Alameda County Eyes 2 Million Mark By 1993
Editorial notes Alameda County has surpassed 1 million and outlines future growth. It cites location, climate, and civic foresight as drivers, projects a two million population by 1993, and envisions expanded traffic, housing costs, school needs, and expanded East Bay industry. It urges timely action to avoid falling behind.
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Lou Ta
Pacific Coast
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Npar
Oregon
East Bay
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Look And Learn questions and World facts quiz
The quiz asks which Canadian city is the Gibraltar of America, which MLB player struck out most, world population growth in 30 years, the meaning of warlock, author of the line God works in a mysterious way, plus a question about Quebec and a Babe Rush misprint with 139 percent. The answers cite Quebec as the city, Babe Ruth with 139 percent, about zero percent growth, the male witch, and William Cowper as the author of the line.
Dodd Seen As Johnson Ticket Co-Pilot Hopeful
The piece argues Holmes Alexander Dodd could be Johnson’s running mate, praising Dodd’s anti Communist record, internal security stance, and broad appeal. It claims Dodd’s pedigree and positions align with a Johnson administration, portraying him as a strong, nerveful, can-do leader with cross-party appeal.
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Tshombe
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Tom Dodd
Conn
Alexander
Johnson
Senator Goldwater
Dodd
Bill Miller
Goldwater
T S
Americans For Democratic Action
Castro
Fidel
Texarkana Family Finds Joy After Fire At Motel Pool
In Texarkana, the Vernon Henson family from 818 Locust Street used a motel pool to lift the spirits of four children after a house fire that destroyed their two story home and left them insured short. The scene at the pool turned into a joyful escape as Jim, Parrie, and their kids raced swam and laughed, while neighbors and Mrs. Jack Addison offered help. Teresa Ann grieved, but the family pressed on, with plans to rebuild and take the kids crabbing in Galveston once funds allow.
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Texarkana
Texas
James Vernon Henson
Locust Street
Tex-Arkana
Henzona
Jack Addison
Galveston
Jim
Parrie
Long Congress Session Seen In September Cautiously Optimistic Leaders
Washington observers note the seven month session may extend into September despite August convention plans. Key bills including immigration reform, Appalachian development, area redevelopment funding, and ten major appropriations face hurdles, with Johnson pressing for action while Republicans resist. If Congress returns after the Democratic convention, incumbents gain a campaign edge by citing ongoing official business.
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Washington
Congress
John Adams as the wisest president and sharp critic
Historians and the public reevaluate John Adams as the smartest and most learned White House figure. A new paperback, Harari’s John Adams and the Prophets of Progress, compiles Adams margins and notes on eighteenth century thinkers. A recent two volume biography by Dr Page Smith aids understanding, urging readers to judge Adams from his own writings rather than partisan views.
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White House
John Adams
Adams
Harasui
Rousseau
d'Alembert
Mably
Turgot
Condorcet
Priestley
Time
Massachusetts
Page Smith
Readers Editor Blames Editorials for Extremism
Gloria Gearn of Castro Valley criticizes the newspaper’s editorial page for shifting from anti-Communist fear to what she calls Republican ism campaigns. She argues the paper uses the same techniques it once warned against and labels it good extremism in her letter to the editor.
Debate over Goldwater facts in Daily Review critique
Editor criticizes a Tuesday night Glory 21 article as biased and one sided. The writer argues the piece omits detrimental statements about Senator Goldwater and misrepresents his beliefs on diplomacy and states rights, urging fuller factual coverage.
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Daily Review
Senator Goldwater
Goldwater
Jeff
Manhattan Bail Project criticism letter to editor cited
A reader denounces the column on the Manhattan Bail Project as distorted, arguing bail should be handled by probation, funded by grants, and that inmates should be released unless murder cases justify detention. The letter defends leniency, refutes higher crime rates due to parole and California reporting, and calls the piece scientifically unfounded.
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California
JBL
New York
Harlem and Brookyn Riots Sparks Attack on New York Liberalism
A hostile editorial charges sensational claims by a New York newspaper implicating Southern racists in Harlem and Brooklyn violence. It argues these charges are face saving for beleaguered New Yorkers, claims the South has struck back, and denounces New York's reformers and liberal readership as destabilizing the nation. It asserts Communists taught violent tactics and warns of cross‑regional tensions.
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Hale
California
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