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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1962
Page
7
An unsigned editorial quotes Luther Hodges urging a tax cut amid a record pace economy, arguing for steady spending restraint instead to curb the national debt. It critiques government expense cuts and contrasts international lending conditions with domestic policy, noting Congress may oppose the administration’s push.
Two years after Robert McNamara began trimming posts at the Defense Department, the Army Navy and Air Force Journal reports continued growth in Pentagon management. Assistant secretaries number 150, deputy assistants 27, and upper levels now total 42 under the defense secretary, despite promises of further cuts.
A column contrasts Candidate Brown's tax cut proposals with Governor Been's December budget work. It argues post election that surpluses won't materialize, revenues lag forecasts, and that California faces higher costs from education, personnel salaries, and mandated increases. Borrowing may rise as a solution.
The column observes more symphonies and brass bands featuring both men and women as ensembles expand. It notes the growing number of male and female performers in high school and college bands, highlighting the trend of increasing standout musicians in brass sections like the 76 trombones.
Article surveys progress of women in symphony and opera, noting past gender barriers and current shifts toward inclusion. Observes fashion and stage presentation as well as performance, praising rising female instrumentalists while urging improved stage attire and lighting to match their artistry. Mentions Juilliard designers aiding costume direction for orchestral appearances.
Fragmented, unclear text with multiple misspellings and garbled questions about historical terms and geography. It mentions mountains, ancient worlds, and contracts but lacks coherent facts or a single story to summarize.
The essay reflects on laughter as a broad human emotion and contrasts democracy and autocracy in politics. It critiques how public life shapes leaders, comments on gender stress release, and ponders contagion of bad vs good habits. It links translation to misreading nuances and recalls satire on fanatic youths.
A reader letter argues against forced unification of school districts, warning it could lead to empire building and loss of local control. The writer critiques educational master plans, calls for checks and balances, and warns that consolidation may erode accountability and effective use of tax dollars.
Letter writers urge action against centralized control and higher taxes in school funding. They challenge claims of improved services with reduced representation and mock Santa Claus style promises of extra state aid. A January 15 editorial notes Hayward's growth, contrasting needs for responsible development with youth nightclub concerns.
A reader questions the Janet Snodgrass letters column, noting the 1221-62 piece and claiming many quoted items appear unfamiliar. The reader states they hear about 25 broadcasts daily and read multiple paged items, asking for sources and verification of the quoted claims.
The piece criticizes U Thant for urging US and USSR concessions and labels his views naive. It questions Khrushchev's aims, warns against trusting Thant over actions, and urges focusing on Moscow's past aggressions rather than spoken peace aims.
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