Controller's Office Demands Fiscal Training
The piece profiles State Controller Robert C. Kirkwood, praising his fiscal management and experience, and contrasts him with challenger Assemblyman George D. Collins Jr. It argues voters should reelect Kirkwood for stable administration of state finances and oversight of major fiscal duties.
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Controller's Office
California
Robert C. Kirkwood
Earl Warren
Ward
Kirkwood
State Board of Equalization
Franchise Tax Board
State Lands Commission
Kirkwoods
Kirk
Warren
Washington Mid Term Reports From Eisenhower Aides
A front page note introduces a series of mid term reports by top Eisenhower Administration officials. The piece argues the timing aligns with November elections and frames the reports as an accounting from officials, not endorsements. It lists expected contributors including Attorney General Herbert Brownell and leaders like Lewis Strauss and Charles Wilson.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Herbert Brownell
Lewis L. Strauss
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Charles E
Thermonuclear Bomb Reports Stir Cold War Debate
The article discusses suspected new thermonuclear activity in Russia and reports on POW repatriation cases, Allied concerns, and U S and Soviet actions. It notes Russian atomic artillery claims, disputed test disclosures, and debates over publishing fallout studies with emphasis on officials and researchers.
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Russia
South Pacific
Japan
U.S
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Atomic Energy Commission
Lewis Strauss
Thomas Murray
Toy Air Force
Strauss
Eniwetok
Mustrative
Pacific
Marshall Islands
Post-Hail Lord, Inc
Seaboard Air Freight Row Delays U S International Service
President Eisenhower's refusal to grant Seaboard & Western Airlines a certificate for Europe Middle East routes delays a possible American air freight network. CAB had approved Seaboard's bid in 1952 but was blocked by White House inaction despite approval for a rival British line.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Europe
Middle East
Aviar
British Line
Seaboard & Western Airlines, Inc
Norden Brothers
New York City
Civil Aeronautics Board
TAB
Defense Department
Stephen Early
Defense Secretary
CAB
Department
State Department
Ral
Juane
Pan American World Airways
Trans World Airlings
CSB
Seabberd
Ray Eisenhower
British Airwork Ltd
Sesheard
Herbert K. Brown
White House
United States
Berlin
Joseph P. Adams
North Atlantic
U.S
McChire Syndicate
Say It Right Oe Martino and Hokkaido Names
A compact guide explains pronunciations for the Italian statesman Martino and the Japanese island Hokkaido with phonetic spellings and regional emphasis for correct diction.
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Oe Martino
Hokkaido
Internal Security set to root out Communist influence in unions
A special Justice Department task force under Assistant AG William F. Tompkins will rigorously enforce new laws aimed at removing Communist dominated leaders from labor unions and organizations. The program, tied to the Subversive Activities Control Board, stresses cautious action on corroborated evidence while expanding immunity for witnesses in treason and espionage cases to uncover broader subversion. The plan includes harsher penalties for harboring fugitives, altered sabotage and espionage laws, and denaturalization steps, all within an orderly campaign to protect national security.
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Herbert Brownell JR
United States
Department of Justice
Securit
William F. Tompkins
Subversive Activities Control Board
Department
FBI
Justice Department
Challingen
Congress
Communist Party
U.s.ariehty
Nepartment of Justice
Hersl Tribune Inco
Taxpayer urges broad survey for Castro Valley boulevard repairs
A Castro Valley resident criticizes a proposed survey funded by the County Supervisors to estimate costs for sidewalks curbs and paving along Castro Valley Boulevard. He argues for surveying all valley streets and funding via an assessment district, noting taxpayers could pay twice and urging broad citizen input before any district vote.
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Daily Review
Castro Valley Boulevard
Chamber of Commerce of
Castro Valley
Board’.of Supervisors
Hayward
Redwood Road
Chabot Road
Chamber of Commerce
E.R. Alverson
Alverson
Nature Quiz with Ranger Burns challenges readers
A 1964 nature quiz by Ranger-Naturalist Eugene Burns presents 15 questions on animals and ecology. It includes answers noting the walrus nurses its young longest, all birds can imitate human sounds, and that over 10 feet is the salmon’s vertical jump. various quirky facts follow with named animals and brief explanations.
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Wright
Eugen Seaay fineClare
Quotes From Officials On Los Angeles News Tone
F Marion Banks and L A Chamber official say they reject flowery terms and let the facts tell Los Angeles story. Paul Leake of Woodland and state board member criticizes liquor law administration for being bogged down in guile pressure unsavory influences and political chicanery.
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F. Marion Banks
L. A
Paul ‘ Leake
Woodland
State Board of Equalization
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Batchelor
Dickenson
Askring
Prague
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Justice
Senate Armed Services Committee
Internal Security Section
Korea
Emily and
Mabel
Ray Tucker
Seaboard
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Ranger
Eugene Burns
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