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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1962
Page
5
Barry Goldwater argues against isolationism and extreme internationalism in a 1963 McGraw-Hill essay excerpt. He critiques the United Nations, urges a new nationalism focused on freedom, and calls for aligning American policy with anti Communist goals without surrendering sovereignty.
A senator argues the United Nations has weakened by Communist pressure and warns against blind reliance. He cites Congo and other crises, urging a cautious nationalist approach while keeping UN as a forum. He predicts neutral nations in Asia and Africa will pose risks if America defers to Soviet policy. Tomorrow, Fulbright challenge.
Washington AP report discusses a new biography of Senator Barry Goldwater presenting him as confident in a potential 1964 Republican presidential bid. The book portrays him as the GOP conservative wing’s chief spokesman who could influence the party’s convention outcome, with Goldwater noting a possible 1964 run if conservatives hold sway.
Larry Padilla a Placerville man was sentenced to five days in jail after an attempted seizure of two stray horses from the sheriff's deputies on East 14th Street near Ashland Aver] Tuesday. Richard Gerber of 16416 Foothill Blvd San Leandro involved in the incident.
Washington AP reports Comptroller General Joseph Campbell asserts mining claims on National Forest land were mishandled by his statements. The story notes alleged trailer site use, padilla car references, and police interference cases. Judge Foley sentenced Padilla to five days for obstructing officers. grand theft charge dropped for lack of evidence as deputies recovered horses.
A May 129 dated letter from Campbell urges the U S forest chief to act promptly to examine the legal status of claims and how they are being used, pressing for an early investigation and decision.
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