Warning echoes from Dr Teller on nuclear ban and defense
Editorial repeats Dr Edward Teller warnings about banning nuclear tests to curb missiles and aid antimissile defense, arguing inspections would be needed for any ban and noting dangers of new gas emissions. The piece recalls Teller’s 1958 warnings on Soviet scientific race and urges attention to his cautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Eller
Edu
Soviet Union
Sia
Russia
Eller
Weller
Teler
Bamning
U.S
Cuba May Be Shifting Ground in World View
A radio report claiming Cuba has gone Communist prompted official denials. The piece notes sensational broadcasts drew major attention and discusses Fidel Castro’s U.S. visit and potential shifts away from Communist influence. Observers trust the reporter’s firsthand account but question Cuba’s direction amid mixed signals.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
United States
U.S
Castro
Dan Beebe
Judicial appointment delays stall Senate confirmation battles
Washington report details stall in confirming 5 federal circuit judges and 14 district judges, plus 12 U.S. attorneys and marshals as Senate Judiciary Committee gridlocks and administration infighting hinder a broader plan to create 40 new federal judgeships..
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Washington
Senate
Commerce
Strass
Judiciary Committee
Mantis
U.S
House
Eisenhower
William Rogers
James Eastland
Miss
Clarence Brown
Tanking
Tules
Ohioan
Lester L. Cecil
Eastland
Bogers
Senate Republicary
Everett Dirksen
Memorial Day deaths rise in National Safety Council tally
Across cities including CHICAGO and WASHINGTON officials report Memorial holiday highway deaths reaching record levels. Leaders warn the start of the vacation season this year marks a grim milestone despite typical travel patterns. An New Orleans flood evacuation underscores ongoing storm impacts as public safety agencies coordinate responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Safety Council
Oataye
Ann Landers Advice Column Fragments and Reader Dilemmas
A collage of reader letters and Ann Landers responses cover topics like visiting rights after divorce, alimony, and marriage plans. The column discusses whether ex-spouses have visiting privileges, how to handle gifts and furniture, and navigating relationships with multiple ex-spouses and stepchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Landers
This Bird Is a Flying Submarine in Mountain Streams
An article describes the water ouzel or dipper as a flying submarine that dives and walks underwater in fast mountain streams. It explains its diet of aquatic insects and even fish fry, its swimming style, winter migration to open waters, nest construction, mating, and parental care, noting their sanitation habits and brood patterns.
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United States
Canada
Songbird
Isc Fe
Fish and Game
Alaska
California
Olga Burns
McClure Newspaper
Famous Fables Table Stakes by E. E. Edgar
Lawyer Max Steuer uses a clever coin distraction to win a verdict as jurors focus on the coins rather than the opposing counsel. The jurors award the decision to Steuer after an hour of deliberation, vindicating his tactic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira
Max Steuer
Steuer
Stever
Opinions From Readers on Taxes and Services in Castro Valley
A readers letters page criticizes county officials for annexation plans and rising taxes. The writer cites a costly fire station project and argues county services are out of proportion with taxes in Castro Valley and Baywood.
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Castro Valley
Dunn
Bond of Supervisors
Baywood
Incorporated
Duan
Dune
Fay
Willis LI Nye
Maynard W
Fallout and Dangers in Beebe Appointment Controversy
The piece implicates Mr Beebe and claims increased Strontium 90 from 1938 nuclear tests, alleging suppression by Mr Strauss. It warns of consequences for Beebe's defense of a commerce department appointment as the day of reckoning approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beebe
Midwest
Strauss
Commerce Department
Public bus delay described with intoxicated disturbance
A reader complains of a recurring scene near a bus stop on Watkins Street on a Wednesday afternoon. Two intoxicated men drank openly as a school class waited, prompting criticism of police response and a call to stop the disruptive behavior while requesting anonymity.
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Watkins St
Amd
Fox
Cop
STRICTLY PERSONAL Harris Prejudices By Sydney 4
Opinion column discusses life lessons and human behavior with reflections on Marilyn Monroe, exclusivity in friendships, the misuse of the word replica, charity identity tags, and Gracian's warning about extremes. It also muses on parenting, responsibility, and the American Presidency as a pattern of growth and error.
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Marilyn Monroe
Gracian
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Ie Rilgsianis
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Artur Summerfield
Summerfield
Rogers
MR. Tweedy
By Ned Riddle
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
New Orleans
Dr. T. Hi. Read
Washington Zoo
Geneva
Herter
Andre Gromnyko
Deir Arm
Iriend
Lou
Teer Lou
Aun
Marrie
Ler
Daily Review
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E. E. Edgar
Peo
Harris
Sydney
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