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i President's Newport naval has -E- Owmbom Kr Mnoc Inquire Sun July 17, 1960 Vm-aVn. W-W-V. "vtifV Herfer To Discuss Problems With Ike At Newport Tuesday office is not yet in final form. Hagerty said the possible discussion of the downed plane hinges on whether the U. N.

Security Council has acted on the matter by then. The Soviet Union claims the San Francisco, Baghdad-By-The-Bay, Has Lived Many Turbulent Lives In Its Slightly More Than 100 Years NEWPORT, R. I. (AP)-Presi-1 American RB47 was over Soviet dent Eisenhower and Secretary of State Christian A. Herter will con fer on world problems at the presidential vacation headquarters next Tuesday.

i James C. Hagerty, the Presi -t Editor's Not Almost everything firmly convinced they are living'' that can be said about San Fran-jin the greatest (and most viewti-j Cisco has been said before, but; dty on earth rarelv as well as it is here ly static city as cities co (dis-! an admirer of long Herb Caen is a columnist lor the an occasional earth-; San Francisco Chronicle and quake: has never spilled, author of "Only in San Fran-( over its original boundaries, and Cisco," to be published by Double- yet its fame and acclaim have day in October. The story is the' steadily through the dec-first in a senes of eight on great a(jps cities of the world. I For all its occasional fogs 3 territory. The United States said the plane was at least 30 miles off Soviet frontiers and charged the U.S.S.R.

with "lawless action" and "reckless threats" in connection with the plane. Announcement of the scheduled meeting came at a news conference at which the White House also announced allocation of In federal funds for disaster relief in Texas and Oklahoma. dent's press secretary, said Friday the conference may include a discussion of the shooting down by the Soviet Union of an American reconnaissance plane July 1. Hagerty added that the agenda of business to be discussed at the 1 J1 Qs I vv u4 1 f'- A By HERB CAEN San Francisco Chronic) columnist winds, a warm city. For all its proud traditions and backgrounds, a friendly city.

For all its hills I and twisting byways, a city that's! S.r, A4 SAX FRANCISCO (AP) Pen- a perpetual joy to stroll nanta fluttering atop the minaret to behold, to be held by a city peaks of the downtown sky- y0U can almost cup in your hands scrapers, the flickering red eyes and admire as your own personal of the bay bridge lighting the jewel For though you may leave! night sky over black waters, the San Francisco, it never leaves never-ending tinkle of the Belt you. and those who are caught Line's toy railroad as it bustles its spell are trapped forever, about the Embarcadero, a ship's San Francisco: history and horn moaning at 4 a.m. and the memories dog your footsteps disembodied lights of an Orient- wherever you go, wherever you bound freighter moving out into turn. the stream, pigeons perching on Yhen the fog rolls in, silent your shoulder in Union Square, and timeless, the past becomes a sunset dying 1 glorious death present and all the yesterdays: in the far Pacific, Its lavish return, restless as the tides. Once THE FOG ROLLS IN-The Golden Gate Bridge, a recent San Francisco landmark, is en-! gulfed by the ageless, tameless fog.

This is the time when San Francisco's "past becomes pres- during the Civil War but com- AP Nswsfeatures Photo same speed they attained when they were invented in 1873." Some landmarks tumble, "yet the cable cars still inch along at exactly 9 m.p.h., the sp.asnes 01 goia turning even again the bay is bridgeless and THE pAST )s ALL AROUND grim Alcatrai into an enchanted alive with ferries, darting about1 Franrisco changes, but that glows for a moment and hke waterbugs. A square-rigger never (rom itseU. then lice .1 1 AP Newsfeatures Photo ent and all the yesterdays return, restless as the tides." This photograph by Anna-Jean Cole was third-prize winner in U. S. Camera's annual photo contest.

and earthquake, through the long turbulent years from gold rush to golden age, the hills have marched as always towards the stars and the San Franciscan has lived his dream on the shores of the eternal bay. And thus it will always be in this best of all possible cities, this Baghdad-by-the-Bay, this San Francisco. in the Spanish-American. A city with Italian marHets in Chinatown, Chinese chefs in French restau jwi Julius lucm-'suciuiy inrougn me This is San Francisco. This is gate, all canvas a-crackle, and the Baghdad-by-the-Bay.

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