Editorial Silence On Tax Rates And Spending
An editorial contrasts Fremont tax protests over a proposed 1.23 rate with broader national budget concerns. It notes residents rejected bond plans for parks and a civic center, critics urge taxpayers to demand economy, while Budget Director Maurice Stans pushes Congress to curb spending to avoid deficits and delay tax relief.
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Fremont
Maurice Stans
Congress
Buchs
House Banking and Currency Committee
Tennessee
Tennessee Valley Authority
Tennessee Chambers of Commerce
Step Toward Psychiatry Reform At Atascadero State Hospital
A Atascadero State Hospital psychiatrist admitted that psychiatry lacks precise treatment methods and cannot reliably distinguish normal from abnormal in some cases. He warned that expert opinions vary with textbooks and training, and urged this acknowledgement as a path to genuine progress in medicine.
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Atascadero State Hospital
Atascadero
Labor's Two Front War Strains California Farms
California agriculture faced a twin dispute as a union drive blocked harvests and a Teamsters cannery strike halted canneries, threatening thousands of seasonal jobs. Wages seeks rose from 1.47 to 2.70 an hour while a 1.25 minimum wage lingered in legislative limbo, with government officials split over whether a genuine labor dispute justifies Mexican worker imports.
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California Agriculture
Teamsters
Colle
Afl-Cio
Solano County
Brown
Aflcio
Irving Perluss
California Supreme Court
James Mitchell
State Senate Labor Committee
State Employment Department
Ann Landers Advice: Office Furor and Husband Help
A Chicago office letters page features co workers complaining about an unkempt colleague and a wife seeking guidance after a contractor debacle. Ann advises confronting the coworker and seeking professional help for the husband’s harassment, urging calm and therapy. Another reader suggests exposing cheating husbands to warn others.
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Ane
Chicago Loop
Don’t Stone the Next President in 1960s Politics
Holmes Alexander argues the public should temper attacks on Nixon and Kennedy, noting age, experience, and historical precedents. He urges reminders on the wall to evaluate greatness beyond past office terms, and cautions against predicting outcomes from lineage or single achievements.
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Alexander
Nixon
Kennedy
John Quinc Cy Adams
Benjamin Harrison
Tate
Geesop
Adams
Harrison
White House
Martin van Buren
Matty van
New York
Tammany Hall
William Howard Tait
Herbert Hoover
Yar Buren
Taft
Philippines
Hoover
Belgium
Washington
van Buren
Mr. Hoover
Eisenhower
Grover Cleveland
Clevelanl
U.S. Senate
Clay
Webster
Calhoun
la Fodele
Robert Taft
Senate
Congress
Nelson Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
GOP
House
Opinions From Readers’ What’re Yours
Letters to the editor discuss Congressman George Miller’s voting with leftist groups and critique Democratic figures Kennedy and Stevenson. Sanford Frohm argues appeasement. Leonard French praises a left-leaning voting record. Dr Grubman is questioned for supporting Democratic candidates amid Korea War history.
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3. PB
George Miller
Americans For Democratic Action
Hak
Ary
California
Leonard French
San Sesntza
David Grubman
Dan Beeby
Grubman
Stevenson
Kennedy
State Atchison
Democratic Party
Korea
United States
Grobman
Eisenhower
Kennedy Or Mr. Stevenson
Montgomery Should Keep Out of China Policy Says Reader
A letter writer questions Field Marshal Montgomery for praising Communist China after a four billion square mile world view segment. He accuses Montgomery of ignorance on China’s police actions and refugee testimony, urging restraint and noting Mao’s hostility to the United States.
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Walter
Viscount Montgomery
Red China
China
Farast
Hong Kong
Kowmen
Tom
Katherine Mayo
Iidia
India
Lord Montgomery
Moa ‘I'selang
Cu Kntai
Ilong Kong
Macau
Waively
Mao Tsa-dung
United States
Mao Tse-tung
Tibet
Indochina
Malaya
Inia
Korea
Taiwan
Formosa
Red Chine
Northeli
Republic of Troyanol
Peking
Moscow
Free World
West
A.C. Wedemeyer
Aumy
Ret
Hamlet's Parts Splintered in Triple Cast, Critics Say
The spring stage offered three actors for Hamlet to show psychological facets of the prince. Critics deem the experiment a failure, noting Hamlet is a single, complex character, not a collage. The piece argues Hamlet's depth inspires many interpretations, yet a unified portrayal remains elusive.
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Don
Lanier
Dallas
Theater
Cooter
Denmark
Hamiet
Ophelia
Laertes
Hamlet
Schnabel
John Barrymore
Barrymore
Lawrence Olivier
Paris
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Roy
Holmes Alexander
Wallington
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