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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1956
Page
10
Washington Union high school with nearly 1500 students faces crowding as enrollment could rise to 2050 in fall and about 2300 the following year. Officials seek a 1.3 million bond and 1.7 million state aid to build a second high school, with four total likely within 10 years.
The article weighs how Eisenhower's heart attack and ongoing convalescence affect his 1956 reelection prospects. It notes his pledge to withdraw if health fails, contrasts transparency with past presidents, and suggests health could become a campaign issue impacting both parties and the Republican convention.
Washington column analyzes a GOP critique of Truman era foreign policy and predicts Democratic counters. It surveys global reactions from Tripoli to Singapore, citing Nasser, Nehru, Sukarno, and wider Arab and Asian shifts away from Western influence.
In Red Square near Lenin and Stalin’s biers, Russian girls on a textile factory holiday watch with curiosity. They shrug off the solemnity after a wreath, and exit into sunshine, debating which movie to see next.
Ranger Eugene Burns offers practical tent buying and setup advice for campers. He covers lightweight pup tents for quick trips, two room wall tents for family camps, umbrella-type tents for weekends, and pre trip practice at home. Key steps include site drainage, tent staking, proper corner pegs, and keeping canvas taut to shed water and resist winds. He warns against large fires near tents and suggests sparking-free woods. The article ends with maintenance tips and a note on drying tents before folding.
In Bonn Chancellor Konrad Adenauer says peace is possible if we have faith and work toward this principle. In Moscow Marshal Tito remarks that Yugoslavia's relations with the United States will not suffer and the friendship will remain as before.
The United States plans to extend invitations to Soviet Air Force leaders General Sokolovsky and Marshal Zhigarev to attend the National Air Show in Oklahoma City on Labor Day. Twining will visit Moscow later this month to invite them, amid broader talks on a possible return invitation to include the Russian General Staff.
Movie director Michael Curtiz's harsh English demands and a shy novelist Jane Austen's secretive writing methods are recalled in anecdotes about communication gaps on set and a study door that signals intruders. The piece blends literary and cinema lore with veteran voice.
Sydne y J Harris argues panty raids reveal that many students attend college as social prestige rather than for learning. He contends 80 percent are unprepared or uninterested, with college serving as a status symbol, while a minority seeks genuine education and discipline.
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