Cold War Warning on Test Ban and Public Apathy
Speech by Rep. Craig Hosmer warns that disarmament talks conceal a “big hole” for Soviet cheating. He argues a flawed test ban risks Soviet anti missile superiority and US surrender without a fight, urging public alert to counter apathy and current Washington secrecy.
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Craig Hosmer
House
Washington
Geoneva
U.S. Disarmament Agency
State Department
Iran
Kenneily
Hosmer
Stomtiy Alergy Commission
Defense Department
Ade
United States
Hazmer
Cliburn Denounces Government Subsidy for Arts
Van Cliburn touring the Bay Area says art thrives on private resources and free enterprise. He cites two Soviet trips as shaping his view that government subsidies should not sponsor national artistic projects and that audiences will pay to see good performers.
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Soviet Union
Audienies
Yon Cliburn
Bay Office
Quiz Review Questions on History and Geography
A set of multiple choice prompts covers US automobile safety, Canadian manufacturing, Bernard Law Montgomery, and mythical creatures. Answers include 1 Taintaro 2 Tintarto 3 Bernard Law Montgomery 4 Craton.
Attraction of Opposites in Writing and Relationships
A critical essay explores how writers and scholars interpret opposing temperaments in marriage and literature. It discusses Joyce, Lawrence, Eliot, and Shakespeare, noting how critics project transgressive traits onto authors while poets remain enigmatic.
Reading From Right to Left by Captain Calvert
Morrie Ruskind discusses a mix of political thinkers and novelists read during a self styled revolt against government. He praises Frank Meyer and Buckley while critiquing Drury and Jones and ends with a lighter note on Ten days of enjoyable books.
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Estremi Dlata
Fry
Damyankea
Frank
Witlam Knekley
Ab Jen Tinsry
Finny Mervyn Jonta
Fulbright Inquiry Faces Lobbyist Ties and Foreign Influence
Washington columnist surveys John O'Donnell and a slate of lobbyists tied to foreign governments as Senator Fulbright's committee probes nondiplomatic influence on U S policy. The piece raises concerns about campaign contributions and media tactics, while noting Fulbright Scholarships.
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John O’donnell
Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Walbright
Washington
Justice Department
Dominican Republic
Nicaragua
Israel
Italy
Mvre
China
Mexico
South Africa
Sweden
Congressional
Relentless attack on constitutional checks and balances
Senator Barry Goldwater argues that the Executive seeks to override Congress and control constitutional authority. He cites Allott's questions to the public about Congress resisting executive disarmament and Monroe Doctrine pressures, urging citizens to answer how they stand on these constitutional challenges.
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Fulbright
Dodiay
Congress
Daily Review May 1963 Hayward Calif edition notice
A brief newspaper notice from The Daily Review of Hayward California dated May 1963 provides localized news items and public notices typical of a mid spring edition, with community updates and civic information.
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Hayward
Calif
Reader Letters Debate Assembly Bill 883 Changes
Wayne Richardson objects to a 25 percent assessment to market value factor in AB 883 and its effect on Alameda County school aid. Gerard Wu explains the bill now removes the 25 percent reference and maintains current Cal factor calculations. The second letter warns group control of trustees risks, pledging support for the high school district and offering parent committee service.
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Wayne Richardson
Assembly
Cou
Karlot
Ly Rey
Controversy Over Death Penalty Sparks Public Debate
A fragmented note discusses presenting opposing views on capital punishment. It references Mr. Minow’s office and the Federal Communications Commission, emphasizing fairness in offering time for dissenting opinions and the need to portray crime to justify abolition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minow
Federal Communication Comptain
Washington, D.C
Appreciation Note to Tecint Washington Unto Mill School Board
A local letter thanks the press for fair coverage of the district board election and acknowledges voters who supported the candidate. The author applauds non partisan effort, cites April 16 voting, and laments low turnout.
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Press
Washington
Mill Schwool District Board of Trustee
Sly
Mason Speaks Editor Praise For Murray School Board Candidates
A local editor congratulates Mr Nielsen Mr Otheiser Mr Martin and Mr Stager on their Murray School Board election wins. He thanks supporters from his failed bid and pledges continued attendance at meetings and ongoing interest in achieving a strong Alameda County school district.
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Murray School Board
Nielsen
Otheiser
Martin
Stager
Twenild
Pequile
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Mien
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Joyce
Lawrence
Summona
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Hia
Shakespeare
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Sydney Harris
Morrie Ruskind
James Calvert
Rick
Jett Field
Ryskind
North Pole
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Devin Adaicl
Westery
Frink
Teddy Roosevelt
Ft. Heller Am
Buckley
Putnaman
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Arthur Schlesinger Jr
New Frontier
Bull
Meyer
Remery
Drury
Doubleday
Mortherner
Souterns
Mr. Drury
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Holmes Alexander
Richard Klemfues
Irving Davidaon
Hamilton Wright
Michael Deane
Walter Surrey
Monroe Karasik
O'Donnell
Alexander
USA
Philippine Republic
Fune
Constantinople
Sen, Barry Goldwater
Sen
Gordon Allott
R-Cole
National Association of Manufacturers
Allott
Free World
Executive
Galdwater
the Daily Review
Delmar Nelson Managing Editor
Leona Ward Auvelain
MR. Tweedy
By Ned Riddle
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Arnia
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Gerard Wu
Haugh
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Mason
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