Mayor Urges Action On A Street Interchange Upgrade
Hayward Mayor Jack Smith decries the low priority of the A Street interchange on the Alameda County Highway Advisory Committee list. He notes growing traffic, planned development at Hayward Air Terminal, and a nearby BART station, urging the committee to advance the project without further study.
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Hayward
Jack Smith
Alameda County Highway Advisory Committee
State Highway Commission
Fair Lady
Hayward Air Terminal
Smith
Highway Advisory Commission
Kennedy critique turns veterans’ sacrifices into politics
Senator Edward Kennedy denounced battlefield commanders in Vietnam after a hill capture near the A Shau Valley, accusing them of cold blooded glory seeking. The piece argues that national policy deserves proper debate, but politicizing American casualties is unacceptable even as it cites Bible thought for temperance.
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Edward Kennedy
Vietnam
A Shau
Kennedy
Resignation of Fortas Sparks Debate on Court Ethics
Washington reacts to Mr Justice Fortas's resignation as bar associations question compensation outside judicial office. The piece notes higher standards for courts, traditions of aloofness, and concerns over justices and judges in real estate ventures, alongside lawmakers accepting honorariums.
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Fortas
Taft
Supreme Court
Circuit Courts of Appeal
Virginia
Holmes and
Brandeis
Judges Learned
Augustus Hand
The Judge as Sacred Temple of Justice
The upper courts are sacred temples of justice where judges must refrain from political bargaining. Courts of last resort decide cases of life and death for litigants, with outcomes essential to the public trust and the fate of government itself.
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Capitol
Courts of Justice
Notes On The Academic Underworld by Gilbaugh
The article questions the influence of radicals and hoodlums on public colleges and universities. It cites a campus Senate plan letting students vote, profiles a convicted student leader, and notes a black militant’s role on the academic council amid campus disruption and violence.
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John W. Gilbaugh
Nate State College
Senate
Fidel Silence Marks Cuban bid to end U S boycott
In Miami Matthew T Kenny reports on Cuba's silence about ending the U S and hemisphere boycott of Communist Cuba while Cuban officials push for a thaw. The piece traces calls from Brazilian Cardinal Camara to Trudeau and Mansfield, and notes Castro’s likely political limits and U S positions.
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Matthew .T. Kenny
Miami
IPI
U.S
Hemisphere
Crbda
Fidel Castro
Helder Camara
Thant
United Nations
Carnara
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Cuba
Stephen Young
Ohio
Chicago
The
Daily News
Sun-Times
Pierre Trudeau
Ernesto Freyre
Nixon
Militant Tide Turns At George Washington University
Washington scholars note GWU expelled seven students for seizing a campus building on April 23. The episode, tied to SDS activity and antiwar research, sparks debate on dissent versus property rights. A new ASG student government movement, led by David Hinshaw, aims to strengthen councils and improve campus policy dialogue.
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Washington
George Washington University
Cornell
George Washington
Institute For
Students For
SDS
As & Counterforce
National
ASG
Midwest
Woodward Building
Fifteenth
ASC
Bolief
David Hinshaw
University of Cincinnati
Hayard Austin
Ten-Year No School Plan Sparks Mock Proposal
The piece mocks a ten year halt on taxes and school funding, imagining a society without education, doctors, lawyers, or libraries. It argues the voter should reject campus unrest and sex education debates, embracing the “Dum-Dum Decade” as a simple path to lower taxes.
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Schou
America
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