Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 20

Oakland, May 12, 1961. i i GLIMMER OF HOPE? Houlihan For Mayor ..,,1 Tor'ay and Tomorrow President in Parish Next Tuesday the voters of Oakland staunch believer in the City Manager, type elect a Mayor for the next four years of government He has the strong support and act on two ballot measures. of civic organizations, including professional, business, and labor groups and both Democrats and Republicans. We also believe city park lands should be kept for city park purposes. We therefore recommend a NO vote on Measure A and a NO vote on Measure B.

It is unfortunate that in the heat of campaigns, unsupported charges and unfair tactics are sometimes used. Voters should beware of any 11th hour attacks. The Tribune believes that both candidates are honorable men who have a de-s sire to serve the City of Oakland as Mayor. Obviously, both cannot be elected. The Tribune recommends John C.

'Houlihan for Mayor. He is a man of vigor ous and intelligent leadership, who has Iserved on the City Council and the City Planning Commission. He is familiar with all the problems facing Oakland. He is a 'i By Walter Lippmann 3 Nttt: Tit faUtwitt vitwt the Soviet 1 a missile tr, tkttt af ikt aatkar and art forces. The most km tt Hvt tain a European -view is thattjflice the Soviet Union is now.

I pable of infficting pTOMbltrVe the If, as is being said, there is absowte damage otf the a crisis in NATO, the issue is smau European coantrtes, the not the Atlantic alliance itself, automatic collective or any movement within NATO which NAT0 presupposes' to surrender Berbn.id Ger- cannot manyand Europe. The basic French view, which is merely issues in NATO are strategy more articulate than that -i and command. Can the Euro- the other Europeans; is' that pean members continue to nuclear war begmsiia-rely for their defense upon will Vlt the American nuclear deter- caQ escape it. American rent under tto-cwnmand of president cannot be expected Amencan President and itrQm an American general? or New York for Paris. This question can be ex- plored but it was, not set No Pretense ..4..

tied: by. theNATO foreign, This is.me root of tte French ministers at OsIo. Unless I insistence upon having their am much mistaken, ft will bo own deterrents. They lo not the central subject of the se pretend that they can, deter rlous discussions when Presi- attack (any where.i.except dent Kennedy visits President against French cities. Rightly de.

Gaulle. or wrongly, the French intend Caught in Middle The parents of a considerable number 'of Oakland school pupils are now caught in the middle of what presently appears to be a squabble between the Oakland I ''Board' of Education and the new AC Transit District The fight Is over payment for bus of -the-way schools such as the new hill area high school. The school board says it can't afford to budget any monies because state law requires that if it pays any portion of the cost it must pay it all. The Transit District on the other hand claims it cannot subsidize Oakland school 8 i service provided Oakland pupils attending located well off regular AC bus bus service on the grounds the district is 1 i i runs. At present no real battle lines have 1 Jteen drawn between these two organiza-' Ltions nor should there be.

Yet from such 1 differences grow unpleasant -feelings in Na Fin Out uavc uutie-4wwer vSL j- tjt in under their own command; not These will not under AmericaFpS-be easy, and it would be a pity if the Admmistra- to a5e toslestJ or Soviet-dtieai Frenehities be false ttatjhere ESJK de Gaulle.but.0f has. a right to hope for is that the two Presidents will each after tt by' mSSto JSfSSSf for a coUecUve conoTmis of each other, and can there- NATO which Ipsvps fore lay the foundations for supported by taxpayers in two counties-many of whom already support their own special school buses through school taxes. The Transit District has a good point. The district is not supported exclusively-by Oaklandtaxpayers.The districtlsug- gests that the board underwrite the difference between the costs to the district for special service and the fares paid by, the students. A part-pay precedent for this has already been established here.

This latter suggestion is a logical one and should be, given close attention by the board. But there still is available to the board a remedy in Sacramento by means of a bill which would spell out the 'i wnicn coin, siaes enirencn inemseives behind untenable positions that only work to the detriment of the public. What seems to be needed now as a means of extricating both sides from the dilemma are frank three-way talks "be-, tween the board, the parents' groupsand the AC Transit District At least such discussions would serve to keep the situation from further de v. vA wAV.v. WMW those changes in the strategy jdffig and structure of NATO which S10tt tte Umte1 s- are necessary.

