We Pay Now for a Junior College in Two Cities
An editorial argues Hayward and San Leandro must study establishing a local junior college district to stop funding outside institutions. It notes a hidden tax of about 30 cents per $100 of assessed value already paid by local taxpayers to support students at San Mateo Junior College and similar outofarea costs. The piece urges voters to read Daily Review’s series and cast an informed vote on January 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Union High School
Act
Hayward
San Leandro
San Mateo Junior College
Daily Review
Joly
Willie
Extie
Facsimile Mail: Government Study and Western Union Proposal
A Post Office Department review considers a special electronic mail service using facsimile equipment. Western Union, a 109 year old firm with 25 years in facsimile, could handle the business under public regulation and postal rules. Government alone risks duplicated facilities and retreat from citizen-led enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leuers
Post Office Department
Citzens
Western Union
Allen Scott Inside Advisors Opposed by GOP Solons
Washington reports three guiding lines from GOP leaders in the taming session of Congress. They reject outside advisory committees and insist on internal party control over legislation and Kennedy Administration dealings. Leaders Dirksen, Ridges, and Satleck affirm no outside influence and stress direct responsibility to the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Coneres
Democratic Tiunal
Paul Buller
GOP
Kennedy
Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Kenney
Creasey
Justice Departments
C. Douglas Dillon
Robert Kennedy
Everett Dirksen
Firot
Styles Ridges, III
Barry Guld—witler
Charles Satleck
New York
Jacob Javits
Kenneth Keating
Rockefeller
Weating
Ieader
Talfeck
Congress
Dirksen
Air House
Holtwater
Bridges
Duenibivs
Rogers
Mitchell
Ann Landers Advice Column Highlights Thanksgiving Gifts
Fragmented excerpt shows Ann Landers venting about ingratitude after giving 175 Thanksgiving turkeys to 175 employees, with only four thanks. Includes reader questions on workplace harassment, a married coworker, handling wedding photos, and smoking urges, plus call for sending problems for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Coumtry
Tye
Amazon river dolphins said to lure men and curse foes
An obscure account describes a famed river dolphin of the Amazon with a mythic lure and deadly traits. tales claim the creature appears in riverine hunts, possesses a hypnotic eye, and the belief that harming it brings a misfortune reaching far into the days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enda
What Do You Think Who Wrote The Famous Lines
It presents a jumble of quiz questions and misprinted text about essays, pronunciations, and vocabulary. Includes references to Emerson, misprints about Concord, and a mix of political and linguistic trivia with unclear formatting.
Daily Review staff and editors in Hayward 1966 issue
The December 27 1966 edition of the Daily Review for Hayward California lists staff: George Lower Leona Ward as associate editors with Delmar Nelson as Henagina Editor and Peco as part of the publication team for Southern Alameda County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Daily Review
Alameda County
George Lower Leona Ward
Peco
Hayward
California
Kennedy Administration Faces Big Tasks With Humility
The piece portrays John Kennedy as confident yet humble, facing monumental duties in the 1960s. It discusses potential policy angles including nuclear disarmament, public opinion’s power, and China’s rise, noting internal debate on how firm the new admin will be in a shifting global balance.
Prisoner Letters Link Hawaii to Connecticut Penitentiary News
A Honolulu pen pal letters to a Connecticut State Prison inmate named Larry, sparking a local prison yard gossip surge in Wethersfield. The letters prompt The Weekly Scene to publish a new prison correspondents column, naming the Honolulu sender as our Hawaii contact and prompting talk of honorary membership in the prison’s ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wethersfield
Lawrence
FAMOUS FABLES Pedal Extremity Tale of Odlum and Shoes
A garbled tale follows Floyd Odlum in Saltaka City seeking fortune in Nile York. He arrives with yellow shoes out of place and, short of money, attends a dinner where a dyeed dye color changes the scene. The story spoofs business scenes as other figures gaze on.
A Growing Language Must Change Says Sydney Harris
Sydney Harris argues that a growing language must evolve, noting French remains widely spoken but hindered by pride and rigidity. He recounts personal barriers with French and English as examples of linguistic resistance, contrasting global acceptance with insular attitudes toward change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Harris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Commercial Enterprise and the Postal Department
Allen-Scott
Gop Solons
O Allen
MR. Tweedy
By Ned Riddle
Vhi
Boss
Ann Laniers
M 2
Wong
Wygmn
Jeanne
Ann Landes
Landers
The
Olga Burns
Amazon
Gonyratie 48
Iy Ola Aim
Reiaoved
McClure Newspaper
Sendica Ley
U.S
Sph
Waldo Emerson
I Stephen
Australia
George C. Mitr
Stall
Hinself
Tadheohwe
Holmes Alexander
Washington, D.C
John Kennedy
Aardl Macaulay
Sheepmes& Young Rifer
Alexander
USA
Ussr
Unis
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Khthéett
Russia
Henee
Red China
Ind
Europe
China
Fran
William Drury
Aeul Ls
Jomial
Hawaii
Alsontts
Soch
Holy
Righmond
Prisou
Els
Roger
Edgar
Haek Rmalssider
Wihaigh
Frenon
Academy
Gran Mar
Reny
Boneh
Ry Hhitly
Tie Geople
Menten
Featies Corp
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!