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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1963
Page
5
A garbled report cites Justice Hy youny White stating a single remaining vote, with Justice Patter Stewart as dissenting. The piece notes the appeal to the Supreme Court and hints at a near-futile struggle, using a joking, unclear tone about the outcome.
The piece criticizes Governor Browen’s appointment of Repl Vic Larvald as director of professional and vocational standards at 17465 yearly, while Powers receives an 8000 pension plus the same salary. It questions pension-plus-salary legality, noting taxpayer concerns and quotes Ralph Beach and others on the issue.
A Senate debate over the administrations talks with Russia notes alleged hidden deals with Castro and Donovan. It cites a 50 50 prisoner swap, 4000 refugees entered the United States, and possible espionage risks from certain migrants amid broader critiques of executive negotiations.
Answers include Mrs Wan AMM planting cherry trees in Washington in 1907 along Potomac banks. the most populous country is India. a notable world leader associated with Israel’s Golden Square is unclear. the only woman to win the Nobel Prize twice is Marie Curie. a cow’s stomach has four compartments. other items reference Nobel prizes, population figures, and historical figures.
The piece surveys France's expanding gold holdings and monetary policies, noting devaluations and debt relief measures after World War II. It contrasts French reserves, housing growth, and birth rates with American influence and the New Frontier economics, highlighting devaluation steps and the shifting balance of payments.
President Kennedy urges former President Eisenhower to back the U N Russia test ban and to speak before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. He also appeals to Henry Cabot Lodge Lucius Clay James Wadsworth and other Republicans to support the accord. The push follows Senate ratification chances and Joint Chiefs of Staff opposition.
Holmes Alexander argues at a Governors Conference that Nelson Rockefeller shows desperation rather than dedication on civil rights. The piece likens Rockefeller to Nixon, notes past GOP paths, NY taxes and scandals shaping his image, and suggests a 1966 bid could end in resignation or Private life.
Letter Box Opinions From Readers defends Br. Cunninghams handling of the new superintendent and urges constructive praise for the HUSH leadership. The writer criticizes harsh sarcasm in a satirical column and asks residents to withhold constant fault finding, hoping the board earns public confidence after a period of reform.
A San Leandro letter writer criticizes council plans for a human relations committee to study discrimination and report findings. The piece argues watchdog citizen groups exceed lawful authority, warns of potential riots and federal intervention, and urges restraint and equality without intimidation. The writer predicts personal attacks but pledges to persist in defense of civil rights.
A fragmented item lists multiple U S Senate and House office locations in Washington D C including statements referencing the Thorns J Kiechel Seoul office and Rep George FP Miler at the House Office Building with mentions of Rep W Denton Filwarity. The source is incomplete and reads like an OCR snapshot of address lines.
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