Editorial Close Watch Needed on HARD District Plans
Hayward area readers are urged to scrutinize HARD district actions. Officials seek to extend borrowing terms from five to ten years and to raise debt capacity, potentially nearing two million dollars, without direct citizen approval. A Garin Ranch development proposal, tied to an 80 million spend, also alarms residents and raises questions about oversight and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Aea Recreation Dist
HARD
Gavin Ranch
Hilljoy
State College
Hayward
Election Officials Propose Jury Style Poll Worker System
A historical proposal suggests choosing volunteer poll workers by a juror like process, citing juries' efficiency. Officials argue a random selection from registered voters could fill clerks and judges at polling places, ensuring competent service and safeguarding democracy.
What ever happened to the United States of America
The Returning Traveler questions if the USA survived the nuclear threat and radical upheaval. He recalls Cold War scares from 1962 Cuba crisis and Bay of Pigs, while discussions point to a blockade as a risky act of war and the administration’s cautious Caribbean stance in 1963.
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United States of America
USA
Western Hemisphere
Cuba
Mena
Dan'e
Caribbean
The Sacred Race and the Don’t Kill Any Russians Policy
A Returning Traveler recalls a highly selective U S policy that forbade killing Russians while others are targeted in wars. The piece critiques U S actions from Cuba to Vietnam and Congo, arguing core ideals faded under Cold War pragmatism and national security. It questions America’s identity and purpose as a result.
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China
United Nations
Congo
38Th Parallel
Subh
USA
Purely Personal Prejudices on Women and Worlds
A fragmentary column mixes provocative observations on gender and culture with political musings. It cites Western and Oriental contrasts, notes on biographies, and quips about nations, sincerity, and social critique, ending with reflections on air travel choices and fatality.
Kennedy Defends Tax Plan Amid New Frontier Criticism
A reflective front to back discussion on Senator Barry Goldwater and New Frontier opponents. President Kennedy urges end to partisan squabbles over a $10 billion three year tax cut while warning Congress that failure to pass the plan risks slow growth and recession. He argues the benefit spread is even across incomes and stresses fiscal prudence amid attacks on the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Ball
Kennedy
Washington
American Bankers Association
Congress
Letter Box Opinions From Readers Editors
Readers reply to a February 1 1963 letter defending Rabbi Merritt and criticizing Dr Schware and others. The letter-writer accuses defamation and calls for a formal retraction under California Civil Code Section 494. Additional letters discuss anti communism civic duties and fiscal debates on deficits and federal spending.
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State of
California
Federal subsidies to education debated in Congress
The Kennedy administration proposes a broad omnibus bill for education subsidies, aligned with the National Education Association. Critics argue it may fail in Congress, noting states have funded 70,000 classrooms yearly without federal aid and that teacher salaries vary little in justification for federal support.
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Kennedy
National Education Association
House
Senate
Mnoney
Washington
Smany
America
Freeman
Fence dispute at Marina Faire HOA heats up
A letter to the Life newspaper, Sept 1962, disputes Marina Faire Homeowners Association claims over fence restrictions. The writer contends the HOA is self appointed, lacks majority support, and is not a government agency, noting San Leandro zoning is strict and urging readers to check city code.
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Faller
Marina Faire
Association
Yiresident
Life
Goveernment
San Leagero
Deepest Respect Moiler Mourning Message Echoes Loss
A letter from former counter Matt Curtic delivered before his death speaks of future historians noting those facing loss. The writer praises Mrs. Scotty Charley for her city efforts while withholding support for Chamley’s activities, and offers deep respect amid ongoing hopes for her course.
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Moiler
Counter
Matt Curtic
Tecan Qot
Pri
Ireppom
Pga
Scotty Charley
Senate Office Building Names and Representatives
Sen Thomas Mt. Ruther and Sen Clair Bugle are listed with Washington offices. Rep George P. Miller and Rep W Nanton Edgparde are shown with House offices in Washington. The note references official building locations and representative names.
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Thomas Mt. Ruther
Senate
Washington, TC
Sen
Clair Bugle
Willington
George P. Miller
Washington, D. G
W. Nanton Edgparde
Washingtos
TD. G
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