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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1963
Page
7
A coarse editorial argues that racial civil unrest alarms Congress and stresses immediate civil rights legislation. It warns that hesitation could invite more threats and potential conflict, urging swift action to maintain order and protect rights.
The piece lauds a local tax cut by the school district board as a step toward keeping taxes competitive and attracting industry. It notes benefits for businesses and residents, while balancing school funding concerns. It references teacher raises and payer sentiment, calling the compromise a productive move for the district.
An opinion piece surveys high profile divorces, noting Nelson Rockefeller and Justice William O. Douglas as examples, and mentions Henry Mond Cane and speculative marital trends. The author argues social and political circles influence divorce perceptions amid public scrutiny.
Sydney Harris observes a heated exchange in a Florence setting where verbal drama, not violence, defines the scene. The writer praises Italian expressive speech with hands and gestures, contrasting it with cautious Anglo American restraint, noting cultural norms that temper fights with a smile and a firm code.
Senator Goldwater argues a proposed amendment to the Railway Labor Act would bar featherbedding in rail and air industries and allow civil suits for damages against unions. He cites the Lea Act and U S v Petrillo to support using reasonable standards judged by courts, with the final decision resting with judges rather than employers. He questions Democratic consistency on the principle. How do you stand, sir?
Senator Stuart Symington of Missouri details a cautious approach to ratifying the East West Nuclear Ban treaty. He supports bargaining with the Reds but insists on robust detection in space and thorough hearings on preparedness before committing. Symington, a veteran lawmaker from the radar committee set, values Churchill's foresight and warns against unconditional trust.
Reader editor Ligurenant Keumdy recounts the 1960 PT boat chase involving PT 109 under Lieutenant Kennedy. The piece lampoons leadership and lookout failures, noting the destroyer Amagiri and the peril of torpedo nests. It ends by inviting letters to the editor with names and editing policy.
In a letters to the editor dated Aug 1 194, CG Green of Hayward urges free speech for a group labeled Communists while omitting other criminals. The writer questions perceived bias and argues for including rapists on campus to present "the other side" before students.
Editor argues that poverty is not the cause of communism and that communism itself creates scarcity. Cites Cuba under Castro with rationing and shortages, inflation in Indonesia and British Guiana, and claims Western aid unable to avert decline. Asserts failing economies, austerity budgets, and a propaganda hoax of a worker's paradise.
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