Problem's Crux -4 If I understand the problem crux ottteb-after a number of careful lem. But 0f course; talks in Paris, it is the con- whole problem. THE TRIBUNE FORUM teriorating into a rock-throwing contest between two public bodies. And the pres- board's authority to pay a portion of the bus cost without having to assume the Guns for Kids? Kudat for KennAclv ence of parents---who are also voters wquHiiw uw; the exceedingly impjorjt ant 'may help greatly in both organizations whole financial burden." Editor: While visiting in the contain ruS Editor: I just finished read- Xev nch tosistence ttatingeat The bill, introduced by Oakland Assem- Bay Area we always read The street address and phone nam- ing an article by Roscoe NATO sttateeteal fl ou0 WWW some equitable compromise The problem involved is simply this: blyman Nicholas C. Petris has been Tribune and noted that toe; wwwpem verooe I The Oakland Board of Education has approved by the Assembly Education supervisors voted to estabUsh Tp StatSff Stf i.j it.

A a a rifle and nistnl raiura .7. tary establishment. Which was vanh DriH.w 4.tU' not Duuseieu anv iiuiua uuruiK lue vuiuiuutce auu ucacivca poaaaec uy iuc mom leneri win eoncia. run uus sauiy neKietieu uu icn.ttu tounaea unaer general n-isen- anA nn linrtofir. There is no objection to hav- ered.

Ths Trlhnn rwrve United States I school year for bus transportation to out- Legislature. hower and is now commanded hv tlB TTnjt ing such a faculty where it the rteht to edit or reiect anv Mr, Drummond seems to wv uic luuk suit VI ICJCVk tmj M. uiuwuivuu smug Pan.l MAicta4 has Vaai does no damage, but to offer letter and disclaims reipon-forget that Kennedy has only EJ-iSSS i till wSi 1,11011811 1 med hrt.3te.:ff liu.t aid viuj a. ti.tt.uit wi. j.w.mu' the argument in favor of it sfbility for opinions expressed, held for several taV Znfl frJ iim" derstand just what thk means, that it is needed to teach chll- months in comparison to Ei- 1 I do.

1 aa dren to handle firearm is a nhnw's vwirs of noww in bay while the Umted States sure how much of It la.An". Mother's Day it. i wielded the decisive weaDon. "t-. i1- mntlim Mm hnnnrMl Run.

uu vwmpiami me wiuw upuwi say 1, wuiuwuoa, wnica is mhinh w0 thon Anr mnnnnnlv luumws iwuuicu uu- Sunday is one of the very sentimental juverv motner ana tamer wiug Every mother anj fatner uiduy iuui low iltNM 41 AA tlfAKil A tTAAM A ftf AM A i It i Editorr It seems to me communism nas oeen running "hi is f5ti- ramoant for a lone time and s0 nu' and how much of it conceals nffiriflla nf uajr tuau vucic nws jcoib agw wuwi kuuuiu uunsiaer mese iaca. th Congress made its resolution. The Na: first, why will the state re- den apoioey to it is hardly fair or just to uear but lorte, yvu SUV TT VTTB VfvlvhJ the principle of uflaaimous agreement that is to ffly, the tional observances of the year Mother's Day Oakland Joins the nation in paying homage to this most important woman in 'bur lives. For most families, Mother's Day is a Office of Vital Statistics puts today's 10 y006 lmder a large group of people who throw the whole ugly mess on Strategic Conception rs at iust under 50 million as aeainst drive an automo- were obh to forego attend- Kennedy's doorstep. This strategic conception has rS at UilUer UUUUUlUU49ai(UUai.

bile? i What Vonniulir wnttll tuan nlinollir at just under 50 million as against bile? "hat Mr. wouia oeen undermined mothers veto. CofyrftM, 1HT, New Yort HtrtM TrtbtiN, Inc. ance until the final evening, Kennedy radically by 111-, t. fewer than 20 million way back when.

