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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1957

Page

4

American Girl Describes Date With Russian in Moscow

Anne Hobson of Richmond reports on a date with a Moscow language student named Nicholas. They walk through Gor’kii Park, ride the Moscow subway, and share ice cream as political caution dampens talk of ideology. He explains money in terms of keeping rubles, while she notes their divergent views and a late-night return to the hotel.

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Spooks To Beat Heat In Japanese Folklore High Summer

A historical note describes ghosts and spooky tales as cooling distractions in Japan during hot weather. It mentions stage and screen hauntings, haunted houses, and legends, including a 300 year old tale of a maid drowned by rivals, later memorialized in 1939 to appease her spirit.

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The Daily Review Subscription Rates and Address Info

Publication notice lists subscription rates and mailing address details for The Daily Review Hayward California. It notes a 33 cent per copy monthly rate and provides office locations including Castro Street Bayward and Valley Office on Plerie Valley Boulevard.

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Ex Yugoslav Official predicts downfall of communism

Milovan Djilas, former Yugoslav vice president, declares communism corrupts itself and must die on a cross of shame in his new book The New Class An Analysis. He portrays a brutal elite class ruling under a failed system, arguing tyranny thrives on power seized in the name of the people. He cites prison letters and a 100th anniversary note from Scotland, Conn. as context.

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