Extremists and Goldwater Enthusiasm Followed by Hatfield Warnings
A editorial notes Gov. Hatfield warns of extremists as Young Republicans rally behind Senator Barry Goldwater at the San Francisco national convention. The piece suggests Hatfield may see Goldwater zeal as a potential path for Republican triumph, with wide support possibly influencing Southern Alameda County Republicans.
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Be Kind To Taxpayers Be Kind To Taxpayers Week Proposal
Alameda County supervisors cut the county tax rate by 3 cents amid rising government costs. The editorial urges officials to publicly acknowledge taxpayers and consider declaring a Be Kind To Taxpayers Week during budget sessions to encourage restraint and further cuts.
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Wise decision preserves Airport Park in Hayward project
City council rejects plans that would have trimmed or replaced Airport Park as part of a proposed Hayward Airport development. Officials say preserving the park keeps the area’s best recreational asset intact while welcoming a golf course addition, reflecting the community demand for more parks and green space.
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No Mores in the Critics Eyes The Los Angeles Times column echoes
A reprint of a 1960 Los Angeles Times piece argues America’s virtues outweigh faults, praising religious tolerance, civil rights progress, and prominent Black figures while urging nonviolent progress. The author cautions against anti white supremacy rhetoric and calls for unity despite global and domestic racial tensions.
Shakespearean Age of Kings Notion Echoed at Festival Dinner
Holmes Alexander recalls Kennedy dialogue after a stag dinner in Washington and links it to the American Shakespeare Festival. He reflects on leadership pressures during crises and urges broader exposure to Shakespearean themes, noting about 700000 will attend the festival this summer.
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Anti Democracy Concept by Senator Clark in 1950s essay
Dr Russell Kirk critiques Senator Joseph Clark of Pennsylvania for favoring centralized executive power and a plebiscitary democracy. He warns such fascist leaning rule concentrates authority, recalls de Gaulle’s temporary power, and cites Lord Acton on power’s corrupting influence.
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Kennedy snub of Salazar widens Azores base deadlock
United States and Portugal remain deadlocked over Azores bases as Kennedy's refusal to visit Lisbon strains relations with Salazar. Officials say the issue ties to Angola and Mozambique and blocks higher level talks. State Dept and White House disagree on potential gains from a Portugal meeting.
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White House occupants and river fish quiz
The text asks four questions about U S presidents the St Lawrence River and large food fish. It lists presidents Adams Adams Tyler Kennedy and Kennedy misspelled and asks which river province water flows through and which three fish are largest used for food.
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Reader Letter Voices Views on Tax, Gangs, and Voting
Mrs Dorothy Nish argues the poll tax is affordable and newspapers reveal candidates’ stances. She compares South poverty and transient discrimination with Colorado Springs and stresses voting for honest candidates beyond wealth.
Kirk Fadilor and the UN Conscience Claim
The letter discusses Mr. Russell Kirk criticizing the United Nations as godless, arguing a iron block in a room proves nothing about God. It mocks his view that the UN rests as a collective conscience and asserts true faith finds God anywhere, including rooms with iron. Philip Deane of the UN Information Center in Washington, D.C. signs off.
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Park Park Opponents Fight Airport Park Loss in Hayward
Readers express strong opposition to removing the Air port Park in Hayward. Senior citizens and local groups praise the park’s proximity to transit and daily activities like ball games croquet and shuffleboard. Letters urge preservation and note community welfare with signatures from Esther L. Sutherland and others.
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Sone
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Fremont council stirs bonds plan amid mumbo jumbo claims
Frank B. Calhoun criticizes Fremont City Manager Reese and the council over a proposed non profit city hall project. He argues land ownership, bond structure, and funding violate city statements, urging scrutiny of the process and the use of tax free revenue bonds vs general obligation bonds.
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