Second, why is it unlawful 1JAe 1 hl Kun Inna hafnra Today's mother also can expect to Uve Jhm chUdren under 18 rtttwlK mu orice .1. vnh j-iw. a i 'quiet family celebration without too much vwvumuwu presence in the White MiltAa im Mli.rM.rM imnfail in InnrTAi 4Vian tiai. aarlv nrAiafacenrc hv of nna oirfcoH ihat iha nratai uv muuici wj a- 1 answer is because they are jr" House but now, all of a sud- WtIjiI wav hwaiise she Is reffarded as least 10 vears.This is one reason whv she tHm nnH rtt nAccCCO cascading into the falls had Blunder May Be Blessing By Constantino Brown been turned off before 8:30 den jPwple -aje throwing at aouit responsibility. bricWats 1 a special person and deserving of special is the tycoon of the family and has out- If the mnrtfllitv RtntiotSpe Mr wmm n.H,..

4 niAM nave imuiuie ataiujL ivu are examined closely, it will to clrrv Drummond personally, as I frfialV 'ffi' 5f' ignationser; jt-, be seen that the PS.l?.?? rpSn.t Jmm who ef- tirements in the'Kennedy oui uieir purenases long ue- uiuih.i-biuSii vuui)w me-, .1 i 4 i1 Tons, no matier HOW SniiUl. variitiet eUmtalatt. nuuiuusuoura- uic uau ou- not effective for their purpose. JZ-Z will be responsible some day i I art nxfrtnU ly in visers will have to go; Because closing hour affection and official recognition. distanced the fathers in longevity as well Mother's Day as a national observation' as property.

'was first authorized by resolution of Con- Our to mothers and i -gress in 1913. But there will be a great have a happy Sunday. A New "Valley Forge" By Victor Ries el oevcitu aiaiea nave Humiiiea tcam nirvtpn such. It is still a fact that ,7 DEXm more than twice as many Aiameaa. (I hope) in getting America they are the really Mresoofl- back on its own proud feet The serious blunder of the sible V- i 71,." once more.

Aoministration and of Presi- A Revival people die annually fooling it seems mai weren i dent Kennedy himself in the There are other results in awaj-saa SS- iSsa polio. The Kfe vou Svl ing, the members the Wil- 7, uuw. one thne camera. ra. Edit0t NttttTkt Utttwins vt the U5.

depends for manned trol of those placed on the may be your boy's! hams Elementary School ttVenloitetion comrn- bSS7mK TtmS a(ir nrhiKna ftf tria earth fah AnH most nhxervem rx- i mnp Parpnt Tpflrnp.r Association COPE. Parent Teacher Association i.u 01 art tkttt tt tkt -C. to this coun- states reiations-wiui voted endorsement of the fol- JSTg stUlsecS TniJllZ FT ia hasbeenp-lowing editorial written by our SSefSS lUlSH EK2te5! S5T.lTiXW.i tte sttkers-also La Quinta. imSS space simulator ready for use wanted some of the toughest fo iH. bv the beeinnina of Novem- work restrictions they ve run Pacifier vawuvk tuvicu uu uic xu vAmtiess as well president for our newsette: and closed drawers same trick.

There is little executive ideoartmfintfc Die -JULIA MERKLE. The "second siege" of Val- Apparentiy the White Mj recentiy. Editor: Playing at an East "Williams P-TA has just "vvvt TTk.i.a v13.4 a This ura llrniTt too iiiemtaeaH a. i. ftnTnnlatail eaniino as ttnmafT doubt that he has learned aHouse speedily aoDroved.S600 ley Forge, which ended at 4 H.f.

tn v. with. nftt in the White House and bv nioa mAa TnnA mothers at the Enean Satur- Vdock in the morning of May onjy for success in outer Labor Secretary Arthur Gold- Soldier" I amimp thA daymatinees. Your president Thanks freat deal from the sorry: million for economic -iddoto usiness of thehaphazard "in- the nations south ofjLthfciUo yasion" that turned out to be Qrande. tt izslXr Oakland a tragic sacrifice of brave Another favorable develop- ie '61 explains in part why In- space, but for international berg.

