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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1963
Page
6
The Partners Monte administracion has approved a $100,000 grant to Dublin County NG Country Lab for developing a golf course swimming pool tents courts and other facilities on a Havre tract near Kenansville. The plan aims to attract residents and keep the area prosperous.
Parents face new state limits on entering public schools to inquire about curricula. The Neyward Unified School District board seeks copies of proposed teaching materials amid concerns over book selection and alignment with secularization rulings.
A scanned excerpt discusses Goldwater facing detractors within the Republican Party and the fight between liberal and conservative factions. It notes New York liberals fear a conservative presidential win, mentions Rockefeller as a potential liberal foil, and questions whether Goldwater could split the party and shape national policy, while Democrats prefer any candidate but Goldwater.
A garbled excerpt argues about liberalism, Dr. Russell Kirk, and Soviet strategy, citing names like Keel Christian Hons and Kinchehov. It touches on Nazi influence, prewar diplomacy, and imagined shifts in power, mentioning Geneva, Moscow, and various scholars amid blurred dialogue and quoted opinions.
A garbled OCR passage poses trivia style questions about chess, smoking averages, car makes, and Lake names, interlaced with misread phrases and dates. It reads as broken captions or a puzzle fragment from a historical page lacking coherent narrative or clear entities.
Sydney Harris argues that consumer behavior hinges on attitude and service rather than price or inventory. He cites hostess charm, attentive wait staff, and shop atmosphere as decisive factors influencing repeat patronage, noting many retailers survive on personality but loyalty fades when treated poorly.
Governor Scranton commits Pennsylvania GOP to a clear stance against any Goldwater slop. He refutes a magazine report linking him to Rockefeller’s drive, says he won’t back a candidate now but would back Goldwater if he runs, and welcomes him to Pennsylvania for campaigns or fundraisers.
Holmes Alexander Castro cites fears of Soviet Cuban meddling and Communist infiltration behind Civil Rights in a Washington column. He notes FBI brushes with Rosenberg and Pes tana, calls for Attorney General action, and argues officials downplay Red activity while urging caution on race reform.
Readers criticize a page three article on ham radio distinctions and license rules. They urge clear separation between CB and ham radio and warn against misrepresentation. They also protest street development plans in Calaroga and urge local government action ahead of elections.
The author argues against liberal charges of creating ghettos, claiming demagogic motives in political rhetoric. He recalls his grandfather’s experience in New York City’s East Side ghettos, praising immigrant communities’ resilience, work ethic, and desire for education while noting ethnocentric biases and evolving hurdles for new generations.
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