Caterpillar Sees Benefit in Building Abroad to Win Global Markets
An editorial from Spr ay Value of Caterpillar Tractor Co argues that U S manufacturers must build tractors abroad to compete with foreign firms. It cites price advantages, duties, and freight, noting U S jobs rely on exports and overseas plants protect and expand employment. It highlights examples from France, Italy, Australia, England, and Brazil.
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Spray Value
Caterpillar Tractor Ca
United States
France
Fiat
Italy
Japan
Caterpillar
U.S
Brazil
Australia
England
Caterpillar Tractor Co
And We're Stockholders in This Firm
An anecdotal dialogue reflects on writing, mood, and creative process with mentions of Mead, Suneh, and references to Robert Louis Stevenson and Mozart as examples of art produced amid personal hardship.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Mozart
No Rule For Creativity in Art and Warhol Reference
The excerpt debates creativity as largely unconscious, noting personal hardship can fuel art while conscious manipulation may stall the process. It asserts that works reflect times of happiness or tragedy and mentions Warhol as the only true exception in the realm of creating.
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Yrovess
Rafferty vs State Board in California education clash
In California a battle erupts between elected State Superintendent Rafferty and the State Board of Education appointed by the Governor over control of education policy and textbook choices. The dispute highlights divided authority, the limits of board power, and the need for legislative clarity to prevent ongoing stalemates and politicized schooling.
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Marswell Rafferty
State Board of Education
Brown
Govenor
Hoover
Uhey
Hite Calon
Buffiely
California
Rafferty
State Department of Education
Atlorney
State Board
Director of Education
Education
Kennedy scheme to tighten Democratic fund control blamed
Washington accord reports Rob ert Kennedy seeks to centralize campaign finance for Democrats under the National committee. Senate chair Warren Magnuson and House campaign chief Michael Kirwan demand higher monthly allocations and insist on freedom in spending. They would bar member fund raising events while backing a centralized fundraising model.
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Washington, D.C
Robert Kennedy
Democratic National Committee
National Committee
Warren Magnuson
Wash
Senate Democratic Campaign Committee
Michael Kirwan
Ohio
House Campaign Committee
Magnuson
Kirwan
Congress
Barry Goldwater on Bases and Disarmament Moves
A reader questions executive branch actions on defense and military matters. Moves to dismantle missile bases in Turkey and Italy, reduce European troops, and deactivate 850 B-47s are examined for motives tied to Polaris, Cuba, and Soviet pressure. The writer warns against unilateral disarmament if moves aim to appease Khrushchev or Moscow.
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Turkey
Italy
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Spain
Russia
U.S
Nikita Khrushchev
Britain
Morocco
Alaska
Guam
Khrushchev
Cuba
Hayward Page 14 March 4 1963 California
Page 14 from the Hayward California edition dated March 4, 1963. Contains local notices, brief items, and community notices typical of a Monday page. No major headlines identified in readable text.
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Hayward
Calif, Mon
Letter Box Opinions From Fremont Readers On Medal Plan
Readers urge Fremont citizens to honor bravery with a city council medal in response to a proposed barber pole measure. The letter questions which officials would face a nude portrait by a barber artist and hints at political backlash if the policy proceeds. The writer jokes about medals and public servants surviving public scrutiny.
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Nka
Fremont
Big Price Editor Sparks Public Reading of Khrushchev Gaps
A candid letter critiques political leadership and taxpayer costs, accusing officials of misusing funds and creating a burdensome public scene. The author urges citizens to awaken and questions accountability while referencing Khrushchev and Soviet troops. The piece mentions editorials and names individuals in a contentious tone.
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Big Khrushchev
Guba
Baited Trap Editor Propaganda Claims Against Peace
In a charged editorial voice, the piece argues Americans are victims of a broad propaganda campaign promoting coexistence with the Soviet Union while warning that appeasement could invite disaster. It invokes William Tens Chamberlain and warns that softening stance would mean grave outcomes for many nations and individuals.
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Russia
Kiushchhev
William Tens Chamberlain
Pearsful
Soviet Union
Transfer of Webster to Agnew State Hospital Raises Questions
A fragmentary council discussion questions Webster's transfer to Agnew State Hospital. Four council members could not recall the voting context while one member suggested a misinterpretation. The report indicates uncertainty about the action and its justification.
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Tr Fonlsit
Webster
Agnew State Hospital
Siquestel Webster Reshen
Mr. Floyd Attaway
Council
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