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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1963
Page
7
A terse notice describes Beeneces proposing development at a Dublin County, North Carolina site near Kenanseitle including an 18 hole golf course, a pool, tennis courts and related facilities. The document cites local governance and farming land as factors in the approval process.
An editorial criticizes government and business incentives for inviting foreign firms and paying wages to lure manufacturing into high unemployment areas. It questions the rationale, noting equal wage costs abroad, possible foreign profit motives, and calls for American entrepreneurship and local investment preferences. The piece cites the Arenedevelopment Administration and Rep. Lipetmls, amid debate over incentives and national economic strategy.
Paris critique from Henry J. Taylor argues De Gaulle mocks Western approach and warns U.S. credibility hinges on Cuba. Continental leaders view Kennedy administration as appeasing Khrushchev, undermining Berlin and Europe while bases in Turkey and Italy are removed. Cuba is the core failure.
A century after Reconstruction the Southern liberal faction faces collapse as Kennedy era policies on welfare and integration polarize politics. The piece cites Donald Davidson and Vanderbilt discussions, noting liberals drift toward the South or face defeat to Republicans amid Civil Rights backlash and Bourbonist nostalgia.
The fragmentary text presents questions about misspellings pronunciations and linguistic clues. It lists garbled phrases and requests identifications of misused terms and language features, indicating a quiz or wordplay exercise with unclear prompts.
An excerpt recalls Milton Mayer defending his passport denial basing views on communism and freedom. Mayer refuses to deny a conscientious oath, arguing government power harms liberty. The piece portrays a clash between anti communism and government overreach, with broader comments on political conformity.
A Republican study group led by Rep. Jones I Battin urges stronger U S action against Castro. It accuses the Kennedy administration of tardy and half hearted economic pressure and calls for eliminating Free Trade shipping with Cuba and a joint embargo by the Free World. The report urges UK and Greece to deny Cuban bound vessels and seeks U S leadership in the OAS for a comprehensive embargo including travel and transport.
Washington column lauds Everett Dirksen for refusing to bow to popularity as he rebukes the public accommodations push in the Civil Rights bill. It contrasts House Republicans backing a Powell-named amendment to spend federal vocational funds without race limits with Senate restraint, condemning a broader race politicking display.
President Kennedy uses prestige to shift Joint Chiefs from opposition to qualified support of the nuclear test ban treaty. Generals Taylor and Wheeler switch after talks. Le May remains opposed. Navy chief McDonald now supports. Anderson and Castro oppose. Budget pressures loom as McNamara plans a $1 billion cut.
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