Hayward Master Plan before City Council Hearing
Hayward's proposed Master Plan is set for a public hearing next Tuesday night. The plan outlines growth, traffic routes, zoning, and facilities like recreation, an airport, a civic center, libraries, and fire stations, aiming to guide development while allowing regulated building and extensive parking. If adopted, the plan requires legal backing and council adherence to become a framework for a well planned Hayward.
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Britain Votes in Quiet Election After Churchill Exit
Britain heads to the polls in a orderly campaign marked by few issues. Labor fights internal strife over the H bomb while Clement Attlee backs it, yet voters show little interest as U S influence and steady economy dampen contentious topics.
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Democrats Eye Optimistic 56 Outlook, Cap Advices Stevenson
Washington dispatch reports that Democrats, buoyed by a state by state checkup and field reports for the 1956 race, expect to run against Dwight Eisenhower. The team cites world leadership perception and GOP dissension as factors likely to yield votes for a Stevenson bid.
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Political Battle Lines Form Over 1948 Election
Emily and Mabel report how Eisenhower’s liberal program alienates conservatives and how Hollister’s appointment signals GOP recognition of the danger. Democrats rely on labor and farm blocs plus racial groups, hoping to win the South and border states. Butler’s projections claim wins in Connecticut New Jersey Delaware Maryland Missouri Oklahoma Idaho Washington Oregon totaling 249 electoral votes, 17 short of 266.
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Price supports stay hot issue in Congress in 1956
Congressional Quarterly notes price supports and politics mix as lawmakers and farm groups weigh whether to push a Senate showdown on rigid versus flexible supports this year or delay until election season. The current program sets prices for five crops at 82.5 to 90 percent of parity this year, then 75 to 50 percent thereafter, with a close House vote showing support for returning to parity.
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Visit to Copenhagen Zoo Seen by Ranger Eugene Burrs
Ranger Eugene Burrs recalls a Copenhagen zoo visit with two directors. He notes musk oxen, birds, and a chatty lunch with Svend Andersen and Dr. Holgar Poulsen about animal care. They emphasize regular feeding, natural diets, slow movements, and cultivating kindness toward animals.
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Eugene Barns
Who's Top Man in Russia Robert S Allen
The top man in Russia is a mystery to Secretary Dulles as talks on the upcoming summit continue. Dulles says it could be Bulganin or Khrushchev or both, with plans still in early discussion. In Italy, President Gronchi sparks concern by courting a leftist coalition and delaying NATO status accords while aiming for Moscow talks and possibly pressuring Ambassador Luce.
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California 1955 legislature eyes budget and taxes
Sacramento report outlines late session battles over using Rainy Day Reserve funds to balance the 1955-56 budget, pharmacist and tax proposals, water projects, and local sales tax for counties. It notes KNIGHT opposes reserve use, while bills on judges salaries, state official pay, milk price fixing, and old age pensions advance, with FEPC likely to die in the senate.
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Goodwin J. Knight
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Charles Meyers
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Twain at Home Off Days Fables and Family Gifts
Dramatist Raynard Veilleur faced a rough London crossing while overseeing a staging, seasick throughout. Upon arrival a British friend asks about the trip, Veilleur jokes about his mother’s rule. Jane buys a home for the author and bride, revealing the gift after the ceremony. Twain thanks his father Langdon and invites him to Buffalo, promising welcome twice yearly.
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