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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1963
Page
6
A critical editorial argues Governor Brown uses a corps of ex newspaper men and state staff to shape public opinion through press releases and mailed materials. It questions legality, cites Doaner City telegram offers, and calls for funding accountability, suggesting costs belong to the governor’s image budget rather than the state budget.
New York Wary Sens weighs the Verlung Baker tax plan a five year program Expected to cut personal rates from 68 to 42 percent and corporate from 52 to 42 percent over five years It would save about 20 billion annually at full effect while boosting work incentives and freeing corporate funds for expansion
The narrator describes deserts in Utah and the Great Salt Lake Desert as a space of awe and danger. He recalls wartime service, dune life, rattlesnakes, and sagebrush shadows while pondering faith, evil presences, and the call of the desert seen through Biblical figures and early hermits.
In advance of Moscow talks, Khrushchev outlines positions to Washington and London. He agrees to ban atmospheric and underwater tests, leaves underground tests to be settled later, and rejects foreign observers on Soviet soil. He wants multilateral nuclear force kept from spread and suggests filing this with the UN. He says he would attend a September UN General Assembly meeting in New York to meet Kennedy and Macmillan.
President Kennedy faced light heckling on a tour to Germany Ireland Britain and Italy with little impact on prestige. The piece argues Kennedy’s European trip revealed limits of influence and questions if it advanced policy while noting contrasts with Nixon Johnson and Eisenhower and criticizing Kennedy’s rhetoric and handling of De Gaulle and Gaullism.
A letter toward preserving religious expression in schools and public spaces argues the nation is being weakened by church state separation. It rebuts Supreme Court rulings and criticizes atheists and the ACLU while urging action to keep Christianity at the cultural center.
The primary reason cashmere costs so much is the average cashmere goat yields only about three ounces of downy fleece. Bermuda is the oldest British colonial possession. The most popular solo game is Solitaire. Montreal has the worst winters among major North American cities. The quote is by William Shakespeare.
The document enumerates offices for congressmen and senators in Washington. It lists Sen Thomas H W Kuchel at the Olites Building, Sen Clair Engte at the Senate Office Building, George P Miller at the House Office Building, and Rep W Deuton Edwards at the Mouse Office Building, all in Washington DC with state or district identifiers.
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