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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1963
Page
6
Editorial notes division proposals in Hayward Union High District to split into three parts for January 15 vote. Educators largely back three way split to bring schooling closer to residents while opponents warn of fragmented problems and loss of unified planning.
The article argues unification would likely pass if voters elect intelligent, conscientious board members in each district. Benefits cited include kinder garden through 12th grade coordination, reduced administration, consolidated taxes, centralized purchasing, better schoolhouse planning, and improved deployment of staff. Tomorrow discussion asks if proposed units can endure as separate districts amid growth.
General joy over the release of 1,100 Bay of Pigs invaders is tempered by fears of a US slush fund used to secure the pardons and doubts about the Patriots' loyalty. The piece warns of brainwashing by Castro's regime with Russian and Chinese advisers, and urges vigilance among Americans welcoming the freed men.
The FePC and civil rights advocates push for expanded antidiscrimination rules covering housing including single owner rentals. Debate centers on extending Hawkins Housing Act and FEPC powers, with concerns about enforcing fairness in real estate, brokers, and rental listings, and how Governor Brown’s administration will handle the drive.
In Washington D C San Clair Engle and Representative George P Miller are associated with Senate and House office buildings. The brief item notes their official capacities and locations in the nation’s capital.
Hungarian born writer Lorant discusses the Pittsburgh biography project delayed by scope and effort. He explains his aim to tell the citys growth as a national panorama, drawing on letters diaries and rare documents as he traces Pittsburghs rise. He notes support from Edgar Kaufmann and interest from local leaders.
Sydney Harris reflects on a boy’s candid note seeking an Eastor RingyNecked Snake and the mother’s objections. He argues modern adults lack youth’s frankness to admit “I did not stop to think” and urges parents to learn from children, warning of vanity and hypocrisy as children mature.
Letters to the editor celebrate the 1982 Crusade drive raising $11,020,000 despite near goal shortfalls in South County. They praise Daily Review coverage, thank Ernestine Wiseman, and urge discussion of school district unification, warning of higher costs and loss of local control.
Sen Barry Goldwater argues Yugoslavia has returned to the Soviet bloc despite decades of American foreign aid. He asserts funds funded a satellite state, weakening U.S. policy and prompting public-tax criticism while warning of future military alignment with Moscow. He questions aid rationale and calls for halting assistance to Yugoslavia and Poland.
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