called motives in showing this had the of attend- Editor Th formed Senate investigators reasons right here on Thirty men were delaying is -to lessen tensions? ing one Saturday and Museums Staff Sta MJHiuuuec uiDans ana a major oiow 10 ment is tne revivar ottShe i nam nut vmi novo believe that" our space race VALLEY FORGE construction of a laboratory 1 UUUK. 11 prOQUCeS a laise urichas trt thanlc All ThnSA wno. lnuri(an nroetfira thrnnoh imnression of Russii any idea what kind of an 5U" tuid missile base program cost which was desoeratelv needed afternoon, votir children are uvuiy ouaru, set -nFry President Eisenhower iwit site near me communiry oi uvb apw- wi juusj u. uuunuww i 4V uiusiasuc eiiorus, passea van- ifLi cL Allarc mnro than chniilA i an. hflvinu when vnn send tnem Whole Scheme -iTuse of SATSta ZwSLST wa7b7lS1 makeTS off to the showVThe complete TKSTSm He has Courageously taken -and labor feuds.

5nrt rnnrtinn wnrvprg en lation and utilities for the GE sad mockery of our Korean lack of respect for adult au- t. tt, n.krland' responsibmty for the de- soldim. Tnd a. nn 7tm thority, the disregard for prop- ir Cision that sent a half-trained, irnrS: the-ob- Thirty of them were bers of Local 542, Oper- DESPERATE NEED hvmgWhowfflbethe firstto erty, the amount, of money f0T oad Mu- "Utively small expedition uinuigei ating Engineers a local "The contribution of this go bcuoxl -rK a seun -1 ort Space there. -ri? he said, "will seri- wjr -viu muvi muocuma (mouviouku, realza- ow under construction "T'M; Mw few of th children even see The whole scheme, as is Still another is the LII11R 111 1 1- I 1 1 1 1 IIIHHITl llinilir' WUOAT UUUUXIAUtj IMIU bw-mt Mu Ill VMI III .1 7 1 1 I J1.1 I.I i But before I turn to the story, wer.

exDosed durinir of the nation's snace nroaram. people don't feel free to boy- the show. with yours the 0 kland of weU toown, was cooked twn Jnjtmirtantarten Tl in i should report that at least 5H3jS35S SE facilities cott ttu7 picfuTe." 8 tte time they go; youTl see Junior Sri. af'i afd ifSB1? 5 ne U. senator beheves that nn Anm io fn nnrfr rnnstmrnn i revenue of this Dicture pops to where the adults with no thea- nUrr nurtured by the Central In- such as CIA can all too easily iU.

7." tra mannara r.nma fi-Am vv.u Ifaf nut tient to rSTXlKeS xin aiunuunua v.va. -filr triniin-r thalo nnm Nnnna Kimnlatinn ohnratftrv mat TUfianS Tnp Mv. wmv mvu. m.Aini rcm5cm.c nttuij. uc xuioi irucu wk aPO SlOWaOWnS COSl Smm CimnlntiAn eruwatnrv KUSSia.

that i r. nn tin atf angina huuuj aaJcSat. in 1 siiyt5; sLi- 3MSMa ss-s xuiv iiiiiiiuu uuiiai ni uaui; il. nnj nnr tnnmv snrt tha i ants oaiuiuay luauijcco: iuV uuu uwuoxa vi ana uieir taients picketing, though the other gineers and scientists to test-wur enemy the bond issue and nartici- u.ul rT ZZ rrr-' JOYCE CANTRELL, Canaveral aione. qj th Anant inm nf- fuii.ei7A of murder, blackmail, done President.

