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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1962
Page
7
Editorial warns after a Maynard spot check of heavy trucks following a deadly accident shows over 50 percent cited for overloads or faults. Hayward officials debate expanded enforcement while citizen volunteers push to curb the Communist Party initiative.
Editor replies to Mrs. Moore and clarifies recall vote figures for Las Vila District teachers. 84 of 104 present favored recall, 11 opposed, 2 abstained, 7 blank or unclear. Critiques Ethics Commission composition and recalls broader district involvement. signed by Mrs Anthony Fernandez, Hayward.
A reader in Lagos seeks pen pals overseas for exchange and knowledge, offering to publish her name and address in a community column. She describes herself as a 15 year old African boy with brown skin, blue eyes, 5'5" tall and 125 pounds, and asks for correspondence from ages 10 onward. She signs as Emmy Yommy and provides Evans Street in Lagos as contact.
Stanley N. Petersen of Castro Valley expresses sincere thanks to friends and supporters after his sheriff campaign in Alaminda County. He notes not winning the race but treasures new and old acquaintances and the kindness shown by many who cast ballots.
Archduke Otto of Austria Hungary, heir to the Austrian and Holy Roman thrones, remains in exile while Austrian authorities would arrest him if he entered Vienna. A renowned speaker and critic of current policy, he travels frequently, living mainly in Poecking, Bavaria, as he could not obtain safe travel to his homeland.
A summary of Otto von Habsburg’s influence as a global voice on modern troubles, his avoidance of direct Austrian politics due to constitutional limits, and the debate over leadership in a democratic era. The piece contrasts his tolerant, articulate stance with the allure of magnetic leaders, citing his book The Social Order of Tomorrow and comparing libertarian futures to technocratic tyranny.
Dear Mister Editor a reader laments erosion of July Fourth joy amid rising prices and political e pedantry, recalling past public readings of the Declaration and patriotic oratory. He notes soaring groceries, shipping, and foreign aid costs, and critiques wartime storage and misallocated funds, pleading for simpler, more meaningful independence celebrations.
Caspar Weinberger discusses methods of nominating party candidates, comparing California with Massachusetts and Connecticut. The piece weighs costs, public oversight, and whether conventions could strengthen party funding and policy engagement despite concerns about corruption and the rise of direct primaries.
Foreword by Mor ris Ky sk ind critiques McCarthy era witch hunts and McClellan inquiry parallels. It recounts alleged harassments of patriots, questions constitutional rights, and condemns smear campaigns against writers professors and small businessmen amid a glare on postwar liberal fears.
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