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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1963
Page
7
Editorial arguing against a Berkeley anti discrimination ordinance. It warns the law could foster a police state by policing private property sales and personal service. The piece urges voluntary, not governmental, progress toward racial and religious understanding and mutual respect.
Harris argues that perception is personal not objective, citing Earl Kelley on how facts become values through memory and experience. He notes Lincoln as many Lincolns to illustrate divergent readings, urging humility, tolerance, and caution in disputes while acknowledging shared judgments depend on interpretation, not pure facts.
Dr Russell Kirk analyzes Kennedy era plans to curb unemployment through tax cuts and increased spending, arguing wage levels driven by unions and minimum wage laws raise costs for small firms. He says automation follows higher wages, not causes unemployment, and insists sustained growth and resisting wage hikes are essential to jobs.
In Washington Brazil negotiates a loan near 400 million dollars as House report alleging Communist infiltration of President Goulart’s government prompts a halt in talks. Brasília officials defend the policy stance while critics question Brazil’s alignment with American anti Communist aims.
Stephen Smith, 84, Kennedy family ally and brother in law to the President, quietly takes de facto control of the Democratic National Committee, reporting to the President while John Bailey remains national chairman in title. Smith’s behind the scenes influence follows his role in Ted Kennedy’s Senate campaign and aims to shield Attorney General Kennedy from political surprises.
Samuel S. Streman of Hayward urges Alameda County Planning Commission to revisit zoning rules for Eden Township. He suggests increasing lot sizes from 750 to 2,500–5,000 square feet and argues for denser housing near town centers to boost land use, reduce sprawl, and support retirees while addressing local nuisances and school capacity. The hearing is April 3 at 1:30 pm at the Veterans Memorial Building, Main Street, Hayward.
A letter to Assemblyman Thon urges backing the Liberty Amendment to the Federal Constitution and criticizes federal income tax, calling for three year federal cease operations and tax reform. It references political maneuvering around Bobby Kennedy and partisan tensions in Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and Wisconsin, urging passage of the bill with support for the California public.
An editorial argues that religious toleration should not erase Christian tradition. It emphasizes the U S First Amendment ad wises tolerance for Moslems and other beliefs while defending the Lord's Prayer presence in schools. The piece cites Supreme Court Justices in support of inclusive education and mutual respect for differing faiths.
A compact notice listing senators and their Washington offices including Sen Thomas H Kuchet Sen Clair Engle and others with office addresses in the Capitol district. The fragment outlines a request to communicate with congressional representatives through their official offices.
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