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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1962
Page
6
Readers of The Hig Deets ton magazine, serialized in The Daily Review, discuss Man Cvelle’s revelations and argue that current events threaten liberty and lives. The piece warns of a survival battle against a deceitful enemy, urging vigilance in these critical years.
A reader urges Americans to choose between Americanism with constitutional freedoms and a feared “Americanism of Communism” welded to thought control. The piece warns that losing the fight against Communism means losing freedom and asks readers to declare their stance.
Labor official James B. Carey questions Senator McClellan about using the Teamsters Union and Hoffa as pawns to push anti union laws. McClellan denies the charge, arguing laws may target abuses without harming the labor movement. Carey notes similar complaints from farmers and cattlemen facing consequences from a few thoughtless individuals.
Marquis Childs analyzes the 1964 Republican contest as Rockefeller positions for a presidential bid. He notes Rockefeller's brand strength, potential party strategy with liberal Republicans, and the impact of Kennedy's standing on GOP plans.
Officials from Aeroflot discussed leasing and maintenance with U.S. authorities as Washington explores direct air links. President Kennedy plans trips to the Far East, including Japan, while influence climbs for key Senate seats and committee positions amid broader foreign policy aims.
Sydney Harris argues against naive judgments in public life and media. He critiques pretentious style and flawed reasoning while exploring how age, fashion, oratory, and censorship shape perceptions. The piece blends observations on personal bias with reflections on social behavior and communication.
Letter writer Paul Rhodes argues against unification, claiming negative impact and loss of control. Proponents note substantial district reserves and a projected ending balance of 1.48 million dollars for the first year of a unified Hayward district. They say regional boundaries would be redrawn to reflect community interest and give residents direct voice in managing five high schools.
Letter argues for unified school board across Hayward San Lorenzo Castro Valley and Hayward areas. Claims current system limits local control, cites nine high schools with five in Hayward and sparse local representation. Promotes one administration and budget for kindergarten through 12th grade to improve efficiency and equality, urges voter support.
A scrambled note recalls a young boy about ten placing money in a cigarette machine to buy a pack. The writer expresses horror and notes frequent underage smoking by youths aged around 12 or younger in the street, asking about parental approval and guidance.
Sen Barry Goldwater cites obsolete plant issues slowing American industry. He highlights Hogan’s study from Fordham urging modern plant replacement and depreciation reform to boost productivity, reduce costs, and improve foreign competition. He notes tax incentives and accelerated capital replacement as steps toward modernizing U.S. facilities. How do you stand, sir.
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