Cost of Incorporation in Fremont Tax Debate
Eden township residents watch Fremont pilot plant as city sets tax rate at 1.00. Officials cite need for a 0.14 boost to fund a 46 648 capital reserve, with contingencies and future capital outlay in mind. Early hopes for 0.25 or 0.50 rates fade as costs rise. San Leandro cited as example of higher bills. Future budgets expected to revise police fire and street spending upward.
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Eden Township
Fremont
Alameda
San Leandro
Guessing Game From Moscow
Ray Tucker analyzes Russian intentions and a future division in world politics. He warns that sincere a new attitude could lead to peace while deceit or excess trust threatens collective security and global stability.
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Ray Tucker
Asia
Russia
Olive Branch or Fruitful Olive in Cold War Debate
Washington factions clash over Khrushchev’s revelations on Stalin era terror. Some see no policy gain, viewing disclosures as domestic political theater. Others urge a flexible stance to improve U S Soviet ties while maintaining guard. The debate centers on whether Khrushchev merely jus tified Lenin era killings or signals a shift in Moscow.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Tamerlane
Nero Robespierre
Hitler
United States
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Moscow
Kremlin
Austria
Tito
Stalin
West
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State Department
Capitol Hill
Khrushchev stance on Stalin and China policy critique
A historical rebuttal argues that Khrushchev condemns Stalin’s fear driven rule and contends Russia today is secure. It notes Western comparisons, calls for liberal reform, and says the new regime should demonstrate intentions through deeds, offering a chance to rejoin the family of nations.
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England
France
Spain
Germany
Italy
Khrushchev
Lenin
Stalin
Russia
Central Political Committee
West
Tito
Mao-Tse-tung
McChure
Sup
How You Say It Names in the News
Names in the news today and how to pronounce them. Dimitri Shepilov and Mordecai Kidron are presented with phonetic guides to aid correct enunciation.
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Lns
Dimitri Shepilov
Aign
Mordecai
Kidron
United Nations
Mor
Auto Industry Layoffs Threaten GOP Election Fears
Congressional Quarterly reports auto industry job cuts in Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, California, New York, Wisconsin threaten to dent Republican appeal. Detroit area hit hard with 185,000 unemployed. 117 districts with 1,000 plus auto workers shape 1957 House control. Incumbent GOP retirements and Senate battles loom as layoffs may alter votes.
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Detroit
Labo
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
California
New York
Hingis
Wisconsin
Congress
GOP
Shepard
J. Crumpacker
South Bend
Michigan City
Jesse P. Wol~cott
Port Huron
George A. Dondero
Pontiac
Earl C. King
Pennsylvania
John’ Robison Jr
Ry Ky
Louisville
Ford Assembly
Paul F. ‘Schenck
Ry Chio
Dayton
Hamilton
Middletown
Payton General Motors
Lawrence M. Smith
R. Wis
Kenosha
Department of Labor
Don Hayworth
W. Mich
Flint
Martha W. Griffith Mich
Detroit-Wayne County
Thomas J. Ashley
Toledo
Senate
Illinois
Herbert H. Lehman
Congressional Quarterly
Westward brands and cowboy heraldry in cattle lore
A lively sketch of branding lore in the Southwest notes how brands identify owners, with three reading directions and upended letters forming many styles. It highlights symbolic, pictorial, and numeral designs, plus a call to consult period sources for deeper history.
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Frontier College of
Brand
Dom
Rafter R
Jones
Happy Valley
Normel
Jonesome
Barker
Bunkhovs
Reriteze
Magazine of History
Presidential aide warns against B52 buildup in public stance
Harold Stassen argues the United States should not flood bomber production to avoid triggering a broader war or increased dangers. He comments on global desires for freedom and self rule, urging caution toward recognizing a new world order.
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International News Service
Washington
Harold Stasse
Syracuse
House of Representatives Gop
Joseph
Martin
GOP Keynoters on Call for 1956 Convention
Report outlines the fierce competition among Republican figures for the 1956 keynoter role. Governor George Craig faces rivals including Herter Knight Dewey and Stassen, with Indiana political tensions and White House influence shaping the outcome. A separate Democratic governors bloc backs Stevenson, planning a joint statement to push nomination.
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Washington
George’ Craig
Indianan
Leonard Hall
Craig
Christian , Herter
House
Leeder doe’Mertin
Mass
Theodore Rio
Nixon
Knight
Thomas Dewey
Robert’ Tait
New Yorker
Harold Stassen
White House
Indiana
William Jenner
Eomer Denehart
Énner
Capehart
Ingianan
Tr Cveteran
American Legion
Middle- West
GOP
Douglas McArthur
San Francisco
Congress
Resolutions Committee
Eugene Millikin
Styles "Bridges
N.H
Senate Policy Committee
John Bricker
Ohio
Dewey
Resolutions
George Aiken
Frank Carlson
Eisenhower
Admni
Stevenson
Chicago
Mary Pickford recalls Belasco temper in early stage role
In a memoir excerpt Mary Pickford recalls a David Belasco production when she was 13. He insisted on authenticity and exact props, smashing a molasses cabinet in rehearsal to teach the cast a lesson and joke about breaking something before opening night.
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Mary Pickford
David Belasco
Belasco
Ole
Virginia
Strictly Personal On Being a Square by Sydney J Harris
A compact critique of the conformist mind. The author defines a square as someone who acts out of habit rather than desire, hides behind decorum, and judges others through glib platitudes. He challenges pretensions of compassion and moral superiority in everyday manners and modern comfort worship.
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Sydney J
India
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