Kennedy tough with Nehru may cost Pakistan ally
Editorial notes President Kennedy’s firmness with Britain contrasts with his approach to India and Nehru. Ayub Khan of Pakistan warns that India’s growing military power strains regional security as Pakistan debates withdrawal from SEATO and CENTO due to defense commitments and rising security concerns.
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US arms to India sparked by Pakistan border clash
The piece criticizes the rush of U S arms to India after a border dispute with Red China. It argues Pakistan lacked the same advantage, cites Ambassador Galbraith’s contact with Kennedy, and urges a Kashmir vote to decide its alignment. It contends Nehru blocks even debate and implies U S meddling.
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Plight of Free Spenders and Brazil’s Financial Woes
The piece argues the United States questions Brazil’s ability to maintain a democracy amid inflation budget deficits and dwindling gold reserves. It notes Washington will slow new loans until Brazil stabilizes and contrasts Brazil’s fiscal strain with U.S. deficits and gold shortfalls, urging financial discipline at home.
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Exiled Venezuelan Ex-President Perez Jimenez Bail Debate
WASHINGTON DC, amid a clash over Latin American policy, exiled Venezuelan ex-president Perez Jimenez remains jailed in Florida while the Kennedy administration defends anti-dictator stance in Betancourt’s government. Critics question constitutional habeas rights, urging prompt open court proceedings, with editor John Pennekamp weighing in from Miami.
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Mr Tweedy by Ned Riddle
Mr Tweedy laments about legal delays and the futility of appeals after a court ruling. The author criticizes the impact of international policy pressures on justice and notes responses from senators and representatives in Washington.
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Lancer Band trip to Disneyland praised by Parents Association
The Lancer Band Parents Association thanks the Daily Review Staff for cooperation in covering the Tennyson Lancer Band’s Disneyland trip on December 29 and 30. The association is pleased and grateful for considerate coverage. the trip was a great success and long remembered.
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Grand Scheme for Senior Housing Prompts Parking Queries
Letter writers question a three article series on elder housing proposals calling apartments for seniors non medical dwellings. They note plans for special street parking rules and a four story aged housing project approved, asking whether a real need exists and if the elderly will occupy these units.
Parking woes fuel debate over elderly housing plan
San Leandro residents decry new elderly housing project arguing it worsens parking, strains sewers, and increases school costs. Critics claim city leaders exploit fear for tax money, while supporters say the aged deserve housing and that concerns target single-family neighborhoods.
Cultural lag in school vacations and work hours outlined
Sydney Harris argues that long summer breaks and early work hours reflect outdated rural rhythms. He cites doctors taking four 40 day periods off yearly, urban life demands, and fatigue from protracted vacations as examples. Shorter, more frequent breaks and later start times could boost rejuvenation and productivity.
California moves on state rights amid federal power debate
California legislators weigh two proposed constitutional amendments from a Chicago meeting to curb federal authority. One would require two thirds of states to ratify via an identical federal amendment, bypassing Congress. A second would bar federal courts from controlling state reapportionment. California leaders back these measures but oppose a third plan for a federal court of the union. Governor Brown’s stance remains unclear.
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Goldwater urges tax cut paired with spending cuts in budget note
Senator Barry Goldwater warns that tax reductions without matching spending cuts fuel fiscal irresponsibility. He argues deficits and rising debt threaten U.S. economic stability amid Cold War demands, criticizing foreign aid and nondefense outlays while urging restraint and aligned fiscal policy. How do you stand, sir.
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