Fair Weather in San Leandro Editorial
San Leandro pursues rapid industrial growth with 9.5 million dollars in plants under construction or planned in six months. The revived Dodge plan boosts employment with an estimated 600 positions upon completion. A 2 million Garden Hotel, 3 million high school, and 1.75 million library expansion reflect broad progress under confident voters and a proactive Chamber of Commerce.
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San Leandro
Chamber of Commerce
Dodge
G. L
Talk Without Action Over Presidential Inability
Senate criticism of the Inability arrangement between President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon highlights Congress inaction. Sen Wayne Morse accuses Congress of political urgency while seeking a constitutional amendment to define presidential disability. The piece notes repeated illness and delayed legislative steps, urging concrete action.
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Eisenhower
Nixon
Congress
Caneress
G. L
Slowdown on Missile Firings Near Oakland Airport
A San Leandro Rocket Society blast off in the flight pattern of Oakland airport prompted police to order a halt. The piece argues for a county ordinance to regulate amateur rocketry and curb dangerous launches in shared airspace.
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San Leandro
San Leandro Rocket Society
Oakland
G. L
Strauss Will Bid for ABC Post Again
Atomic Commission Chairman Lewis Strauss plans a second term as AEC head though Senate approval is uncertain. He argues White House backing and duty to President Eisenhower, while friction with the Joint Atomic Committee continues. Strauss hosts luncheons to win allies, but Anderson and Gore vow to oppose his reappointment.
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Washington
Strauss
Eisenhower
AEC
Senate
Joint Atomic Committee
White House
Holly
Clinton Anderson
D-N.m
Albert Gore
Willard. Libby
University of Chicago
Senate Democrats
Anderson
Gore
The Human Hand A Wonder of Nature andSkill
A compact essay extols the human hand as a unique mammalian arrangement with 27 bones and numerous joints and ligaments enabling grasping writing playing music and throwing. It highlights the opposable thumb and its superior motion noting the hand’s sensitivity and the artery near the surface. The piece links phrases about hands to human achievement and references a panel of judges offering a prize for nature observations.
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Nan
Nature
Ty Fact
Peter P. Chase
Prentice-Hall
N.Y
Israel Builds Hadassah Center for Immigrant Health and Education
In Jerusalem a $15 million Hadassah funded hospital complex blends modern medicine with the traditional family doctor role to serve immigrants from multiple countries. The center includes a nursing home, a university of medicine, an on-site teaching hospital, and a central clinic preserving complete medical records for each family. A new immigrant settlement will house staff and a shopping center nearby, while a public library and educational center fosters cultural activities for the aging and diverse communities.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Hadassah
Women’s Zionist Organization
United States
Medical University
University of Medicine
Eisenhower
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Johns Hopkins
St John's Grotto Birthplace
Hadassah Hospital
North Africa
Hadassah Center
Central Clinic
Moshe
Dayan
Army
Readers Respond to Eden Hospital Editorial and Local Water Debate
Letters from readers criticize an Eden Hospital depreciation critique, defend accepted audit adjustments, and praise public editorials on underground water concerns. Residents Claudia Silva and Mrs T W Crandall urge responsibility from authorities and parents to curb juvenile delinquency and safeguard community welfare.
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Eden Hospital
Grand Jury
D. A Sargent and Company
Blythe
C. Blaine Kimball
Lafrenty and Company
Board of Directors
Eden’ Hospital
Evva B. Stivers
Eden Township Hosp., Dist
Mis souri Congressman Dewey Short At Arkansas Farm Speech
In early campaign days Dewey Short, then a Missouri congressman hopeful of the House, spoke to a rural Ozark audience. He greeted each listener personally, earning loud applause as farmers praised his appearance and words.
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House of Representatives
Missouri
Dewey Short
Ozark Hills
Arkansas
Short
Naked to Mine Enemies Prologue Reflections on Fortune and Future
In the prologue to a new biography of Cardinal Wolsey Charles Ferguson argues the essence of tragedy lies in knowing the end He contends that knowledge of the future destroys hope and invites death while fortune telling is condemned by religions and ancient myth shows how fate and uncertainty shape human striving
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Cardinal Wolsey
Charles Ferguson
Samarra
Tiresias
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Ray Tucker
Eden Township County Water Dist
Keona Ward
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Claude T. Silva
Alameda
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T. W. Crandall
Hayward
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