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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1966
Page
9
Reactions to UC Berkeley unrest prompt a push for a non political inquiry led by former CIA chief John McCone. Californians insist on a fair, board supported review to uncover the reasons behind campus disruptions and protect academic freedom.
Red China's world champion table tennis squad faces trouble amid accusations of boycotting the cultural revolution. The article notes fears they may only escape with a paddling as consequences loom. A separate push seeks to ban boxing from London schools amid concerns Britons face many dangers.
The piece argues the Warren Report's atmosphere fuels demand to reopen the inquiry. It notes public unease over autopsy secrecy and commissioners’ absenteeism, plus questions about Oswald's possible confederates and Castro ties.
Nuclear insiders say the 1983 Test Ban Treaty may not last long with pressure from Soviet and Chinese nuclear advances. Officials worry over public information policy, underground tests, and difficulty recruiting young scientists for AEC and DoD labs amid debates on offense versus defense.
House Office in Washington DC lists Sen. Thomas H Kuchel in contact for matters at the Senate Office Building.
Barry Goldwater argues against using the general welfare clause as automatic justification for legislation. He urges freshmen lawmakers to demand substantial evidence for welfare claims and to argue for individual rights, property, and limited government. He warns that welfare-driven policies can harm freedom and provoke costly legal counteractions, urging personal responsibility and economic liberty.
A devotional passage echoes gratitude for mercy and confession of sin. It pleads for divine forgiveness for daily failures to do good and for deeds that should not be done. The prayer seeks mercy and repentance from God.
In 1942 Chicago scientists under a stadium demonstrated a self sustaining nuclear reaction. In 1952 President elect Eisenhower arrived in Korea. In 1965 US unemployment fell to 4.2 percent. Pope Paul visited Bombay with 2.5 million greeting him. Admiral Nimitz quip about ships being “she.”
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