Seven Year Trial Proposed for State College Faculty
Assemblyman Carley Potter proposes extending probation for state college instructors from three to seven years to mirror the University of California. He argues longer evaluation will improve teaching quality and classroom performance, benefiting students at state colleges and supporting educators’ tenure stability.
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LB YWCA Is Case Study in Good Human Relations
National YWCA Week honors a long standing community group. Since 1904 the local YWCA has grown through multiple relocations and now operates at Sixth and Pacific. It serves all ages with classes and activities to build health, skills and understanding across diverse groups.
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Castro Struggles With Image As Cuba's Leader Evolves
U S News and World Report tracks Fidel Castro's fading public approval from 90 percent after the revolution to 52 percent, amid concerns over his ties to Communists and the challenges of rebuilding Cuba. The piece notes wartime trials, economic pressure, wage promises, and questions whether his youth will yield genuine governance and justice for Cuba.
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Senator Symington Teases Draft and Russia Talk
A cheeky column notes Senator Symington avoids inviting a draft while criticizing weather stripping as irrelevant. It mentions a returned American youth comparing Russian students to crowds in tele phone booths and cites public health service approval of a one shot for children. The piece also references proposed water purification rulings stirring public anger alongside a dog leash law debate.
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Press Telegram Motto and Publisher Lineage
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Foes weigh Strauss nature as Commerce head
Washington senators opposed to Lewis L. Strauss's confirmation as Secretary of Commerce argue the department's vast powers could influence policy across State Defense Treasury and Labor. They warn a strong armed secretary could override Congress and shape foreign trade export licenses, with several Eisenhower aides wary of power struggles.
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Ike Faces Toughest Years With Departing Aides
President Eisenhower prepares for a difficult final era as key aides depart. Sherman Adams, John Foster Dulles, and Neil H. McElroy leave, leaving Maj. Gen. Wilton Persons to guide a reorganized White House. New cabinet appointees will seek to build trust while Ike remains the decisive voice.
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GOP Women Favor Nixon Rockefeller Ticket in 1960
Washington notes GOP women optimistic about a Nixon Rockefeller 1960 ticket as the best chance to win. They praise Nixon's experience and Rockefeller's glamour while weighing Democratic contenders like Kennedy Symington Humphrey Johnson and Stevenson.
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