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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1963
Page
6
A satirical year calendar lists events with bold misprints and political jest. It mocks Congress, the Peace Corps, Kennedy, and figures like Nixon, Khrushchev, and Liston while lampooning spaceflight plans and political maneuvers.
The article analyzes Senator Thruston Morton’s re election path and national image, noting support from Ohio Indiana Missouri and Tennessee and the South West Virginia region. It cites Louisville and Cincinnati media coverage via television and print ads, and contrasts Morton as slightly right of center Republican facing Kennedy era scrutiny.
The article recalls Morton’s role in the 1960 campaign and his ties to Morton’s critics amid GOP debates. It notes his stance on Cuba and Kennedy’s administration, and questions the 1961 candidate profile, favoring an intellectual Southerner with strong midwestern appeal.
The piece reflects on political popularity as a tricky measure, citing Governor Dayle of Pennsylvania and William Scranton, with anecdotes on campaign dynamics. It contrasts leaders like Harold Macmillan and Charles de Gaulle, notes the moral debates in politics, and ends with a local tale of persistence in romance and a police charity stunt.
A garbled OCR snippet lists several Senate and office buildings in Washington DC, mentioning figures such as Thomas Hy Kuchot Clare Engle Hep George P. Miller and W. Danton Badwards, with unclear roles and affiliations. The fragment hints at official offices and possibly a meeting or listing of buildings.
The piece argues cigarettes appeal to youths as a badge of adulthood and rebellion against parental authority. It asserts smoking is largely psychological, with addiction driven by unconscious restraint and early independence, and notes some can quit when faced with evidence of harm.
A Bay Area editor prints a reader letter criticizing city requests on teenage cigarette sales and teen dances. The writer accuses churches of overreach, urges keeping church actions to religion, and suggests prohibiting cigarette sales to under 18 as a prohibition act. The piece reflects student anger over moral policing and local governance.
Editor thanks voters for Hayward school board election support. Offers services to new board to help establish a strong district. Letters welcome with sender name and address. preference to letters by ward candidates. dated letters may be requested. Mr. Edward Scliza Rayward signs the note.
The Hayward Branery Board of the American Association of University Women expresses gratitude for excellent coverage of branch activities including the Art Section, Fashion Show, and State Workshop. Signed by JOAN LARSON President and KATHERINE GRANAM Corresponding Secretary.
Senator Barry Goldwater argues for a targeted tax cut only with strict federal spending reductions. He warns that current deficits, near 14 billion over 24 months, risk inflation and a weaker dollar unless spending is trimmed. He favors corporate tax relief and depreciation reform but insists on responsible budgeting to avert fiscal instability.
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