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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1965
Page
11
Berkeley Municipal Court Convictions of FSM sit‑inners are criticized as misapplied civil rights. The ruling defines limpness in police directions as resisting arrest, a move seen as turning civil rights into civil wrongs and inviting disorder. Eisenhower urges disciplined conventions while praising decorum.
Holmes Alexander argues that victory requires a decisive approach in Vietnam with full mobilization of American power. He cites past World Wars and warns against appeasement politics while urging escalation to defeat Ho Chi Minh, noting President Johnson faces difficult costs and calls for strength. Senator Symington concurs we must pay the reckoning now rather than later.
A collection of reflections on politics, art, and society. Harris critiques the gap between freedom and order, the psychology of fear and knowledge, and the corrupting influence of fame. He cites de Maistre and Joubert on language and experience, and questions the removal of criminal elements from history.
Morrie Ryskind II, retired teacher, imagines being captain of the Slip of State with a three wish lamp. He would first seek a moratorium on abusively partisan rhetoric from WASPs, Catholics, Jews, and Negroes, then from politicians. He stresses unity as Americans over hyphenated identities amidst Vietnam, Cuba, and domestic crises.
Readers defend the Family Living course amid controversy over sex education and school religio n teaching. A Fremont Unified tax measure outcome is praised for voter awareness, with thanks to the Fremont Board of Education and Citizens Committee for Better Schools. Letters to the Editor invite submissions under 350 words with name and address.
A satirical note mocks the Kansas City phantom wig snatcher case. The author jokes that if caught the suspect should be sent to California and released on the Berkeley campus to spark a new movement inspired by Carrie Nation, titled the Non-Violent Wig Snatchers Society.
Readers shocked by reports of 11 year old Berkeley boys vandalizing a school building causing about 5000 dollars in damage. The piece questions the influence of PV programs on youth and laments deteriorating public morals in the Bay Area.
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