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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1968
Page
6
A guest editorial argues against repealing recall but calls for reforms to curb abuse. It questions recall petitions against Governor Reagan and warns timing may be driven by politics, urging the governor to complete his term and let voters decide in 1970.
City Manager Murray Fuerst hails the Kerner Commission findings as a needed push on America’s racial issues. He discusses the University of Community Involvement run programs aiding white and Black youths, internship support, and a strategy resembling New Rochelle’s approach, backed by Mayor Lindsay and Rep. Reid.
City Manager Fuerst outlines a plan to employ disadvantaged youths through police service officer programs as urban renewal funds aim to lift wages. He notes a mostly NY commute pattern, a small local industry, and a long-standing integration effort linked with the University of Community Involvement. The town, with 80 000 residents including about 12 000 to 14 000 Black residents, seeks white and Black collaboration to solve racial issues and relies on local support and Congressional funding prospects.
Washington reports growing opposition to Abe Fortas during his Chief Justice nomination. Sen. Long and Sen. Byrd join other Democrats in vowing to oppose cloture. The drive grows as Aug. 2 adjournment looms, with GOP and some Democrats eyeing strategy around Fortas' fifth vote and past anti crime actions.
A reader questions political ads claiming integrity while suggesting a scoundrel could win by a landslide. The letter cites campaign brochures featuring families, jokes about Khrushchev, and a call for voters to seek genuine accountability amid debates on gun controls and the republic versus democracy debate.
Washington column notes the stalled cultural exchange talks with Russia hinge on whether U S jazz and rock acts can tour the Soviet Union. It highlights Music USA as a target for silencing and contrasts Soviet exhibit reception with American outreach. It also covers Stokely Carmichael in Washington and Rep. Sikes’s long service record.
A new church trial toward Galileo could overturn the 1632 Inquisition verdict and declare him not a heretic. San Francisco’s North Beach high school bears his name, and observers see vindication healing the rift between religion and science.
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