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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1958
Page
14
Editorial argues trustees call for a May 20 bond issue and a $12 million state loan while inviting a March 26 meeting with parents to discuss school improvements. It contends public input strengthens the case for funding, urging vigorous parent trustees collaboration to sustain excellence and constructively challenge the public to support better education.
The Livermore Valley and Fremont face rapid gravel pit expansion with 1000 acres already mined and 3000 more planned. County Supervisors limited pits to 26 weeks, while Livermore fears annexation and city growth impacts. Craggy, unsafe canyons threaten development and property values as urbanization spreads.
Washington reports reveal Soviet envoy Mishail Mensaikov offering to arrange a Khrushchev meeting for Adlai Stevenson during a planned July trip to Russia. Menshikov promises open travel across the Soviet Union and possible high‑level access, while Stevenson seeks guidance on topics, including US USSR economic aid cooperation. tensions rise as House Republicans Martin and Halleck clash over policy and advice to President Eisenhower, fueling fear of a party rift before fall elections.
An article extols fish color adaptability, detailing rapid background matching, varying patterns, and the eye as a master switch. It notes dark backs for concealment from above and silvery bellies from below, with examples like trout, bass, flounder, and octopus-like Oatfishs. Laboratory tests show camouflage affects predator success, supporting the biology claim.
In Jerusalem a politico religious clash pits Old Testament strictness against modern liberal views. Ben-Gurion's government promotes tolerance while rabbinical leaders push for Sabbath rest, closed post offices, and restricted public life. Amid mixed bathing battles and police clashes, Jerusalem pursues a cautious permit system as Arab-Israeli coexistence shows pockets of cooperation in Nazareth Haifa and Acre.
Hollywood star William Holden defends a versatile stomach and appetite for exotic foods. He cites eating raw tuna eyes fried locusts and monkey brains while on trips, insisting he’ll try what others eat and survive.
Assemblyman Carlos Bee explains that Governor's special call adds 28 items from school financing to CHP uniforms, risking a budget that may extend into March. He notes potential $200 million shortfall next year and warns of service cuts or higher taxes to cover rising state costs. Bee urges taxpayers to consider economic realities.
In a backstage exchange Flo Ziegfeld jokes about Shubert’s theater takings noting $2500 in the till and claiming if $2500 exists someone must have found $2000. Clemenceau is blunt with rivals noting his tactless comments create enemies and friends alike.
The author questions the value and definition of intelligence tests arguing that intelligence is not a fixed sovereign trait. He cites Binet Spearman and Joan Dewey while recalling his own test experience showing uneven verbal and manual results. He advocates studying whole personality and emotional structure over narrow test measurements.
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