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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1957

Page

12

Beware the Double Barrelled Tax in East Bay Transport

Editorial warns against a double barreled tax as Key System workers accept a one year wage agreement delaying a strike. It notes potential future wage drivers, higher fares, or fewer trains, and argues the region may rely on a two county transit district with bond issues and taxes. It cautions about silent plans for a five county district and a revived sales tax.

East Bay Bay Bridge Key System Alameda-Contra Costa East Bay Transportation Feather River California

Good Decision on a Bad Bill in State Senate

A state Senate committee killed a bill by Assemblyman Charles Chapel that would have made anonymous letters to newspapers about political candidates a misdemeanor. The measure, lacking a clear method to identify authors, would curb perceived mischief but would also bar free, unsigned notices. The committee rightly discarded the proposal as not in the public interest.

State Senate Committee On Élections Charles Chapel Inglewood Teapot Dome Montana Assemblyman Chapel Senate

Three Mountain Cities Hold Highest Fallout Levels

Atomic Commission experts list Albuquerque New Mexico Salt Lake City Grand Junction Colorado as top three for strontium 90 fallout with 24.9 34.0 27.7 millicuries respectively while three coastal cities Corpus Christi Los Angeles and Masonville record lower totals. The report based on data through June 1956 notes no human danger level set yet and explains fallout factors from Nevada and Eniwetok tests along with Sr-90 hazards due to long half life and calcium-like behavior.

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Solons' Addresses in Washington and Sacramento Offices

U S Senator William F Know and Senator Thomas F Kuchel list their Washington offices. U S Representative George P Miller and State lawmakers Arthur Breed Carlos Bee Arthur Crown provide Sacramento and district office addresses.

U.S Wm F. Knowland Washington D. C Thomas F. Kuchel Senate Brig D.C George P. Miller House Arthur Breed State Capitol Sacramento Carlos Bee Arthur Crown

Flowers Named From Poets And Plants In Old Texts

Eugene Burnes recounts how many common flowers got their names from plants origins and language roots. Indian arrowroot inspired “arrowroot,” aster from Greek and Latin for star, and camellia named for Jesuit traveler Kamel. Other entries explain columbine, dahlia, geranium, gladiolus, heliotrope, larkspur, magnolia, nasturtium, pansy and related etymologies with historical notes and trivia.

Eugene Burns Linnaeus Georgei Joseph Kamel Chaucer Columbine Mexico Central America Carl Jarkspur Wilfred Funk Funk Pierre Magnel Eugenes Mecure Wades

Congress and White House clash over public opinion

Ray Tucker reports a new era on Capitol Hill where Congress asserts influence on public sentiment and congressional leaders push back against the White House. The piece notes veteran lawmakers, evolving China trade views, and calls today’s test to curb presidential prestige a pivotal shift in power dynamics.

Washington Capitol Hill White House Congress Senate Ike China Moscow Fdr Truman Eisenhower

Carlos Bee Legislature Closing

Assemblyman Carlos Bee bids farewell from Sacramento as the legislature adjourns at midnight. He notes progress on water and state laws, citing 1861 bills approved by the Assembly, over 1200 sent from Senate to the Lower House, and 1263 endorsed by both chambers before Governor Knight.

Senate Assem Assembly Knighte

Hayward Annexation Debate Opened by Property Owners

Property owners initiated the South Hay ward Industrial Annex plan covering 1132 acres between Whipple and Asquire Roads and the Western Pacific line. Officials deny back taxes, discuss taxation impacts, sewer and water access, and urge a public forum to discuss the annexation with Hayward officials.

Hayward County Boundary Commission South Hayward Whipple Asquire Western Pacific and South ” Railroad John J. Purchio Mayes D. Smith

Public chatter on fashion and fame across Hollywood

Bob Hope says women should not wear what men approve while American men may unconsciously judge. Maria Schell notes ratings depend on magazine hype, naming Gina Lolobrigida Sophia Loren and Doris Day as examples.

Paris Bob Hope Hollywood Maria Schell Germany Gina Lolobrigidia Sophia Loren Doris Day

STRICTLY PERSONAL Lovers of the Truth by Sydney J Harris

The essay muses on the joy of naming and the task of inventing names for cars, products, and animals. It cites examples from racing horses to a baby giraffe and reflects on how names carry meaning, tone, and personality, with a nod to biblical naming and creative imagination.

Sydney J. Harris Pullman Ears Cowie the Ford Co Marianne Moore Michael Adam

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