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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1963
Page
5
An editorial critiques the administration for manipulating news to influence public opinion. It warns that the New Frontier withholds full truth about budget, foreign policy, and crises from Laos to Berlin, relying on spokesmen to shape coverage. The piece emphasizes defending press freedom and informed citizen oversight against power aiming to govern rather than inform.
The piece argues crime in the United States nearly doubled in the 1950s and grows faster than population. Harold McKinnon cites public tolerance of sex and corruption as fueling crime, urging citizens to uphold decency, enforce laws, and restore discipline to curb societal decline.
Washington reports Russia conducts a string of missile firings in the Arctic as part of a probe into anti-missile systems. Three intermediate range missiles were destroyed by a single warhead explosion, signaling a potential lead in the race for an operational defense. The tests, observed by NSA facilities, raise alarms about new nuclear-capable assets and strategic balance.
Dr Russell Kirk notes Frost’s broad appeal as Americans flock to his poetry and commentaries. 9,000 attend a Detroit University event marking his cultural reach, while Frost gains honorary degrees and widespread admiration for his portrayal of American character and enduring values.
Readers debate unifying divided school systems and the control of curriculum and financing between elementary and high schools. The editor notes long study, no Sacramento deadline, and calls for coordinated programs and balanced oversight. A second letter counsels teachers on Russian propaganda and media Semantics in Khrushchev speeches.
A reader condemns a Sunday December 30 1962 Spokane paper for publishing a captioned image titled UNVEILED claiming the Mona Lisa was depicted in sacrilegious fashion. The letter argues sacred art affronts offend believers and questions editorial judgment.
The piece recounts a Congo window film crowd scene in Leopoldville and cites threats and injuries to American diplomat Cassilly. It argues President Kennedy should couple a military Congo mission with a civilian panel, naming Clarence Randall, Senators Hartke and Tower, and journalist Hempstone as possible advisers before choosing a military solution.
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