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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1963
Page
5
Editorial notes Sacramento admonition as school boards in Hayward and San Lorenzo weigh cuts in the upcoming year. Budgets face restraint with state aid likely near 750 million and proposals from CTA and others ranging high. Senator Miller warns against large new spending while enrolment growth suggests modest increases.
A report notes Ashland where mentally retarded children learned a fire drill or escape plan. The lesson shows repeated practice helps them exit a burning home safely. It argues every family should practice fire drills and teach each child why when and how to exit.
Opinion letters discuss extending thanks and recognizing readers. The writers commend generosity and the Taest Agetarkon, noting Mrs Tram Levy Laindheint and Mes Lineheiny, with Mes ney Sharp praised for their kindness and perceptive remarks.
The article notes a new divorce ruling in California stressing the father's obligation to provide for children, limiting custodial access, and focusing on stabilizing the home. It references the National Chairman of a divorce reform group and notes reduced costs and DA office involvement.
Marquis Childs analyzes the Western Alliance amid rising concerns over the Common Market, Britain’s role, and American chicken trade impact. He notes unemployment, defense funding pressures, and political upheaval in France and Germany while weighing the long term consequences for transatlantic policy.
Sydney Harris argues that people who live long enough to reflect on others’ deeds often suffer from self deception. He notes the danger of using public sacrifice to mask selfish aims and urges asking tough questions to uncover truth, warning that vanity and pretension feed social ills.
Dr Russell Kirk argues that Spain's planned minimum wage rise will boost labor costs by about 50 percent, sparking inflation and unemployment. He warns price controls may fail, black markets emerge, and the poor, retired, and teachers suffer, fueling discontent and potential political backlash.
A list shows several officials and figures located in Washington D C including Sen Thonts Machel Sennla Rev George P Miller and W Donloy Edwards with office buildings. Address lines reference the Office Building in Washington D C.
Morrrie Ryskind critiques readers letters and poll logic, noting biases in Gallup style data. The piece argues cultural thrills outweigh material hunger and questions public tastes in art, politics, and national priorities.
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