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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1962
Page
7
The piece argues real purchasing power per family in the United States is rising rapidly as taxes bite and living costs grow. It cites consumer incomes after tax, government spending, and profits, noting business profits lag and tax structure as a drag. Bills to reduce tax rates and reform income and profits taxes are expected in the new Congress with some relief anticipated.
A Miami Herald article links Fidel Castro’s early life in Havana to radical student groups at the University of Havana in 1915, describing how he affiliated with the Students Federation and helped recruit militants. It notes exiled Castro classmates, his ornate rhetoric, and later actions tied to Latin American political turmoil and U.S. perceptions.
A long excerpt describes a remote African chief and his court near Pietersburg, detailing apartheid era governance, land, schooling, and housing. The chief argues whites and blacks could live better together, insisting his people support apartheid while noting limited autonomy under a council of family heads. The piece contrasts white and black officials at a North College and questions mixed-race integration.
A correspondent discusses apartheid era schooling for Bantu and white students in South Africa. The piece argues that Bantu education improves under separate administration, with Bantu colleges and the University of South Africa system offering equal syllabi and examinations. It posits future Bantu intellectual progress could challenge racial separation, contrasting American and European expectations with local beliefs about eventual ethnical segregation.
Moririe Ryskind laments a chaotic fight of opinion and vote recounts in Minnesota and California. He notes judgeable outcomes in the governorship and state races, praising the Democratic sweep in California while critiquing gerrymandering. He ends by asking readers to consider their own stance: Where are you sitting?
Sen Thomas H Kuchel and Gen Clair Engle are shown with respective offices in Washington DC. Reforge P Miller is listed with a House Office Building address in Washington DC.
In a fall readers’ letter the writer states Dr Max Raferty should lead California public instruction, arguing the winner must improve foundational skills, reading, writing, and math. The author criticizes both candidates for lack of office experience while praising Raferty’s emphasis on a solid educational foundation.
A reader challenges Mrs Janet Snodgrass for anti Democratic views and shifting opinions criticizing her Thanksgiving Day letter praising Nixon. The letter references a 1861 meeting by Young Americans for Freedom and endorsing California Governor candidate Joe Shell. Urban planning remarks mention a gasoline station on Second Street near Bank of America and a Redo line station with landscaping beside a quonset hut on H C Capwell area.
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