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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1962
Page
7
Editorials discuss opposition to Dr. Max Rafferty as state schools superintendent and efforts to change the post from elective to appointive. The piece urges the governor to leave Rafferty in place and see what he can accomplish.
Voters showed solid support for Rafferty as they rejected the Sacramento trend. The public favored a shift in the superintendent’s office and in educational philosophy, despite Governor Brown and the state education board backing the opposite. The campaign message drew interest from listeners and may influence educators.
The article surveys federal and state retraining programs, noting low completion and success rates. In Connecticut 8,500 candidates were interviewed for machinist training, 140 passed the test, and only 84 completed retraining. Similar patterns appear in West Virginia and private plans, while public job programs claim some gains but strain under 3.5 million national unemployed. A thriving private economy with prudent public spending is urged as the remedy.
The Joint Chiefs of Staff oppose a proposed U S Soviet disarmament plan that would share advance military move details and locations with the other side and deposit information at the United Nations. They warn it could reveal US capabilities and undermine security.
A leaked report outlines Soviet black box nuclear defense ideas linked to undersea and Arctic missiles, sparking alarm from U.S. officials. Secretary Rusk and Joint Chiefs weigh the risks of deploying offensive weapons to Cuba and the dangers of dialogue at Geneva.
A two part article in The Idaily Review led by Nancy Sharp discusses the Pacific High School PLA Divergent Youth Committee. Readers commend the reporting and note the FTA meeting last Wednesday was highly attended and well presented.
A reader critizes an editorial from November 2 arguing Americans should act right. The writer stresses individual moral judgment and warns against government or groups forcing conformity, urging readers to reclaim personal responsibility.
Anita L Visintine letters decry government aid as greed and ignorance harming farmers and taxpayers. The writer questions why aid exists, warns of costly programs, and urges more informed voters ahead of elections while noting editorials by Senator Barry Goldwater. She thanks the Jaycees and Hayward editors for their efforts.
A guest column surveys how humor is used in the Soviet Union to shape behavior and ideology. It discusses stereotypes of Russians and politburo satire, cites examples from Krokodil cartoons, Zoshchenko’s parodies, and Chekhov’s enduring popularity, and contrasts Russian humor with German and French humor.
Sydney Harris warns delinquency rises with rapid social change and near constant exposure to adult affairs. He cites Taurella Bender on tolerating adverse conditions and argues children now face a continuous blend of work, media, and war realities from an early age.
Senator Barry Goldwater argues the Cuban crisis tests enduring Conservative lessons about Soviet aims and U.S. strength. He warns that misreading Soviet brinkmanship could have disabled American deterrence and altered global power, urging vigilance and decisive action.
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