Provincialism And Education Provocation And Policy Debate
A reader column attacks the California Teachers Association for pressuring teacher salaries and influencing policy. It argues CTA aims to raise pay using selective data, while public schools in Hayward, Fremont, Castro Valley, New Haven, and San Lorenzo face salary gaps and morale issues. The piece urges districts to ignore pressure tactics and let boards set salaries locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CTA
Hayward
Fremont
Castro Valley
New Haven
San Lorenzo
South County
Qhite
Burlingame
City commended for study of redevelopment tag
The writer commends Hayward officials for a council study on urban renewal options. The piece notes California cities use varied programs, urges careful study of area boundaries, and praises the council members and city staff for initiating the work toward city improvements and seeking outside help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Redevelopment Agency
Urban Renewal Agency
A Nation's Betrayal Editor Letter to the Editor
A harsh critique of U S policy from the 1960s era, accusing government leaders Eisenhower Kennedy and Johnson of betraying liberty. The writer cites United Nations actions and Rhodesia’s withdrawal from the Commonwealth, asserting Americans fail to rise until Soviet symbols dominate the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
United Nations
Rhodesia
Africa
LBJ
Russia
Fremont Woman's Club Christmas Basket Project Success
Yale Baskets Project editors note Fremont Woman's Club and many city agencies joined a citywide effort to aid needy families. The club organized basket filling at a central location, boxed goods, delivered baskets, and contributed cash for hams while area agencies funded most of the costs. The project again finished in the black and the club looks forward to participating in 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Woman's Club
Fremont-Knim City
Transit strike prompts mayor to seek federal help
Mayor Lindsay pressed for federal aid in the New York transit strike, arguing it would restore service and stabilize the city during the labor dispute. Wirtz comments place him in a pivotal role to resolve the stalemate and return the system to normal operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay
N.Y
Shoul
Wirtz
A Prayer For Today Our Father in a modern plea
A short prayer asks for genuine love beyond sentiment and words. It pleads for deeds over display, extending kindness to enemies and critics. It urges individual discernment to escape blind conformity and see the light.
Barry Goldwater Attacks State of the Union Address
Barry Goldwater criticizes President Johnson in a State of the Union response outlining his view that the current program is economically irresponsible, expanding government power, increasing inflation and taxes, and endangering freedoms. He charges McNamara with missteps in Vietnam and urges congressional action on defense funding and policy. The piece frames a Republican alternative to perceived domestic and international danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Horn
Viet Nam
Robert 8. McNamara
Benjamin Franklin Birthday and Major 1950 Brink's Robbery
A review of this day recalls Benjamin Franklin born in 1706 1708 variant and notes the 1806 White House birth of a Randolph by Martha and Thomas Jefferson. It also highlights the 1950 Brink's armored car heist in Boston amounting to 1 million dollars carried out by nine bandits.
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White House
Thomas and
Martha Randolph
Thomas Jefferson
Brink’s
Boston
Holmes Alexander vs LBJ Aims Spurs At Wrong Targets
Lyndon B. Johnson, a strict boss, is described as hiring top talent and paying well while driving workers mercilessly. The piece contrasts protégés like Connally and Mayer with Jenkins and Bakers who faltered, noting Johnson’s heat-taught influence could reach others briefly within range. It cites preconvention flight discussions and a journalist’s front-page insight from Ed Jameson.
Johnson’s Strenuous Life Ambition Sparks Potent Leadership
A critical analysis of President Johnson’s push for employment and energy, arguing the nation is at peak prosperity with full work for most, and urging him to apply his vigorous leadership to mobilize the public toward greater self-fulfillment. It critiques labor leaders and welfare rhetoric while praising Johnson’s drive and call for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
Johnson
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National Education Association
Theast Bay
East Bay
Bay Area
Council
Jackson, Alice and
Second
Citizens’ Committee
Oakland
San Francisco
Santa Cruz
Stockton
Vallejo
Seaside
Monterey
United States
America
Lej
Moscow
Ore
Yale Baskets Project
Woman’s Club
Barry Goldwater
McNamara
Congress
Defense
Republican Party
Big Brother
United Fress International
Benjamin Franklin
S Holmes Alexander
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
John Connallys
Bill Mayers
Walter Jenkins
Bobby Bakers
Ed Jameson
Mr. Tweedy
Eddie
Une
Office of Economic Opportunity
Armed Services
Nego
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