First Impressions and Rush to Bond Election for Unified District
Editorial notes the Maynard Unified School District plans a rapid bond and debt plan with a March election target. It questions public review timing, board deliberations, and the urgency to approveედ without broader participation while listing key steps and resolutions on bond liability and state apportionment.
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la Vista
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Canyon Valley Union
Hopes on Home and the Fight Over Poland and Russia
The article argues Sir Alec Douglas-Home would steer British policy toward a firm stance against Soviet policy, contrasting his views with Harold Wilson. It notes Home’s belief in not yielding ground, his nuanced approach to postwar Poland, and a sharper line on Moscow, while remarking on potential lessons for U.S. policy and the Berlin question.
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Russia
Look And Learn Q A From A Vintage Page
A reader quiz lists biblical figures linked to traits Patience and weakness to temptation with answers including Ananias Judas Thomas Adam Samson. It notes American Legion founded after World War I in 1919 and defines misanthropy as hatred of mankind and brimstone as sulfur. Elmo Lincoln is named as the first film Tarzan in 1919.
Split on Cuban policy pits Johnson against hawks in D C
Washington debate over how to curb Fidel Castro dominates White House backstage power. State Department leaders push for sanctions and carrot diplomacy while Joint Chiefs and CIA urge military options including expanded OAS backed blockade and air and sea interception. Support for Cuban refugees and anti Castro groups grows among hard liners.
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Special Session Signals California Legislators’ Budget Focus
Californians watch the upcoming February 3 start of the 1964 budget and tax session. Governors have long invoked even year special sessions to address emergency items, with requests this year for judges and officials raises, school bond funding, and a fresh look at the county wide school tax plan.
California faces likely limited 1964 legislative session
The governor’s office notes large mail for tighter firearm controls spurred by Kennedy’s assassination and calls for billboard regulation bills. With a presidential year, Governor Brown is expected to call a short, noncontroversial session, delaying major items such as judge salaries, education funding, and other agenda.
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Kennedy
Brown
New Absolutism Under World Brotherhood Ideals
The piece warns of a rising humanitarian absolutism led by intellectuals in government and foundations. It cites Seymour Melman and Pugwash participants Louis Sohn and Walter Millis, arguing for world disarmament and a global police court with severe penalties for those deemed peace criminals.
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Disarmament Agency
Walter Millis
Barry Goldwater's Bomber Burning Disarmament Idea Reemerges
London dispatches report the United States again considering destroying obsolete long range bombers to deter others from acquiring them. The plan, once dismissed, resurfaced under a new president with calls for bilateral talks with the Soviet Union and prior consultation with Britain. Proponents caution against unilateral action while skeptics warn of dangerous motives and bargaining stalls.
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London
Russia
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Washington Post Dispatch
Better English and language questions mixed in a prompt
The text presents multiple English usage queries about pronunciation spelling and word meanings. It includes corrections to a sentence about a transaction and asks for meanings of fal lachous and flotsam and a word for goods lost at sea.
Predictions on 1964 Taxes From Rural Letter to Editor
A rural writer shares humorous reflections on tax season and record keeping for 1964. He notes farmers filing by Feb 15, expects taxes to rise modestly and living costs to nudge upward, while praising US tax collection figures as a world record, though he quips about errors in the estimates.
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