Fremont Battles curbside mailboxes in new subdivisions
Fremont city officials resist the U S Post Office curbside mailbox rule citing beautification goals. Council to study Pleasanton’s ordinance as Mission Valley subdivision nears opening. Local leaders urge public pressure to overturn the requirement, arguing it shifts mail duties and costs onto homeowners while saving the Post Office money.
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Fremont
Pleasanton
U.S. Post Office
Mission Valley Tract
Ard
Donald Dillon
South
Countdown plans canal muck sale to gardeners on farm
Drew Pearson proposes marketing muck from the bottom of an old canal for gardens in addition to the dirt he digs in Washington. Ralph Nader continues investigations into the safety of natural gas pipelines as he works on another book.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Ralph Nader
Rts
Eastshore Neighbors Reflect on Year of Civic Work
Readers learn of Eastshore Neighbors Inc efforts as 2,600 homes served in the San Leandro area. The report notes petitions, meetings, and green space efforts, highlighting membership growth, events, and recognition of outstanding residents.
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Wastshore Neighbors, Inc
San Leandro Greek
San Leandro Boulevard
Marina Boulevard
Bay
Eastshore
Green Frail
Eastshore Neighbors, Inc
Eastshore Neighbors
A Prayer For Today Our Father in Our Time
Fragmentary prayer passage calls for ceasing effort to build hospitals schools sanitariums and homes for the infirm orphans and aged. Text praises good works to glorify Thee as God of all.
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God of
Reader letter condemns liberal editorial on California rights
A reader complains about a July 5 guest editorial titled Human Rights in California. They accuse the piece of liberal propaganda, defend welfare recipients, and fault the editor for siding with society’s enemies. The letter argues responsible citizens should not fund or condone illegitimate births and questions the paper’s editorial standards.
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Human Rights In
California
Sure Hand Of Kennedys A Fact Of '66 Politics
Washington in December 1959 JFK met with Edith Green in the Cannon Office Building to seek support for Oregon primary, with Hubert Humphrey noting he was late. The piece profiles Kennedy allies like Rep. Duncan and Gov. Hatfield as Kennedy men shaping 1966 Senate contests and a broader view of Kennedy influence in Congress.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Capitol Hill
Cannon House
Edith Green
Oregon
Jack Kennedy
Hubert, Humphrey
Kennedys
Oregon Trail
Robert Duncan
Mark Hatfield
Maurine Neuberger
Duncan
Lyndon Johnson
Kennedy
Stewart Udall
Orville Freeman
JFK
Charles Porter
D-Ore
Tincan
John
Bob Kennedy
Rob
K-Democrats
Igid
Rah Congress
Johnson
Senate
Bob
Duncaln
Wes Barthehnes
Congress
A Dangerous Unthink From McCarthyism to Modern Threats
WILLIAM S. WHITE argues that McCarthy era fear fueled a witch hunt, but a real Communist threat remains. He cites two recent spy cases, one from the Eisenhower era and a then-current State Department penetration attempt, urging vigilance without hysteria.
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Washington
Stra
McCarthy
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Sid Armstrong
Howard Robinson
Mel Schultz
Ora Gorwin
Wally Yager
Alan Gibbs
Bil Chandler
Bob Canary
Georgina Sellers
Irene Schneider
Hospitals For the Healing of
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Nation’s Business Magazine
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William S. White
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