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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1968
Page
5
Guest editorial argues 1968 marks Republican opportunity as parties shift after a long Democrat period. It asserts voters now reject past Democrat policies, favors an open Republican convention, and sees the chance to re-chart the nation's course with a candidate who reflects the party's purpose. SAN DIEGO UNION
The General Accounting Office proposed dropping place names on postmarks to save money, suggesting zip codes alone could indicate origin. Postal officials rejected the plan, warning it would turn people into numbers like 95926 or 48169. Rep. Haley voiced strong opposition, reflecting broad public distrust of cipher society trends.
Henry J. Taylor argues that primaries cost candidates fortunes and time with limited positive impact. He notes adapting strategies, the role of media time, and the danger primaries pose to frontrunners, suggesting results are often preordained by conventions and party power.
This Day In Review notes key historical events including the first practical US locomotive running on the Charleston and Hamburg Railroad in South Carolina. It also recalls Ignace Paderewski becoming Poland's premier in 1919, the Irish Free State's birth in 1922, and Winston Churchill's coma and death on January 23 after the 1965 incident.
A discordant exchange from a senator caucus surfaces confusion over addressing a former king. The brief item notes a request to contact the chief of protocol for guidance on proper form of address.
Eternal God, our Father, lead us into Thy peace and forgive our selfish ambitions. Deliver us from anger and vanity, and guide us toward Thy greatness through Christ our Lord. Amen.
Sama Morrie Ryskind recalls Portal to America The Lower East Side 1870 1925 edited by Allan Sehoner Hall Rhinehart Winston as a priceless collection of photos and articles. He reflects on Jewish Italian Irish Chinese and Polish arrivals shaping Ellis Island and Manhattan's Lower East Side, their perseverance and faith, and the enduring American Dream despite skepticism about today’s immigration.
A Soviet ship using the Arctic Route would cut Shanghai to Leningrad travel from 11 697 miles to 6598 miles, linking Europe and Asia as Britain's Suez did the Empire. Analysts warn the Arctic Passage strengthens Kremlin reach, enabling East West exchange of vessels and heavy cargo under tight naval control, with the US Navy noting a half million troops could be moved through it.
A misread text reports a professor calling for a worldwide investigation into flying saucer sightings near Kinate. It claims governors and military briefings, suggesting brainwashing theories and hidden evidence, amid garbled phrasing and unclear sources.
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