Red warning shot sounded by California Senate panel
An editorial notes a warning from the California State Senate Fact Finding Committee on alleged Communist indoctrination in colleges and universities. It urges colleges to maintain pro American atmosphere and prevent radical ideologies from eroding authority and national strength.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
California State Senate
Senate
Communist Party
America
Castro
Qur
Tax relief efforts in South County face hurdles
Residents in Southern Alameda County await broader tax relief as state changes offer limited deductions. Lawmakers cut not wages but adjusted rules to align with federal taxation, promising some savings in returns. Castro Valley voters show concern over funding and rising costs while committees that studied tax impacts fade from memory.
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Hagaart
Schoal Sist
Castro Valley Fire District
Ening & Ca-Coul
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Hayward
Castro Valley
Lars
Refugee plan eyed by Kennedy with Arab, Israeli leaders
Washington sources describe a broad proposal to relocate Palestine refugees with a UN agency to replace the Palestine Commission. President Kennedy discussed it with Ben-Gurion in New York and flags a plan to relocate about 10 percent of refugees and compensate dispossessed property owners. Arab leaders including Nasser are being courted through diplomatic channels as Fulbright and Humphrey push details.
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Pineeler Ben-Gurion
New York
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Fulbright
Humphrey
Israel
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Palestine
Derdan
Arth
Eardonshin
Me Gazi
Kaypa Pho
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Esihe Teh
Refiges
Palestine Coneilarion Commissian
GN Arenes
Adlai Stevenon
Tint of UN Refugee Dilemmas and Middle East Tensions
Fragmented report on postwar refugee repatriation costs and policy stances. References to UN General Assembly debates, Arab refugee rights, World Bank talks, and US President Kennedy signals. Mentions resettlement timelines, compensation debates, and regional stability considerations amid broader Middle East discussions.
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Proton
VAR
Cdua
Kenney
Robbt Hoefers
Upihier Lerac
Bath
Mrojerre
Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Roast Fiancee Too Friendly With Strangers
A reader asks if his fiancée habit of befriending strangers is grounds for concern. The column warns the behavior signals irresponsibility and potential trouble in marriage, urging the writer to reconsider the engagement and avoid trapping himself with her patterns.
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Ton Inl
Yau
Pie
Landers
Hart
Rene Ann Landers
Toni
Helen
Marrage
Ahis Schening
Poisonous Caterpillars With Painful Spines Warned
A reader warns that some caterpillars have venomous spines and painful stings. The article explains identifying features such as color patterns and spine arrangement and advises caution when handling vegetation where caterpillars may be present.
Fragmented Readable Text on The Mine and Names
A garbled OCR passage discusses a mine and references various people and places with unclear context. It mentions capital print, unemployment, and an event at a residence, with scattered names and fragments about dates and numbers, lacking coherent narrative or attribution.
What Fault in This Man Walker and Nationalism Debate
Washington column recalls Major General Edwin Walker and the Kennedy era backlash over anti or pro America views. A White House aide mutters about transferring Walker to Texas while critics urge full CIA disclosure to judge his case. The piece traces Walker’s WWII and Korea record and his controversial stance amid Cold War tensions.
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CIA
Walker
White House
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America
Republic of Korea First Corps
Mat
Little Rock
Walker Lole
Germany
Histatey
SATO
Winder
Brose Clark
Kennedy
Clark
Lenianer
Alfierr
Pantie Pilate
Ff Wink Ameriaight
McNaught
Inet CDi
AugNavant SeAdiealay
Alanrs
Goldwater Tax Proposals Stir Public Debate Across Nations
The article reports criticism of U S Senator Barry Goldwater's tax reform ideas raising concerns about Social Security funding and private property rights. It notes opposition from opponents who fear higher taxes and increased government control, while supporters argue plans would modernize the economy and protect future retirees. The piece cites political figures and the press, highlighting fear of shifting wealth and authority.
Self Knowledge Should Come First
The piece questions if divorces stem from personal failures or conflicts and ponders media influence and societal reactions. It notes confusion about causes and stresses how assumed reasons may mask deeper patterns.
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Sydney Harris
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