FEPC Waiver Debate Highlights Free Society Tension
An editorial argues California’s Fair Employment Practices Commission overreaches in enforcing anti discrimination laws and cites a Los Angeles restaurant seeking a waiver to hire by cuisine relevance. The piece contends private enterprise should set decor and staffing, warning laws erode freedom and predict broader government controls.
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California
Fair Employment Practives Commission
Ace
Los Angeles
Liberty Amendment: Dust Around Tax Repeal Proposal Grows
readers see a heated debate over a so called liberty amendment aiming to end personal income tax and limit federal involvement in business. supporters cite a three year wind down of non constitutionally allowed properties while opponents warn the plan risks tax revenue and corporate taxes.
Personal Resolve on Do Good Impulses from West Lake
A writer recalls conversations about doing good deeds and impulses to act, exploring the moral weight of aiding others versus the risk of harm. He shares a personal vow to act on good impulses and to stop using the term do-gooder, reflecting on incidents from Virginia to Texas and a fatal plane crash involving Chep Morrison.
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Louisiana
Adlai Stevenson
Chep
Inheritance tax appraisers and California politics
The State Controller Alan Cranston has appointed inheritance tax appraisers who are accused of political cooperation and fund raising for Cranston. The system is described as a vestige of patronage, with appraisers paid by a percentage of estate value, creating incentives for appointing supporters and generating money and votes for the controller.
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Alan Cranston
Weinberger
California
Cranston
Tate Robert Kirkwood
Front
Communists gamble with Johnson on Southeast Asia brink
William S White argues in Washington that Southeast Asia tests President Johnson’s resolve in Vietnam and Laos. He warns Communist hopes to force US restraint in an election year are a dangerous misread of Johnson. The piece frames US policy as decisive, with 15,000 troops in place and surveillance over Laos, while criticizing calls for restraint as cynical.
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Washington, D.C
Southeast Asia
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Laos
United States
Hite
Kennedy
San Francisco
Asia
Viet Nam
West
South
Eye to eye on issues split Rocky Goldwater clash
David Keniston notes a strained exchange between Goldwater and Rockefeller over Arizona water policy and California costs. He mocks peace through strength as nuclear buildup risks. De Gaulle and others urged to join a global peace force, while Senate shows little appetite for an ethics code now.
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Rockefeller
Gold
Arizona
California
Rocky
Sen. Goldwater
Kenistan
Soa
DeGaulle
Public thank you for shared 40,000 square foot parking lot work
Kenneth C. Amen president notes appreciation from the San Lorenzo Little League Corporation and San Lorenzo Boys Club to the East Bay Engineering and Grading Contractors Association and members for trading, filling, draining and paving a 40,000 square foot parking area and a 7,000 square foot court area to support basketball and volleyball for the Hoy's Club and district citizens.
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San Lorenzo Hiltle League Corporation
San Lorenzo Boy's Club
East Bay Engineering and Grading Contractors Association
Hoy’s Club
Little League Park Project Earns Community Backing
The Tokyo overseas broadcast notes a U S request to Masayoshi Ohira from acting ambassador John I Eainerson in Tokyo. After three weeks of effort the park at 1100 Grant Ave San Lorenzo is appreciated by 875 Little League players over 300 Boy's Club members and leaders. Public relations director Culver R Lewis notes business cooperation helps defeat juvenile delinquency.
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Gdiler
Tokyo
Masayoshi Ohira
U.S
John I. Ea Inerson
Grant Ave
San Lorenzo
Mothers' Guild thanks Daily Review staff and Leona Ward
The St Leander's Mothers' Guild extends thanks for the year's events and notes special appreciation for Mrs. Leona Ward and the Spring Installation. The piece critiques U S strategy in Viet Nam and Japan's role, urging welfare aid over military action and questioning State Department containment policies.
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St Leander's Mothers’ Guild
Daily Review
Leona Ward
China
Japan
Aitken Speaks Editor Responds on Chabot College Auditorium
The Hayward Area Recreation and Park District Board disputes a May editorial claim that it shows little interest in funding the Chabot College auditorium expansion. The board says $121,000 has been set aside in the 1964 65 budget for the project and staff will study all ramifications of NARD participation. The HARD stresses full fact gathering before any decision while continuing early planning with college authorities to enlarge the auditorium for broader community use.
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Santa Cruz
Hayward Area Recreation and’ Park District Board of Directors
Chabot College
NARD
Tess
Board of Directors
Police Power Letter to Senators on Civil Rights Bill
A police power editor letter warns that the civil rights bill will establish totalitarian police power over Americans. The writer argues legislation cannot fix race problems and predicts negative consequences for African Americans while urging unity and learning from other countries to avoid repetition here.
Miller Kucher Engle Weskington Office Building Tour
Members George P Miller and Thomas H Kuchal visit the Senate Office Building and Weskington in Washington D C accompanied by Senator Clair Engle for a briefing on legislative priorities and interparty cooperation in the capital.
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Rep
George P. Miller
Washington, D.C
Sen
Thomas H. Kuchal
Senate
Clair Engle
Weskington, D.C
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