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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1963
Page
5
An editorial comment questions Justice Poller Stewarts stance in a Supreme Court ruling. It notes Ron RK White’s quipid about the Justice, implying the remark may have been a jest and drawing attention to the dissent as a point of contention in the decision.
The piece contrasts equal opportunity with equal results, arguing that liberals seek to create equality through government power. It cites Senator Pale bright on expanding presidential authority, Senator Clark on weakening legislatures, and Burns on increasing executive control, urging readers to study this difference before the next presidential campaign.
A fragmentary critique targets Brown and Braden in a heated political dispute. It accuses Brown of cronyism, defending Braden while opposing Rafferty, and warns of a potential political trap aimed at Rafferty. The tone suggests a smear of motives and warnings of manipulation.
Caspar Weinberger era conflict described as the United States government pressing to seize riparian rights over water in California. The piece outlines DOJ arguments, Camp Pendleton ties, and calls for Congress to reverse federal control over state waters. It references the Sant Margarita and Colorado River cases, urging removal of federal control in favor of state sovereignty.
Henry J. Taylor surveys tobacco farming in 17th century style, tracing the crop’s economic and cultural significance. He notes priming, curing, and labor hours, cites USDA figures, and contrasts farming toil with national trade, while reflecting on colonial history and Virginia tobacco roots. The piece blends history, industry, and personal travel observations.
Readers and editors criticize and mock communist expansion fears across Cuba Latin America and East Africa. The piece cites alleged infiltrations in British Guiana Indonesia and the Netherlands New Guinea transfer while urging caution and highlighting anti Western literature.
A reader laments that atheists and Communists misuse the Constitution to undermine religious freedom. They question why tax funded schools allow some speech while banning a clergyman in a high school and condemn a vulgar reference book called the American Slang Dictionary as harmful to impressionable youths.
Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon opposes the 925 million request for the Alliance for Progress, criticizes no strings aid past and present, and schedules a full inquiry into the program. Alliance Director Teodoro Moscoso and other State Department officials are to be summoned for questioning as Morse demands explicit curbs on aid spending.
Holmes Alexander reports on GOP critics of Kennedy Cuba policy. Senators Mundt and Batten push for enforcement of aid restrictions while exploring Gitmo uses. Republicans accuse Kennedy of risking war by treaty while warning that peace moves could erode European confidence in U.S. fidelity as an ally.
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