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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1963
Page
6
The Dublin County administration approved a 100000 grant for a lifeacre tract near Kenansville to develop a golf course, swimming pool, tennis courts and other facilities. The move is framed as a way to keep Jem down on the farm.
Editorial celebrates the relocation of Gillie trove from temporary quarters at Fonthill High to the permanent California State College at Hayward. It praises the campus opening as a homecoming for administrators faculty and students and urges the community to welcome the new college neighbor and support its role as a center of learning for Southern Alameda County.
The piece critiques Kennedy era policy and foreign investment moves, noting U S reactions to Britain, Canada, and Western Europe. It highlights American manufacturing gains and rising foreign shoe imports while domestic policy seeks to curb one way trade practices. It quotes senators pressing for international policy changes to counter perceived European pressures.
Averill Thirviman frames a frustrant interview on nuclear testing and the treaty, showing factions that warn testing could spark war while Khrushchev downplays risk. Administrations urge vigilance as the Cold War stalemate persists, echoing a gambler’s endless bet regardless of loss.
The California State Department of Public Health reports that cigarette smoking significantly increases the risk of lung cancer and heart disease, with smokers at least 10 times more likely to die from lung cancer than non smokers and those who smoke a pack daily at about 26 times higher risk. The study notes overall deaths from smoking and emphasizes ongoing national and local research, while pointing to long standing industry denial and rising per capita cigarette consumption since World War I.
A discussion tracing conservatism through quotes and figures. It cites Lincoln, Jefferson, Randolph, Burke, and Bierce to contrast preserving tradition with reform. The piece questions continuity, change, and the balance of stability and improvement in political thought.
Washington Congressman Roman Mocinski proposes a third unemployment category. He argues 800,000 18 to 26 draft age youths, 2,000,000 functionally illiterate adults, and 2,000,000 workers over 40 displaced by automation render the nation jobless. He cites educational deficits and retraining limits amid rising employment pressure.
A long, critical column surveys postwar espionage, tracing Nazi era Gehlen ties to the CIA and CIA duplications, noting escalating costs and rivalries between intelligence agencies. It questions effectiveness and warns of overgrowth in secrecy, with references to Cuba and ambassadorial oversight.
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