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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1967
Page
7
A guest editorial urges the power of mothers and fathers as the strongest force for good to combat drug addiction pornography and public filth that threaten children. It argues parental discipline begins at home and can check subversive movements, urging parents to unite for cleaner air better literature and community action. SAN DIEGO UNION
The IAU debates lunar feature names as nations press for national hero tags. A Soviet scientist proposes a temporary naming moratorium until definitive maps emerge. Pronounceability and political motives loom as Muskegon Chronicle notes.
Zsa Zsa Gabor faces consumer fraud charges over an AAMCO car repair scheme paying her 1,000 for endorsements of a $4.50 transmission repair pitch from King of Prussia, Pennsylvania. The piece also notes insurance costs from New Jersey and a broader look at coin phone droughts and the Stuffer coin thief.
A Hungarian newsman reports Ho Chi Minh is seriously ill and conducting affairs from his sickbed. The piece suggests North Vietnam might turn the situation into a pillow fight as broader fiscal moves unfold.
A devotional passage praises the star of Bethlehem and angels in heaven as God comes to earth. It recalls the Christ child swaddled in straw in David's city and humbly asks for surrender as a gift to the Christ.
A letter to Santa pleads for a charitable gift to the Warren Court adversaries, arguing for marbles to cheer the underprivileged and criticizing recent decisions. The author defends free speech, notes Cold War anxieties, and urges a holiday bounty of laws and ideals to support national defense and constitutional rights.
Washington observers foresee no income tax increase before April 1 due to opposition in both House and Senate finance committees and delays in budget action. Mills and Long oppose retroactive raises and expect hearings to push beyond mid March, delaying any new tax until potentially signed by the President.
A roundup of events from 1776 to 1965 noting New Jersey’s ratification of the proposed Constitution, slavery abolition by constitutional change, the 1926 arrival of the first giant panda in the United States, and the 1965 return of the U S spaceship Gamini after a 14 day orbital mission. The quote from American novelist Gertrude Atherton reflects on women’s quiet influence behind labor.
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