Individualism in San Leandro Editorial
An industrial group in San Leandro plans a private flood control project from the 135th Ave Teagan den area to the county line main flood channel at 13th Ave. About 30 properties would be affected. The effort, led by the Chamber of Commerce storm drainage subcommittee, argues for private initiative over government takeover and sees potential industrial growth from Hood River waters. The piece warns that dependence on government risks eroding individualism and liberty.
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San Leandro
135Th Ave
Teagarden
Chamber of Commerce
Hood Waters
Treven
San ‘Leandro
G. Ly
Education By Television Next September in Bay Area
Education groups weigh TV lessons for Bay Area classrooms starting next fall if enough districts sign on to share a 15 hour two week telecourse from KQED. TV instruction could boost student performance, though it requires trained teachers and won’t cut staff. Parents may gain better understanding of subjects as visual aids accompany daily lessons.
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San Francisco Bay Area
Ele‘sion
KQED
Chicago
Seattle
St. Louis
New Clean H Bomb Test Aims To Contain Strontium Fallout
Washington reports a unique thermonuclear test planned at Eniwetok to imprison Strontium-94 in materials, preventing uptake by grasses and food plants. Atomic Commission scientists seek to limit fallout per bone to safer levels while noting rising global nuclear testing and its effects on children and the elderly.
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Washington
Eniwetok Proving Grounds
South Pacific
Allun Atomic Commission
Russia
Britain
U.S
Atomic Commission
Commission
Joint Atomic Committee
Strontium-90 Fallout and H-bomb Peace Efforts
The report details calcium uptake in older adults, regional strontium-90 fallout differences, and estimated genetic defects from tests. It cites a Geneva conference reveal on Project Sherwood to control thermonuclear power, with U S sites like Oak Ridge, Los Alamos, Livermore, and Princeton involved in peaceful uses.
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U.S
Plart
Geneva
Saint Atomic Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Los Alamos, N. M
University of California Radiation Laboratory
Livermore
Princeton University
N. J
Cogyritht
Hall Syndicate
Eisenhower Praises Dee Gaulle Investiture Relation
President Eisenhower commented on Ile Gaulle's investiture, expressing anticipation for the continuation of the intimate and friendly relations that have long characterized the two nations' association.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Ile Gaulle
Ann Landers Advises On Love And Self Improvement
A 26 year old police officer fears remaining single, is urged to expand social circles, try new activities, and ask for dates. A 17 year old writer seeks guidance on a love triangle with a steady, a former date, and another girl, advised to pursue honest communication and consider a marriage booklet offer.
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Ann
Fve
Scep
Tie
Bernie Landers
Bernie
Louise
Mystery Singing Colossi Of Memnon Described By Burns
Eugene Burns recounts a journey to Karnak’s Colossi of Memnon on the Nile west bank. He notes the 49 foot granite statues, the centuries reported singing, theories about wind or priestly devices, and on the return trip observes Indian water buffalo and their domestication compared to African cattle.
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Eugene Burns
Karnak
Memnon
Teast
Toscanini Visits a Times Square Night Club
A radio executive persuades Arturo Toscanini to visit a famous New York nightclub in Times Square. The maestro, unused to nightlife, is amazed by the noise, costumes, and excitement. After the routines, Toscanini grins and asks how the place was found.
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Conduster
Arturo
Toscanini
New York
Times Square
Opinions From Readers What’s Yours
Letter writers critique Vice President Nixon for pushing abroad aid at the expense of U S interests. They compare his stance to past presidents, lament “foreign aid” policies, and note how South American reactions and calls for Nixon to return reflect broader anti internationalism sentiment.
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Nixon
George Miller
Thes
Sally
South America
Wilson
Wixon
Noone
Jex
Teaman
Japan
Forelefn
Roosevelt
Balkan
United States
Prs
Nixon- 0
V. P
Hayward
Rainfall record and Civil War clues in scattered quiz text
A fragmented reader quiz lists a central Iowa rainfall record of 0.69 inch per minute on July 10, 1955, asks about Andersonville Georgia as a Civil War prison, and notes Michigan by Lake Michigan as the U.S. state split by a lake. It includes garbled sentence corrections and math word problems with an Insolvent and Ricochet entry plus rate-time calculations.
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U.S
Andersonville
Georgia
Iowa
Michigan
Lake Michigan
Strictly Personal views on literary censorship limits
The author argues four main objections to adult book censorship. It promotes porn by drawing readers, fails to separate art from trash, uses shifting provincial standards, and opens a path to broader suppression of speech while arguing public judgment improves with time despite initial backlash.
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James Branch Cabell
Jurgen
Gene Stratton Porter
Cabell
Chaucer
Rabeling
Shakespeare
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