MRS. GAIL E. ALLEN, Secretary, Williams P-TA. SnecSl thankV eo to all the after the arrangements had on their own, they begin to volSer workers who oV Progressed too far almost to become a government within voted sbmanv hours i of their be called off. In addition, Cas- a government and can com-Sne and and to tte Jro's miUtary situation was Pletely cancel Ithe woapfthe Jmo7 go along with the Philadelphia space veWcles prior to acmal Peddling, etc.

of the recent McUeuan contractors on what space launching." Why don't we do it uprcyal, Coinmittee hearings. He seemed to them to be a fine The Operating Engineers and have a special showing ieard contractor after 90: pay pact Thus me Operating were aware of this fact when for the mothers of the four tractor reporT that theyjiad Engineers were running an they were summoned to Wash- RB47 airmen who didn't re- t' unofficial stoppage. Their fel- ington. At 3 p.m., Monday, rTabor costs at twice those on low nnonJst. dPnnunrMi Mav 8.

thev sat down with JIM DAHL. Dra. voters, who in the inal "i1 1 rZ Precise, v. analysis actually "did it." We Wlththe arnvalof Soviet air- Foreign Service missions Editor: Please accept our are proud of Oakland. i craft 'and trained Cuban abroad.

thanks, and gratitude for th-PAUL MILLS, i PUote- World War II, in information you published in Director. Oakland Art. Bad Advisers certain key na2i German em- walkout, which was keeping Federal Mediation chief BUI TWICE THE COST GE from building up to a Simkin. Not until the foBow- tl your columns recently con- Museum. Chairman.

jn t-Ptmrt thA whni- -f. oaRies non-neTiigetent your columns recently con-? Museum, Chairman. in retrospect, the whole af- "eu' How could such costs roil force of some 2,000 this sum- ing 4 a.m. did tney quit argu- usi hko oiana Focus in on Valley Forge mer. And some 200 of the ng and agree to return.

Editor: On May 4Mr. Steve cerning the of this NYDINE SNOW LATHAM, fair appears to have been 25221. GZh for lust a part.of the story, other unionists walked Now it is presumed the lost C. Makham wanted to know area and their proposed wel- Director. Snow i based on whole series of.

aiul0US1 covered' iy ordi- t3Uis begins with a secret through the lines. time will ne made up-proha- why we should have another are program. HENRIETTA miscalculations. It is clear rx PP V1CU TTiATlfe AA A- 4U. Government decision to ask But this dwmdled andihe ory oy overtime work at pre-, war.

The items, as reported by Director, Public Museum GE to build a six million dol- job had to be shut down com- mium pay. But the senators Well, I am 17 years old and your labor editor, Mr. Hal Oakland." lar; Space Environmental, pletely after May 1, when the who have been probing mis- am going into the Air Force Risdon, were precise and ob- GE assigned this Operating Engineers could hit sile strikes are not satisfied, and I would like to sayif jective and did much to clar- They Use It manrf aM twvat. ar. ratly to their superiors' in BerlinThuS V.m usj Missile ano ibpace veni- encas in effect, are jmung- people don't want a war we ify situations that were not al- Editor: Several months ago ed popular uprising was a ZC iJL for a pack- Arthur GeUberi and arUta, should just give Russia, the ways fully understood in the a genUeman accused anyone myth, and effect, of the at Jea uic uuinucumu age uu cose vi iur a auu uic uiuuus wonu.

-1. uon i luce me laea past. jan planning the only space 40-hour week. Mark thisit is and contractors a chance to of war better then the Accurate reporting simulator in ine wona wmcn not tor a week's work. it is wont uunss out.

But thev nurt miv vnt haua inr.t don't in a month or so, Sena- make a stand somewhere, troversial situations, and nists do not oppose capital miscalled. fufl-size space vehicles for maintenance engineers, tors McClellan and Mundt will Laos or Cuba. yours has been noted and ap- punishment used it But it is over and there is 8 but under space launch- For oilers, they sought $34.96 ask for the equiyalent of no- if Mr, Kennedy wants quite freely in Hungary and evidence that the President -), Jiit- stop Russia-we should stand McCRACKEN, -UU7. has IeaAed a great deal from J2K rf0" involved, but one Also they wanted a union After all, 30is a very small behind hhn. rBusiness Representative, 1 MRS.NANCY WOOL- it JSf Sltuati0n We wffl certainly be, Local No.

134. DREDGE. wi oi.iuaie uic ueic uic luxuig uau, wjuui preuy mucn vi we, uic pwjjie. LArutx CAKDWELL. n-whisperable one on which would have given them con- "ESnSSieMi tto 5 Alameda! Oakland.

Martinez. within months, certain im- eo-yrti. mi. iy-dtaW, mt.