Editorials Reprieve for the Condemned Hayward’s Chance
An editorial advocates Hoorays for West-of-hill cities and urges Hayward to seize a reprieve in the state college site decision. It notes Governor Brown’s review after legislative rebuke to the Public Works Board and calls for active, sincere salesmanship to move Hayward from runner up to top site.
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Pat” “Brown
States Board of Education
Ansiiuelion
Public Works Board
Ilooray
Hayward
West
Hayward Cart
Governor Pat Brown’s 87 Percent Legislative Score Debated
Analysts say Brown’s 87 percent tally understates impact after water bond and labor reform debates. While 35 of 40 bills passed, critics argue some measures carry more weight, like the water distribution authorization, shaping long term state policy and labor reform prospects.
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Pat Browh
Pat Brown
U S Delays Work On Atom Powered Plane
Washington reports the atomic plane program will continue with limited work as Defense Secretary McElroy lines up the approved direction after White House talks. Quarles had urged funding to speed up development, while lawmakers press for explanations and review.
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Defense
McElroy
Eisenhower
White House
Budget Bureau
Pentagon
Allen
Donal Quartes
Quarles Propat
Air Force
Quarles
Russia
U.S
Atomic Energy Commission
Navy
Price
Trice
Herbert’ York
Defense Department
Atomic Commission
Jon WeCohe
York
Donald Keirn
Keim
Ann Landers column on helping family finances
A reader asks how to handle oldsters supporting many grandchildren while a small income and a railroad pension strain meals. Landers advises coordinating with grown children, suggesting guests bring groceries, keeping quiet about harm, and inviting professional guidance to preserve family harmony.
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Ann
Ce. Landers
Ihan
Gila Monster Compared to Horned Toad in Vicious Bite
A overheard naturalist note compares the gila monster and horned toad. It explains the gila monster bites slowly but with deep venom delivery and that it grips victims like a bulldog. The horned toad mimics camouflage and feeds largely on bird eggs and small prey.
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West
Ignas
Gila
Famed Senator George Sails Past FDR in 1938
In 1938 Walter F. George, seeking re election in a three man race, earned the respect of President Franklin D. Roosevelt after opposing his court packing plan. A personal trip to Georgia to back opponent led to tension, yet George prevailed. He later visited the White House on other occasions, but was unlikely to meet Roosevelt.
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Tate
Walter
F. George
Franklin D. Roosevelt
FE Dor
George
Supreme Court
Geprgia
Sone
Despitn
Sen. George
White House
Opinion Letters on a New California State College Proposal
William C. Gickinson of Livermore argues that establishing a second state college in Pleasanton would boost regional education. He critiques the current campus location in Fresno and suggests a lively post graduate university model could attract thousands of undergraduates from nearby areas.
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New College
California State
Fresno
State
Lively
Fragmented note on Sacramento college location debate
A fragmented voice commends Bee valley constit and expresses opinion on locating the Texas state college. It criticizes pressure on officials in Sacramento who failed to mobilize influential citizens to support the decision.
Defends Carlos Bee on regional college stance letter
Esther M Bryant of Castro Valley argues in Friday's Daily Review that Assemblyman Carlos Bee should not be pressed to back a specific college project. She notes Bee represents Hayward and Pleasanton and urges fair consideration of his district interests.
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Jos Bee
Alameda County
Hayward
Righ
Carlos Bee
Arly
Cocil
Pleasanton
Esther M. Bryant
Castro” Valley
Strictly Personal Harris Prejudices
Harris argues that moral imbeciles exist alongside the mentally defective and are more dangerous. He critiques faith in science, notes conductors and real estate agents as examples of competence gaps, and warns against glorifying mass violence and war as courage. He shares personal health reflections and calls for critical overhauls in leadership when out of power.
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Klemperer
Sattayana
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