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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1958
Page
14
Editorial urges recognition of land-use shift as farms yield to industrial and residential growth. Industry offers income per area, supports merchants and services, and spawns population growth and new social ties. Eden and Washington townships and Livermore Valley lead this quiet battle to diversify the economy.
Treasury In The Book celebrates Library Week with Hayward expansion in progress Castro Valley library financing debates county study on Fremont withdrawal from county system San Leandro spending 1 750 000 on expanded central library and cultural building. Public libraries counter TV fears and urge reading as lifelong habit inviting visits and ongoing use.
FCC investigators probe Sherman Adams amid a big telephone rate case involving American Telephone and Telegraph. The White House aides allegedly back a 25 percent cut in private line service, tied to government savings and defense networks, while a federal bill could force Fleete to drop the proposal.
A feature on unusual fish adaptations reveals perch climbing trees and lungfish surviving droughts for years in mud cocoons. It notes the flying misnomer for flying fish and explains steelhead and salmon surmounting waterfalls through repeated jumps and powerful swimming. Copyright Eugene Burns 1950.
The piece reports rising GOP discontent directed at President Eisenhower from key party figures. Senator Styles Bridges leads a frontal attack on administration policy, citing polls showing widespread disapproval of Eisenhower’s handling and calls against a summit and sharing atomic secrets. Rep. Richard M. Simpson aligns with Bridges, opposing White House positions and pushing protectionist tax cuts, signaling a Taft-wing shift within the party.
Cary Grant says returning from Moscow was uplifting as he enjoyed walking down streets without people tugging at him. He notes the city offered a welcoming atmosphere and a sense of normalcy for a Hollywood star.
Sacramento letter from Assemblyman Carlos Bee details Governor's budget push and a proposed $200 million bond for construction of state buildings including colleges and mental health facilities. It notes other budget cuts and reallocations, potential harbor funding, temporary college site facilities, and ongoing budget sessions with student visits to the Capitol.
CIA Chief Allen W. Dulles calls for a free exchange of nuclear secrets among allied nations to avoid wasting scarce scientific resources. Robert L. Garner of the International Finance Corporation notes that Communist influence grows where raw materials and large populations exist, stressing the need to focus on these regions.
The piece cautions that excessive ambition can drain the soul and ruin personality. It argues the proper end of life is a balanced wholeness, warning that fame or fortune should not eclipse the whole person and that nourishment must come from all parts of the self.
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