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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1961

Page

6

Editorials weigh tariffs high or low in free trade debate

Editorial discusses tariff levels versus protectionism amid Kennedy hints at easing barriers. It explains the European Common Market’s rise, its economic clout, and the risk of US missteps. It notes the need to balance political aims with economic consequences as the common market expands.

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Breaking With the Past in Bridge Design

The California Call supports a shift in bridge design away from a proposed double deck plan to a single deck for the new San Mateo bridge. The change emphasizes straight lines and practicality, aiming for enduring aesthetics and adaptability to future needs.

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Global Communist split outlined between Soviet and Red China

Library of Congress study outlines a rift between the Soviet Union and Red China. It notes differing tactical approaches but a shared goal of leading world communist order. The analysis labels leadership tensions, alliance challenges, and the risk of undermining unity among socialist states.

Sister-in-Law Kleptomaniac Stirring Ann Landers Style

Reader details a sister-in-law who raids purses and steals Shugs from homes, plus a turbulent marriage to an alcoholic husband. The writer seeks guidance and announces plans to publish Ann Landers’ booklet What To Expect From Marriage. Plaid Enterprises, Inc. printed.

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Decision Due on Nuclear Testing Policy

A letter from a syndicated column urges Kennedy to act on atmospheric nuclear testing. It argues a UN Council role, questions constitutional bounds, and presses for public demand for decisive action to advance U.S. weapon development while mitigating fallout and fear.

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Residents Urge East Bay for Water Vote

Letters to the Editor urge Hayward to choose East Bay water, warning about 20 year commitments. Readers cite water quality concerns and call for public input before council decisions, offering names and addresses for published letters and noting editing for length.

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Letter to the Editor Questions School Reform

A reader criticizes a December letter about education, questions why children should not have longer school days, defends democratic participation in schools, and asks about student governance and homework. The writer urges more thoughtful teaching before endorsing radical ideas. Bill Schroeder, San Lorenzo.

Anti Edital Reflection: Be For Something Not Anti

Malcolm Champlin argues in favor of choosing positive stands over merely opposing. He cites religious and historical examples from the Ten Commandments to Jesus cleansing the temple, contending that freedom was won by those who were for worthy causes, not merely against others.

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Blamed by Self-Styled Tenets of Religion and Politics

In a sharp critique, Dacus Wardlow of Hayward asks when the tenets of religion education and politics will accept blame for the world’s mess. He says the burden is placed on U S taxpayers as the saving of all things is demanded by many.

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Letters commend Village School staff in San Lorenzo

Joe Yeoman of San Lorenzo writes to praise the Village School faculty and administration for their cooperation and effective teaching with large classes. He defends teachers against criticism from experts, asserts pride in being a teacher, and hopes readers see the community’s appreciation.

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Fire Emblem Edor You Had a Teller Editorial Note

An AI drafted critique argues school administration is lax and proposes replacing superintendents with bookkeepers and clerks. It suggests principals run their schools, yielding budget savings and improved education by placing class leadership in teachers and local principals to the board.

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Fragmented Letter Responds To Nuclear War Fears

A reader lampoons taxation talk and political figures while mocking war shelters and civil defense. The piece, attributed to Jove Howell Plemmons, argues against living under a bomb shelter state and urges preserving individual homes and freedom amid cold war anxieties.

Safety Barriers in Alameda County Debate on Median Fence

State Senator Joan W. Holmahl cites legislative efforts from 1959 to 1961 to require the Department of Public Works to install median barriers on freeways near San Leandro and Albany. Despite bills and budget allocations, opposition and restricted funding left median barrier installation far under the needs, prompting calls for an established appeal process and stronger action to improve freeway safety.

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