What’s in a Name Editorial on College Names Controversy
An editorial argues names for California colleges reflect and shape identity. It highlights debates over the new name proposals for Foothill Mish School and California State College at Pavwasdl, urging support for naming that preserves distinctiveness and avoids confusion with rival institutions. The piece critiques attempts to remove historic terms and calls for a thoughtful, consistent naming approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoblem
Foothill
Nation stockpile fears spark probe into energy policy
A chaotic account describes political outrage over stockpiling and price rises tied to government influence on energy reserves. It notes criticism of President Kennedy era policies, a shift in stockpile strategy, and the impact on gasoline prices amid public and media pressure.
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Minny Wert
Senabe Sontin
Kenedy
Teckel
Estitean
The
Breatiey
Iekel Barca
Uae
Bigotry in Two-Way Street Sparks Senate Debate
A fragmented OCR text discusses the dual nature of prejudice, citing political figures and institutions, including references to Senate offices in Washington. It mentions fear as a factor and notes debates over how intolerance affects society and policy.
Junketing crackdown targets duty free imports by officials
Washington officials report Treasury Secretary Dillon warns all agencies to inspect baggage of New Frontiersmen and bar duty-free purchases over ten dollars. Law passed last year restricts duty-free allowances for American travelers and officials abroad, following reports of diamonds and fur coats among high officials.
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Washington, D.C
Treasury
Pile Lon
Eisenhower
U.S
Willan
Sint
Alexander Kennedy
Readers Letter on Liberty Duty and Public Morality
A reader letter argues Americans must uphold freedom with personal responsibility and government limits. It urges active participation in county politics, condemns defeatism, and calls for vigilant civic effort to defend liberty and moral standards amid societal challenges.
Government vs private job placement fuels 1962 debate
A televised challenge to socialized employment services questions federal bureau competition with private agencies. The speaker points to 4.4 million unemployed and 8.1 million employed, noting USES placed three jobs for workers to private firms with 200 dollar brokerings. He argues socialized placement harms small agencies and criticizes tax-funded, no-fee government services.
Fremont Faces May 1 Bond Vote With Council Backing
Pro bonds debate surrounds Fremont as supporters urge approval of a 1958 era bond issue while opponents challenge the plan. Council members defend the measure, citing local needs and fiscal prudence amid a charged political climate.
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Fremont
Fie
Slight Switch Better Those oof we win study the international sins
An unclear preview notes a shift in American foreign policy and recent actions on a frontier. It mentions a ceremonial or symbolic Great White Father figure and suggests a change toward joining a broader effort. The text is fragmentary and difficult to interpret precisely.
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Honinyin
Smear Artists Mint Plan Sparks Fremont Tax Debate
The article flagging alleged misrepresentation and slander in a campaign to fund a city office building outlines opposition claims against a 43 acre site plan. It states residents fear higher taxes, criticizes the political opponents and urges Fremont citizens to show financial restraint and civic virtue.
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