Hayward Editorial Questions Permanent Civil Rights Committee
The piece argues no need for a permanent civil rights committee in Hayward. It cites public meetings as sufficient to address alleged discrimination, disputes the premise of race-balancing quotas, and questions the value of politically oriented commissions while praising temporary efforts and urging dissolution. It urges local government to handle race issues within existing structures.
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Hayward
South County
City urged to privatize San Leandro ambulance service
Private Enterprise SAN LEANDRO'S City Council should accept the recommendation of Police Chief T. J. Rogers and City Mgr. Wesley McClure to let private enterprise handle the city's ambulance service. The police department now dons the emergency ambulance service in a money losing proposition for taxpayers. It is indicated that a private ambulance company could take over the function at no more than the present cost estimate, and probably for less money. Ambulance duties also cause a drain on police department manpower. Besides that, vere is need to buy a new $8,500 ambulance-if the city continues in Randle the func ion. The city council should turn the job over to yic vain enterprise and save some money-at least the cost of a new ambulance. And policemen occupied in am bulance duty could be shifted to other gilat police duties.
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San Leandro
T. J. Rogers
Wesley McClure
Vere
Randle
Funcion
Yicvain Enterprise
Gilat
Beagle hounds and a political horse name Dan and Barney
Holmes Alexander recounts childhood images of two fire horses Dan and Barney in Clarksburg, then shifts to Lyndon B Johnson and Barry Goldwater. He recalls Johnson's swift New London speech, missile assertions, and a political clash over defense, policy, and rhetoric amid the 1960 campaign climate.
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Washington, D.C
White House
Mason Dixon Line
Dan
Barney
Alexander
Fin
Lyndon 8
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Toose
New London
Naviedland
Khrushcheva
Goldwater
Current Court Docket Transforms Tennessee Federal Case Pace
In Memphis the Western District of Tennessee maintains a notably brisk federal docket. Judges Marion Speed Boyd and Bailey Brown, aided by deputy clerk Janice Crockett, push civil and criminal cases to trial quickly, with arraignments within five days for crimes and immediate scheduling for pleas. The system relies on long hours, proactive case preparation, and early attorney coordination to minimize delays.
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Marion Speed Boyd
Bailey Brown
Janice
Janice B. Crockett
Goldwater GOP Platform Push Faces Rockefeller Clash
Dr Russell Kirk argues the 1964 Republican platform will be crafted by a conservative committee led by Representative Laird and aim to support Barry Goldwater. He predicts a strong foreign policy plank, resistance to broad civil rights expansion, and emphasis on honesty in government, with focus on Vietnam Cuba and centralization disputes. He warns a liberal tilt would doom Nixon and the party.
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Rockefeller
Senator Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Nixon
Representative Laird
Wisconsin
Barry Goldwater
Cow Palace
Mr. Rockefeller
Senate
Johnson
Landon
Southeast Asia
Caribbean
Alliance For Progress
South Vietnam
Cuba
Platform Committee
Lyndon Johnson
Attorney General Kennedy Aids Judy Garland Abroad
Washington reports that Attorney General Robert Kennedy took direct interest in Judy Garland while she faced illness and a crisis abroad. Cables show Kennedy’s intervention helped secure her doctor and manager’s arrival, with Consul General Edward Rice delivering his concern to Hong Kong hospitals.
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Washington, D.C
Robert Kennedy
Justice Department
Judy Garland
Australia
Hong Kong
State Department
Miss Garland
U.S
Edward Rice
Kennedy
Sven Rice
Secretary of State
Rusk
Mias Garland
Letter Box Opinions Urge Wiedman to Join San Leandro Board
Reader urges the San Leandro Board of Education to appoint Mrs. Margaret Wiedman to the district's Board of Trustees citing her qualifications and voter support. The letter warns against closed session discussions and stresses transparency, democratic process, and timely publication before June 16 to enable public input.
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Margaret Wiedman
San Leandro Unified School District
Public education in San Leandro under review
Letter urges readers to weigh in on the San Leandro Board of Education closed meeting proposal. It argues democracy relies on public input and warns against board actions becoming political or secretive, as a June 18, 1984 meeting could steer the district’s direction.
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San Leandro
Bates
San Leandro Board of
Pen Pals Requested From California Readers
An Irish reader Declan O Conner plans to move to California and asks for pen pals. He describes himself as 23, Irish, formerly a newspaperman now rates collector, with interests in music sports and writing. He hopes California newspapers will publish his name and address to receive warm letters.
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Ireland
Declan O'Conner
California
Elis Lelter
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