys and discuss pricing, governance, and local civic plans. Readers reference San Leandro lore, Kennedy Khrushchev quotes, and a call to reconsider civic center development amid proposals for the Hayward site and master plans.
Animal Welfare Edvont expresses appreciation in Alanieiti County
A brief notice from Charles B Marsh in Alanieiti County thanks involved parties for their support. The message acknowledges ongoing work by the organization and reads as a formal public expression of gratitude to contributors and partners in animal welfare efforts.
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Edvont
Beeraerstiany Ag
Alanieiti
Ctearles
MARSH
Dear Ann Landers Teen Daughter Fails to Make Friends
A reader asks how a beautiful well to do teen can befriend peers, with Ann Landers advising that looks and luxuries don’t matter. the child should be treated with equal effort and the parent should remove social props to let genuine connections form. Other letters note hosting, New Year’s resolutions, and marriage inquiries with concise guidance and an offer to send Ann Landers’ booklet.
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Ann Landers
Tim
Cary
Lown
Landiers
Uncle Dan's Lighter Side From Doclie Cites Growing Wrongs
A humorous column by Uncle Dan laments daily newspaper absurdities and inflated costs. He jokes about swelling headlines and cites the Federal Reserve Board, Congress, and military budgets to illustrate rising prices and public folly. The piece ends with a quirky note from Uncle Bow.
What Do You Think? Warm and cold color question
The warm colors are orange and yellow while the cold colors are green blue and violet. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is quoted as the best known index and the course of the SS stock market is mentioned. Cities referenced include Rome Washington and Cologne. The famous line quoted is When you call me that, calm.
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Bernz
Rome
Stalingead
Washington
Cologne
Problem of Day Five Years Ago Ages Puzzle
A garbled puzzle asks for ages five years ago where a father was three times his son and divides differences by five. The wording is unclear but suggests solving for the son's and father's ages using a basic age equation. The readable parts imply a standard two person age problem with a father and son.
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Mr. Deakktes
Loding
Monald
Me. Deakes
New Year's resolutions for men and nations by Goldwater
Barry Goldwater argues that individuals and nations make hopeful resolutions at new year but often fail to meet them. He contends improvement comes slowly, urges Americans to pursue liberty with justice and responsibility, and envisions a nation that remains morally right and respected in the world.
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Sen
Barry Goldwater
Vynie
Gorthe
Wagner
United States
America
California's future hinges on new capital and growth
The piece argues California must attract at least two million dollars annually in private funds to create 200,000 jobs yearly and keep prosperity. It warns rising living costs and unemployment, urges solutions in tax stability, water provision, education, and welfare, and links 1962 legislative actions to securing a new state capital and long‑term investment.
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California
Weinberger
New York
Empire State
Jon Playment
Hansk
Expr Pristing Indus
Ani
Brown
FAMOUS FABLES New Deal In A Glass
President Franklin D Roosevelt invited political readers on a cruise with Senator from Kentucky Alban Barkley present before dinner FDR mixed drinks guests gasped at his powerful concoctions one whispered remark compared his stance to liberalism Smuts described as a respected South African statesman whose authority awed his own children the remark about being treated like a hero contrasts with feeling unusual admiration
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Franklin TD. Roosevelt
Kentucky
Alban
FDR
Barkley
Jan Smuts
Smuts
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