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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1964
Page
7
Editorial attacks President Jonsson's antipoverty bill, labeling it a ruthless election year fraud aimed at swaying voters. The piece argues the $948 million measure props up bureaucracies and redistributes wealth rather than lifting 40 million Americans into work and growth.
The text lists a five item quiz on intaglio printing a Providence Rhode Island question on city population ranking a worldwide population growth rate Psalm beginning “Be that dwelleth in the secret place of the Most High” and automotive business proportion with answers: engraving definition Providence Rhode Island about two per cent first Psalm one business in every six
A Washington analysis argues that North Vietnam’s attacks on U S destroyers in the South China Sea have solidified American policy toward Southeast Asia. It contends the bamboo curtain of deception is broken and the United States now has broad support to defend South Vietnam and deter Communist expansion.
The article outlines three plausible North Vietnamese motives after naval actions near South Vietnam. It weighs Chinese leadership, naval miscalculation, and a calculated push for a new peace conference to curb U.S. military escalation. The writer warns pacifist talk could yield negotiations that serve Communist aims.
Dr Russell Kirk argues European observers unfairly denounce Goldwater while admiring American conservatives like Taft. He cites Oxford dons and European reporters misreading American politics, warning that European press distrust fades once an American leader gains power.
The article reports President Johnson signaling a policy switch away from allowing communist bases in Asia to enjoy sanctuaries. The move marks a decisive change from prior practice, drawing relief among Asian diplomats who say America will attack enemy bases rather than tolerate them. The piece notes historical roots in the Korean War and discusses implications for U.S. air power and strategic reach.
A White House briefing describes a tit for tat response to the North Vietnamese torpedo boat attack off the Vietnamese coast. President Johnson and aides claim unified NSC support for targeted bombing of torpedo boat bases to deter further aggression.
Reader letters mock a supposed Mississippi Syndrome as a new mental disorder with inflammatory jabs at Khrushchev Hoover and Harlem. The piece jokes about touring Mississippi and race relations while signaling editors may edit letters and include names with withheld addresses.
A reader laments liberal critics for failing to grasp Jeffersonian liberalism as championed by Barry Goldwater. He argues many Americans understand Goldwater, condemns socialist rhetoric, and urges more homework on Buckley’s Op erosion.
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