Alternatives For Boys Clubs In South County
Residents in Southern Alameda County weigh options as the United Bay Area Crusade shows strain. Hayward Boys Club leaders push direct local funding while exploring a Youth Drive with YM and YWCA groups. Other ideas include a YMCA model using adult memberships to fund youth programs and shared facility use with youth priority on peak times.
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Start Gun Control By Enforcing Laws Start Gun Control By Enforcing Laws
A county board opposes a proposed gun registration ordinance for unincorporated areas, arguing tighter controls should occur at state or federal levels. The piece urges enforcement of existing laws and harsher penalties for firearm use in crime, citing Britain as a comparison.
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GOP confident on House gains amid election polls
Republicans press for a net 40 seats and House control led by Gerald Ford as Lee Potter notes strong candidate slate. Montoya promotes a bill to bar Egyptian extra-long staple cotton, arguing big economic gains and greater U.S. acreage for cotton if enacted. Fulbright’s absence sharpens Senate prospects.
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Solidarity in Sofia and the World Youth Festival
Editorial reviews Bulgaria’s ninth World Youth Festival in Sofia and past festival unrest. It notes slogans about sunshine and unity, cites participation flaws, and recalls uprisings and defections from East and non Communist delegations. It highlights how earlier festivals exposed tensions, crossings of the Iron Curtain, and clashes between festival backers and opponents.
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Questions on the Court Will Shape Our Country
The author argues six weeks after Chief Justice Warren's retirement, Senate checks must restrain power. Fortas and Thornberry nominations demand rigorous scrutiny. Thornberry lacks standout credentials, while Fortas's proximity to power raises concerns about separation of powers and judicial propriety. The piece urges the Senate to block or modify appointments to restore the court’s standing and independence.
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Prague Moscow plan eyed in liberalization gambit
Exiled Czech authorities urge President Johnson to push Prague to broaden its liberalization program to religious and political freedom as Sejna’s CIA briefing frames a staged reform. They warn of risks if the U S does not help foster authentic change amid economic decline and popular discontent.
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