Unification Election Sparks Public Newsletter Controversy
An editorial discusses conflicts over use of publicly funded school district newsletters in the Mt. Eden unified campaign. Marlin Blaley accuses Superintendent Charles Kenney of unlawful use, while Kenney counters that the district conducted a stronger unification effort. The district attorney weighs actions amid long-standing questions on government printing for political purposes.
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Welfare Oversight Prompts Alameda Supervisors' Audit Push
Alameda County supervisors push continued welfare roll investigations and audits to curb improper spending especially on aid to needy children. They argue all welfare payments must go to those legally entitled, regardless of race, with surprise visits planned to home addresses to verify eligibility and prevent fraud.
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Alameda County
Marquis Childs On No Win Tag In Cuban Politics
Washington column argues opponents misread the no win tag in foreign policy. It notes Kennedy's personality driven leadership, cautions on public perception, and compares to Eisenhower era messaging as network interviews reveal strategic playmaking and a politics of personality shaping viewer understanding.
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Mr Tweedy by Ned Riddle Ward explores election shifts
The piece discusses day to day office tasks and a political climate around Adlai Stevenson and presidential politics. It cites Democratic losses in House elections, party convictions, and strategic ground navigation amid shifting voter alignments and Republican gains.
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Letters to the Editor on unification and schooling
Readers debate California school district unification and state controls. The letter includes views on voluntary versus compulsory consolidation, teacher lesson plans, uniform texts, state tests, and funding pressures, with numerous opinions on district priorities and parental involvement.
Jaycees Backing Unification Of San Lorenzo Schools
At the last regular meeting of the San Lorenzo Junior Chamber of Commerce the Jaycees voted unanimously to support school unification for better local control of primary and secondary programs and uniform academic planning. The group, with nearly 50 children in local schools, will exercise their voting privilege on Jan 15. Gerald Todd, director, governmental affairs, San Lorenzo Times.
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Editor urges unified district vote in Hayward area
An opposing Citizens Committee spokesman warns that unity raises taxes while a teacher reader cites a doctoral study by Ne, David Paynter from USC 1961, noting it covered 16 districts and tax election data. The editor argues for unification, urging trustees to possess courage, intelligence, integrity, and readiness for long hours and code familiarity to build the new district.
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Citizens Commuittee
Hayward Union
David Paynter
University of Southern California
Appreciation Note for Church Page Sponsors
Westminster Myes hylerian Church expresses heartfelt thanks to the organizers of the Attend the Church of Your Choice Reg warly page in the Saturday Church section. We value the efforts aiding local faith communities and thank business and professional sponsors for supporting this outreach.
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Church of Your Choice
Westminstey
Editorial chatter on cutting Senators and Congressmen
A country store discussion urges trimming the U S Senate to one per state and halving House members to cut costs and reduce debt. Ed Dooliffle, Clem Webster, Zeke Grubb and others propose drastic pay and seat reductions with political party balance debated amid humor and parliamentary quirks.
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Governor's Inaugural Message Aims Wide agenda
The governor presents a sweeping set of 42 proposals likely to face large opposition in the legislature. Critics say it reads as a campaign document and may not achieve enactment. They point to unspecified costs and tax questions, including a push to expand local school funding and mental health programs, plus creation of new agencies and a statewide educational TV network.
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