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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1964
Page
7
A reader urges surgical alteration to prevent sex crimes while Ann Landers and a responder discuss that removing offenders from society and treating their illness with psychiatrists is the wiser approach. The column also includes a humorous milk-card prank query and a plug for Ann Landers new wedding booklet.
A junior TOPS club for ages 11 to 18 forms within the Cherry City group, offering weekly sessions on willpower health and summer weight concerns. Linda Thomas leads as president reporting weekly gains and losses with prizes for losses and penalties for gains.
A reader questions whether students should mark each other’s papers and report scores to the teacher. The answer defends student correction as a learning aid but emphasizes teacher review to identify weaknesses and direct instruction. It also offers guidance on encouraging a reluctant preteen reader to explore more varied material.
Irene Goodison announces Sequoia Squares party with Dick Houston set to speak at 7 pm in the Malibuuse Room of Frick Junior High School at 64th and Foothill, Oakland. The event features a microphone appearance by the guest.
Edyth Thomas Wallace presents a father’s stance on sharing disciplinary duties with the mother. He notes he has often deferred to her but now intends to participate. The piece argues that fathers expecting unquestioned teen obedience must provide more than financial support.
Dr Herschensohn outlines the diaper test used to screen newborns for phenylketonuria PKU. Blood tests may miss early, but placing a color changing paper in the diaper at weeks 2 4 and 6 detects PKU. Early detection allows a restricted diet to prevent brain damage.
Household editors recount consumer letters to National Family Opinion Inc about easier cleaning muffin tins, priceless greeting cards, reusable brown sugar containers, child pajamas, stain removing fabrics, pepper container spouts, paper bibs for parties, longer iron cords, transparent mower fuel tanks, and removing adhesive labels. The items reflect a broad push from housewives seeking practical product enhancements and easier maintenance.
A proposed tax write off for wardrobes of career women sparks debate on deductibility. Critics warn many outfits resemble everyday wear, while proponents cite image and job maintenance as essential business expenses for hosts, entertainers, and professionals.
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