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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1963
Page
7
A famous 1897 editorial argues there is a Santa Claus, urging belief through faith and imagination. It cites Virginia O’Hanlon’s question and defends the reality of wonder, devotion, and childhood joy beyond sight.
The 1863 Christmas poem recalls silent night contrast with Civil War cannon fire in the South. The speaker laments no peace on earth as war’s roar drowns carols, yet bells vow that the Wrong shall fail and the Right prevail through enduring faith.
A columnist admits a holiday spirit softens his usual grouchiness and notes a few supportive readers. He jokes about Galileo, Einstein, and Dickens while crediting the season for easing suspicion and promoting goodwill amid mixed reactions from professors and readers.
The 1983 legislature allocated 25 million dollars in new funds for public schools, far short of what the California Teachers Association sought. The budget fight centered on Governor Brown’s no tax pledge and the county-wide school tax, with debates over equalizing funds across districts and potential tax increases. Some districts with high valuations could spend more, while poorer districts faced limits, complicating efforts to boost state aid without broad tax changes.
Barry Goldwater argues that Christmas hinges on a religious view of man and that the Western political clash with communism stems from irreconcilable concepts of humanity. He warns against programs that promise paradise on earth, insisting human fallibility remains and Christmas meaning challenges state overreach.
The Goldwater Bandwagon regroups after the Dallas attack with new state chairmen for California Idaho and South Dakota and 38 Goldwater Draft chairmen nationally. Youth chapters flourish on 175 campuses while ad dinners and mock conventions loom at nearly 50 colleges this winter and spring.
The writer argues Santa Claus was a real 4th century bishop and questions Dr Crane s view of modern Santa. They accuse commercial Santa of promoting greed, endorsing liquor and sex, and urge telling children the truth despite contemporary philosophy. The letter defends biblical gift imagery.
A reader thanks God for Jesus birth and emphasizes following His example to help others and seek truth. The editor invites more letters under 350 words with name and address for potential publication.
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