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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1966
Page
8
Guest editorial by jit Donati attacks pacifists and communism, contrasting wartime sentiments with anti-Communist testimony by Richard Wurmbrand. It argues peace advocates enable tyranny, likening communism to a growing lion and tallying perceived defeats for Christians in a provocative, era-tinged voice.
The item notes the first U.S. census of 1790 tallying 3 929 214 people and marks major events including the Air Force founding in 1997, the NY rape riot incidents in Harlem in 1943, the Atomic Energy Commission creation in 1948, and a Washington Irving quote about wit.
Henry J. Taylor lauds 250 youths who left school to form Sing-Out groups, touring 43 states and 24 foreign nations with no government money. The acts drew large crowds, impressed officials from the Air Force Academy to Disney, and inspired international interest from Germany to Spain, as critics call out “oafs” in public media.
Eternal God we look to thee for guidance and strength for living his day Have mercy upon us for our willful self concern For give is the cheapness of our interests Cleanse our hearts of all petty pride and bitterness and claim us as Thy own
The piece frames Vance Hartke as the key Democratic dissenter to Lyndon Johnson’s Viet Nam policy. It contrasts Hartke with Morse Fulbright and Kennedy, portraying Hartke as a brassy Evansville mayor turned senator who urges total mobilization, wage and price controls, and broad wartime measures. It argues his stance reveals growing doubt about Johnson’s leadership and risks of neoisolationism amid a costly war.
Letter responding to a Citizens comment urges support for police and cites historic strikes to argue for public safety. The author defends police duty, notes the need for security, and emphasizes trust in officers while criticizing city government and a local art critic. Letters welcome under 350 words with name and address. privacy requested.
A Hayward taxpayer disputes a South County appraiser and criticizes a municipal art exhibit printed in the July 24 edition. The letter mocks the piece as liberal and futuristic, noting a blue and red abstract described as a canyon fire, and expresses interest in civic discourse.
In 1965 Congress raised Social Security by 7 percent but the California governor allegedly blocked the raise for elderly residents. U.S. News and World Report notes Title 19 Medicare eligibility and California’s broad medical coverage with 50 to 80 percent federal funding. The piece accuses the governor of secrecy and of opposing elderly and working people while accepting federal aid.
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