Assembly Speaker Pro Lem Carlos Rei Calls For PR Cut
Editorial argues trimming the $11,290 public relations position tied to the State Board of Education. It notes past and current PR staffers under Supt Rafferty and Simpson, and urges one unified PR official for the department, superintendent, and board to save costs and balance the budget.
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Assembly
Lem Carlos Rei
State Board of Education
Board of Education
Simpson
Rafferty
Peruape
State Department of Public Instruction
Democracy starts at home and governor’s plane questioned
In Sacramento a plan to buy a governor’s plane, with 175000 down and 225000 for cabin conversion, faces criticism amid a budget debate. The piece argues for frugality, noting Sacramento offers many flight options and highways. It compares to Egypt’s President Nasser’s simple image. It urges toning down the governor’s mansion and plane spending.
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Sacramento
Los Angeles
Nasser
Egypt
Vorgel
Oil as a Communist Objective Across Regions
The piece links oil to Communist strategy in multiple areas. It notes Iraq, Venezuela, Brunei, Nach Borsnen, Sukarno's Indonesia, Southeast India, Yemen, Kuwait, and Saudi Arabia as oil-rich regions amid alleged Soviet influence and violence. It argues oil profits align with communist aims and mentions regional threats if demands are unmet.
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Reis
Iraq
Venezuela
India
Yemen
Kuwait
Saudi Arabia
Near East
Khvshchev
Death of Economy in State Motor Vehicles Office
A senate subcommittee review covers the California Department of Motor Vehicles amid budget fights in 1959 1960. Former director Robert McCarthy cut a requested 186 new positions, sparking resignations and claims of inadequate personnel to warn drivers with multiple moving violations. Officials note added posts and questions on funding methods amid pressure for economies.
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Department of Motor Veli Nies
Robert McCarthy
Weinberger
Motor Vehicle Department
Thay
Senate
Department of Finance
Department of Motor Vehicles
Non-Presidential Possibilities for Governors in 1984
The article surveys Republican governors William Scranton of Pennsylvania and George Romney of Michigan as unlikely presidential contenders. It notes Scranton’s personal political troubles, Democratic reactions to his proposals, and Romney’s aim to reform Michigan governance while declining a presidential bid. It also mentions party dynamics and potential matchups among GOP leaders.
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Repubicany
Iasi Automa
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
George Tenney
Michigan
Scranton
Dick Dikworthy
Erlang
Romney
Youth Reform Politics Split Democrats and Republicans
Holmes Alexander surveys proposals to aid unemployed youth with the Youth Conservation Corps and other programs. He notes a strong Democratic push, minimal GOP support, and criticism that the schemes are costly, ineffective, or politically motivated. He argues both parties bear responsibility for inaction and flawed action.
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Humphrey
Ruchel
Youth Conservation Corps
YCC
Harriana Williams
Bible
Washington
Soviet Missiles Spotted At Chinese SAM Bases
Washington reports that Khrushchev has aided China’s air defense, with U S reconnaissance capturing twenty one SA-2 ground to air missile sites in China. U-2 and Samos satellites documented 40 to 60 missiles per site, tied to a surveillance drive begun after a Formosa U-2 shot down.
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Washington, D.C
Moscow
Peiping
Khrushchev
China
Cuba
Samos
Air Force
Formosa
Letter Box readers defend Oakland Coliseum finance
Baynerd F. Roll is quoted questioning the financing method for the proposed Oakland Coliseum and the county’s $77,500,000 potential contribution. Hayward councilman N. Pappas asserts duty to voice reservations, warns that hesitation equals protest and hypocritical faltering harms the community spirit of Wayward, the Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave.
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Baynerd F. Roll
Oakland Coliseum
Haygward
Roll
Coliseur
United Nations Vote Endorses Aid to Castro Regime
Amid heated debate the United Nations approved a three million dollar aid package to Fidel Castro's Cuba. The decision drew strong U.S. protests as critics warned the move advances Communist control and undermines free world opposition.
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United Nations
Fidel Castro
Cuba
U.S
Castro
United States
U.N
Srony Noted Editor The Forgollen Men and Women
A fragmentary note mentions billions for Liv Communist Fairopean countries and local men walking streets seeking work. The garbled text references editors and a broad call relating to economic distress and employment.
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Forgollen
Fae
Look and Learn Quiz Questions and Answers
The questions test geography religion and literature with answers listing U S Atlantic states Birdle Island and more. It names Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts Connecticut New York New Jersey Delaware Maryland Virginia North or South Carolina Georgia Florida Patrick Heney Zephaniah Zechariah Brazil in South America and Plutarch as a noted biographer.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Birdle Island
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
North Pn
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
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Caspar Weinberger
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Yreka
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Marvey. Taylor
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Run Hood
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Terlay
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Goldwater
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Portant
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