Nixon's Stand on Anti-Communism Faces Question
Editorial notes Richard Nixon's stance on the anti subversive measure for California voters. It highlights his statements supporting loyalty oaths and state education programs, while opposing the Francis Amendment for constitutional concerns. Legal counsel differ on potential court outcomes, but Nixon and anti-communism advocates share the aim of total defeat by November.
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Richard Nixon
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Airline mergers loom in bold bid to control world routes
The piece surveys major airline consolidation possibilities led by Pan American World Airways and Trans-World Airlines, noting Eastern American talks and the pending Pan Am Trans-World merger. It cites Senator Monroney’s aviation inquiries and Juan Trippe’s controversial leadership shaping a high stakes industry.
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EuropeanAir merger pressures in US airline history
The text notes TWA losses of 14,745,000 last year and 73,402,000 after tax in Q1 this year while discussing a European common market air line confederation and possible mergers. It cites Harry Guggenheim on safety and finance, and ponders whether the United States must have one strong flag carrier or risk government takeover as technology drives centralization and mergers become likely.
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Fey Trippe
America
Congress
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Readers Debate Communist Menace and Civil Rights
A reader letter questions civil rights constraints amid fear of Communism, citing Dr. Fred Schwarz on TV and criticizing officials for not warning about Communist influence. The publication notes guidelines for letters, including name and address requirements and editorial editing.
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Fred Schwarz
Protest and donations cited in San Leandro schools
City leaders Mayor W C Blichfeldt and Councilman George Oakes praised for opposing Tropic of Cancer in Hayward library. Editor notes gratitude for fifty daily newspapers provided for Pacific High School economics classes and hopes for continued newspaper access next September. Signed by Holy Name Society of St Joachin church and San Leandro Unified School District officials.
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George Oakes
Hayward
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William A. Clark
San Leandro Unified School
Probing Amtorg Smuggling Amid US Soviet Ties
U S probes into Amtorg a Soviet agency handling commercial ties in America accuse it of espionage. Investigations by House Un American Activities Committee Export Control and the Justice Department scrutinize alleged illegal shipments of sensitive space and missile equipment. Vladimir Volgin named as a possible ring leader. missing Amtorg safe reportedly held blueprints of critical gear. Hearings planned by Rep Kitchin and the committee chairs with DOJ cooperation.
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Special House Committee On Export Control
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Volgin
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Paul Kitchin
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House Un-American Activities Committee
Francis Walter
Missionizing the Unbelievers in U S Foreign Policy
In a Washington sermon Rev. Theodore Eastman argues that Western democracy should avoid forceful imposition. The piece weighs South Africa’s multiethnic system, Chiang Kai-shek’s China, De Gaulle’s Europe, and Kennedy era liberal and conservative stances, urging respectful, inclusive outreach rather than smashing nonwhite temples. It champions shared human aspiration and prudent governance.
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Albert Luthuli
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de Gaulle
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World Series no hit game by Don Larsen
On October 8, 1986 Don Larsen of the New York Yankees retired 27 straight batters against the Brooklyn Dodgers using 97 pitches. The Yankees won 2 to 0. Mississippi and Tennessee each have three sets of double letters. There are 735,013,559,600 possible bridge hands. The British House of Commons has more members than the U.S. House. Hercules was the mythological hero associated with strength.
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Don Larsen
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Yankees
True Meaning of Education by Sydney Harris
The essay argues genuine education is drawing out knowledge from within a student, not stuffing them with facts. Using Socrates and Meno as examples, it claims education awakens latent reason and inner truth, urging teachers to elicit rather than impart learning, like opening pearls within each pupil.
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Tritch
Socrates
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