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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1967
Page
7
A guest editorial condemns moral decline across society and media. It decries pornography, vulgar art, and permissive culture, urging a return to strict moral codes to safeguard literature, art, and public life for the home front.
A CHDR RAPIDS Gazette columnist argues that involvement requires homework. Citizens should study existing efforts and why others acted or did not, before engaging publicly.
President Johnson presses advisers to answer five questions on Red China over the next five years, touching on Asia expansion, impact on allies, potential countermeasures, effects of a nuclear missile capability, and Mao’s move to military control. Interagency tensions include McNamara’s warnings and CIA reports citing China’s military buildup and signs on North Vietnamese roads for potential troop movements.
A prayer asks God to help adapt to a changing world with flexibility in thought and firmness in purpose. It urges resolving differences through reason and understanding while deepening discernment of Jesus's will. The speaker asks to follow Jesus as witness, will, and way.
In a George Washington University Rational Debates Seminar two canonists delivered closing rebuttals in poetry as Enoch Powell and former Senator Paul Douglas faced off. Powell, the Tory intellectual, sang of a dawn in hedge and song while Douglas argued for state power and market limits. The event highlighted the contrast between conservative optimism and liberal interventionism.
Henry J. Taylor blasts American policy for not collecting World War I debts owed by France. He cites a $4.68 billion principal plus billions in interest, argues France threatens the dollar, and urges Washington to use the debt as leverage against de Gaulle. He paints France as an enemy while calling for forceful collection.
United Press International notes Roosevelt would not run again in a 1907 entry. The roundup highlights a shift in early American politics and commemorates the era’s leadership. It recalls Roosevelt's decision framed as a turn in national governance.
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