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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1963
Page
14
Editorial argues the mourning period ends at sundown as the nation moves into an election year. President Johnson is urged to govern on his own, shedding Kennedy's shadow to prove he can lead without a caretaker role. The piece stresses urgency for decisive actions and a clear direction.
Supply and Demand at Eden Hospital critiques a 3-2 board vote to hire an associate administrator at 9000 dollars annually, adding to a 17000 dollar administrator. The piece argues the tax funded hospital should cover operating costs from patient revenues and focus on community value amid regional bed overcapacity and rising expenses.
Dr. Russell Kirk laments secularization in U S public schools arguing that banning prayer and Bible reading defeats moral education. He contrasts Jeffersonian views with Supreme Court rulings and warns about expanding secularism touching biology curriculum and traditions like In God We Trust.
Washington column examines rising interest in the 1964 vice presidential race after Kennedy era. It notes Lyndon Johnson’s influence, Nixon’s past power, and possible Democratic picks such as Sargent Shriver Ted Kennedy Richard Hughes McCarthy and Hubert Humphrey amid party considerations and ongoing speculation.
California faces a long standing fight over unifying about 1600 school districts. The Master Plan Law pressures consolidation to cut administrative costs while preserving local control, with San Francisco and Los Angeles already operating large unified districts. Small districts challenge the law as unconstitutional amid fiscal strain and governance concerns.
A reader critiques California's Rumford Fair Housing Bill arguing a delegated enforcement board risks arbitrary action and undermines republican principles. The writer cites John Locke and warns of creeping liberty loss while urging a referendum to reflect responsible citizen will.
Parents in San Lorenzo hear that the district will have no graduations this year due to district unification. They question the decision and seek a voice, asking why the policy was kept quiet and if action is still possible to schedule a ceremony.
The Capitol Syndicate in Texas in the late 19th century ran the largest ranch, covering 3,050,000 acres with 156,000 head of cattle, fenced by 1,500 miles and watered by 600 windmills, illustrating vast cattle empire mechanics. Cain slayed Abel due to jealousy over God accepting Abel's offering. The radius ulna and humerus are arm bones. Hand-clapping as applause originates with the ancient Romans.
A reader lashes out at federal spending citing a long list of earmarks from 1964. He mocks items from Madagascar social studies to termite behavior, asserts waste, and urges adding a study on the link between research and taxpayers’ pockets. He notes Grass of Iowa losing a junket vote and comments on increased stationary allowances.
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