Eisenhower Law urged action to curb communism
Editorial argues Dwight Eisenhower coined a rule that delays invite aggression. It cites Berlin Wall, Cuba, and Panama as missed chances where early bold moves might have deterred Soviet advances. The piece urges Washington to apply this 20 20 hindsight lesson in future Cold War confrontations.
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Omaha World-Herald
Tenting in Santa Cruz and the auditorium funds debate
Community leaders criticize the Hayward Area Recreation District for avoiding finance and expansion of the South County Junior College District auditorium. They claim IARD directors focus on Meek property and camping initiatives, not cultural growth for Hayward.
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Brown Changes Tune on Redwood Freeway Plan
Governor Brown faces a clash with conservationists and the Highway Commission over routing a freeway through redwood parks. He shifts from a hard stance to a plan to replace each cut tree with a new one, a move critics call costly to future generations. The piece notes redwood ages, the limited public ownership of ancient groves, and questions the wisdom of sacrificing mature trees for roads.
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Chas
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Foe favors Goldwater nomination in political debate
A friend of a political science professor argues a Goldwater nomination would drain extreme conservative resentment and test their thesis. He predicts Goldwater would lose decisively, and if elected would shift toward reality, trimming rigid ideology to match current times.
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Stalin
Appalachia Poverty Fight Criticizes Johnson Timidity
Henry J. Taylor laments ongoing failure to curb Appalachia poverty. He cites National Coal Policy Conference findings on oil policy dumping waste oil, job loss, and regional unemployment. He argues a coherent plan and decisive action from Kennedy and Johnson are missing despite briefings to Rusk Harriman Hodges Udall and other officials.
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National Coal Policy Conference
Miners’ Union
Kennedy
Saudi Arabia
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Venezuela
Niagara
Ince
Stewart L
Macbeth
Banquo
Dallas Horror
Udall
Dean Rusk
Averell Harriman
Commerce
Luther Hodges
Countdown of the Nation's Conflicting Currents
David Keniston notes use for the Congressional Record printing New Hampshire lottery results. Harry Truman supports campaign for Johnson questioning LBJ’s response. Also warns on highway deaths nearing 40,000 this year and Rockefeller fears Goldwater nomination harming the Republican Party.
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Harry Truman
Johnson
LBJ
Harry
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Letter Box Opinion: Flags and American Identity
Reader Mrs. John McCormick questions why flags aren’t displayed by banks and businesses and argues native and foreign-born citizens alike should honor the United States. She laments a perceived erosion of patriotism, prayer, and honesty, urging renewed devotion to country and freedom.
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United States
John McCormick
Clarifying stance on Communist speakers in classrooms
Editor defends allowing diverse views in high schools and argues one speaker cannot sway students in a single hour. He notes not all Communist party members are propagandists and that critical teaching can counter propaganda through informed discussion and qualified staff.
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Communist Party
Lessons From Two Apartment Houses
A reader argues that before becoming managers, landlords should take management lessons. In a ten unit building with children and patios, noise and yard activity disrupt neighbors, while a nearby 16 unit complex run by couples remains quiet and orderly with no curb parking. The note questions why management styles differ between these properties.
John Birch Society coverage reader complains in Hayward letter
Joe Cease of Hayward urges editors to publish a clear, balanced portrait of the John Birch Society. He objects to perceived bias and bigotry in reporting and asks for plain explanation of the society's aims for informed discussion with friends.
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John Birch Society
Joe Cease Hayward
Cancer Crusade Editor Praised by Eden Township Unit
Public relations chairman E W Cullingworth thanks the editor for April 23 editorial coverage of the American Cancer Society campaign. He notes the editor’s cooperation and strong publicity across editorials news stories and photo features aiding the Eden Township unit and ACS national efforts.
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American Cancer Society
Eden Township
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