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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1967
Page
8
The California Legislature shows little progress in the special session and regular session. Democrats block Republican proposals, medi cal funding remains unresolved, and a staffir of per diem gains reveals self-interest as lawmakers convene late to avoid losing pay.
California college leaders assert authority to halt campus disruption. San Francisco State President Summerski suspends The Open Process editor amid free love protests. UC Berkeley Chancellor Heyns disciplines 11 students for October rally actions during anti draft demonstrations. Support for Summerski and Heyns grows as campus order is deemed essential.
A Rand Corp analyst says Russia and the United States have gone too far toward anti ballistic missile systems to limit them by agreement. He cautions that mutual destruction could loom if talks fail and notes uncertainty over future tax policy as the Government Printing Office proceeds with next year’s tax terms without a tax increase.
This Day In Review recalls key moments from 1953 to 1965 including the first installment plan for NYSE investors, a tragic 1959 school disaster in Chicago claiming 98 children and 3 nuns, and the 1965 airlift deal with Fidel Castro sending up to 4000 Cuban refugees to Florida. It closes with a thought on gratitude by Samuel Johnson.
Henry J Taylor argues politicians Kennedy and Johnson caused a U S dollar and gold crisis. He cites rising debt, reduced gold reserves, and growing deficits under the New Frontier and Great Society, urging accountability for policymakers and warning of economic decline.
A nostalgic look at politics intruding on show business with references to George Murphy Ronald Reagan and Nixon campaigns. The piece notes Hollywood scrutiny of administrations the role of theater and film in public life and the sometimes sharp reviews from critics like George Jean Nathan.
Barry Goldwater argues for individual rational thought against collectivism. He warns Britain’s shift to collective solutions stifles creativity and fuels brain drain, urging Americans to embrace market-based liberty and personal responsibility. He cites profits, freedom, and voluntary exchange as engines of progress.
A prayer seeking guidance from God to heal a broken world. It asks for peace, humility, and discernment, confessing failure to achieve true peace without conflict and urging reliance on divine will rather than human schemes.
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