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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1960
Page
6
An editorial argues the next budget will reveal real costs of new programs. It warns that initial savings fade as staff, paperwork, and procurement rise. Citing Senator Douglas, it notes rising federal subsidies and links high taxes to economic issues and global competitiveness.
California Attorney General Stanley Mosk filed suit against bowling organizations over alleged price fixing and collusion. The article notes varied pricing at Hayward establishments and argues uniform fees arise from similar costs, not collusion. Supply, demand, and competition shape bowling pricing as in other businesses.
The Alten-Scott column argues NSA code clerks fled to Russia via Havana exposing security lapses. It contends President Eisenhower hid their records, and Kennedy’s presidency will correct Tice’s error. Outside scrutiny is urged to prevent repeats and keep NSA vigilant against embarrassment.
Representative Francis Waller pushes to obtain NSA personnel files of two defectors who fled to Russia, challenging President Eisenhower’s executive privilege. Kennedy supports disclosure after he takes office, aiming to empower the House committee to investigate alleged traitors amid broader espionage probes and possible internal NSA shakeups.
A reader group requests teen rules for 14 year olds and 16 year olds with chores and allowances. Ann Landers replies that duties vary by maturity and family, urging fair responsibility, while addressing a mother’s complaint about a husband and obesity. The column includes reader letters about Gambler’s Anonymous misperceptions and a Solvent Citizen note defending Las Vegas residents.
A humorous piece recalls a girl’s phone calls from a childish tremor to a steadier voice. The narrator contrasts playful invites with a serious adult tone, ending with a realization of growing up as the caller’s voice matures.
A garbled reading asks questions about sentence tense spellings pronunciations and meanings. It presents a mixed bag of misspelled words and obscured phrases challenging interpretation and accuracy.
A naval problem describes fueling a destroyer at sea from a tanker. Due to sea and wind one line disconnects after a fraction of work, altering the remaining time. The solution computes remaining hours based on work fractions and the prior time.
Senator Barry Goldwater reflects on how rapid information flow and evolving work patterns shape American life. He notes universities rekindling debate, predicts potential reduced workweeks, and argues meaning comes from purposeful discipline beyond industrial labor.
In New York City a symposium on Communist China discusses how Chinese science has developed since 1949, the limits of Western interaction, and the potential impact on education, liberty, and global competition. Speakers note divergent views on Soviet and Chinese scientists and the risks and benefits of knowledge transfer.
Sydney Harris critiques the January first New Year, arguing the seasonally out of sync date wastes ceremonial meaning. He traces historic year starts from March and September, urging a fall or spring reset tied to Earth’s cycles rather than roistering and heavy drinking.
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