Washington Manor district election sparks leadership rebuke
Corner by Bill Romwall notes voters rebuked incumbent favored candidates in the Washington Manor Community Services District election. The piece contrasts home owners association leaders endorsements with member sentiment, highlighting Sid Rober’s loss for County School Board and urging community turnout for the Old Fashioned Fourth at Cherry Grove Park in San Leandro.
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Alex Smith
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Women Investors Edge Men in U S Shareholders Lead
New York report shows women now hold about 52 percent of shares in publicly held firms, edging past men for first time in census of shareowners. It profiles the typical woman investor as a housewife aged around 48 with a $6000 family income and holdings in about four companies.
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Keith Funston
Odds Against Dixie Rebellion Sparked by Southern Antipathy
Washington reports Democratic leaders see odds against a Dixie rebellion this year amid southern discontent. A South survey shows strong party regularity but risk for a liberal or civil rights platform at the Chicago convention. South Carolina may act to support a favorite son or pledge electors if no majority winner emerges in November.
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Palsy Student, 23, Wins Top Honors at PSU Graduation
PURSLAND Portland State College honored David E. Ingerson, 23, a cerebral palsy student, as the top graduate. He earned a 3.61 GPA as more than 1,090 attendees rose in applause when he received his degree in a wheelchair.
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East German trade drive stalls amid Middle East protests
Berlin reports indicate slow delivery of promised East German goods to Egypt and India. Missing items include a cable car system, mining machinery, textile factory machinery, machine tools, radar equipment, and drydock parts. Deputy premier Heinrich Rau led a five week Middle East trade tour seeking new deals.
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Korean Orphans Bound for LA Largest War Waifs Leave Tokyo
The largest group of Korean war orphans to fly the Pacific departed Tokyo for Los Angeles aboard a commercial airliner at 6:15 p.m. The 19 children, aged 1 to 4, had waited in Japan for three weeks after a measles outbreak in May. Some cried, others laughed as guardians assisted them onto the flight.
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Divorce Granted After Testimony On Lipstick Clues
Mrs. Norma C. Howard, 50, was granted a divorce from Joseph Howard, 34, in Los Angeles on the basis of testimonies about his actions and a remark he made when asked what he had been doing. The judge heard details including explanations tied to lipstick marks on his clothing.
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Australian wool strike hits sheep shearing and trade
A strike by Australian wool shearers over pay cuts cripples shearing across Sydney and Newcastle and may spread to Melbourne and Perth. Unpaid wool sits in sheds as unions press for transport and dock cooperation to move shipments. centers Bris bane Newcastle Sydney face backlogs and potential industry losses.
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Russians Use Mail To Lure Refugees
In a final article of a series, INS and refugee groups warn that Communist agents in the United States use anonymous letters to expose refugees with false names to Immigration, pressuring deportations back to peril. Serge Szeike, a former Soviet major, faced a deportation hearing after fleeing with a new name. Col Vladimir Rudolph cited the tactic as proof of Communist influence. Polish refugee official Walter Zathariasiewicz urged U.S. funding for follow-up by refugee agencies to counter the propaganda strategy.
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Atom powered cars and future of nuclear energy
Dr. Welter Zinn, a 49 year old physicist, outlines nuclear energy’s peaceful future. He leaves Argonne National Laboratory after a decade guiding early firsts including submarine power for Nautilus and breeder reactors.
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