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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1964
Page
1
The Daily Review endorses Barry Golinwat en for presidential nomination and Homer W Buckley for Superior Judge in tomorrow's utility election. The endorsement highlights their qualifications and plans for governance.
In Vientiane the Pathet Lao says it no longer recognizes Premier Souvanna Phouma and withdraws its remaining officials from the capital, ending a four‑way coalition fiction. In Washington, Western Union telegraphers avert a nationwide strike with a new contract settlement reached for about 24 000 workers.
Washington AP reports US News and World Report quotes Chancellor Erhard saying West Germany is prepared to sign a trade treaty with the Soviet Union as a step toward unified Germany. In Kuala Lumpur Malaysia warns a Tokyo summit may be cancelled if Indonesia resists withdrawing guerrillas from Malaysian Borneo. A Foreign Office spokesperson calls Indonesia’s weekend statement a sign Djakarta does not seek a graceful settlement.
Senate leaders plan to file a cloture petition Saturday to bring a showdown vote Tuesday, June 9, to choke off the Southern filibuster against the civil rights bill. Mansfield announced after conferring with GOP Leader Dirksen as the Senate entered the 11th week and 67th day of debate.
San Leandro Memorial Hospital may be sold to Pacoima Lutheran Memorial Hospital depending on five conditions including planned unit development, professional service contracts, organizational changes, and preventing foreclosure by Bank of California on a 1.2 million second deed of trust. If sale proceeds, a Citizens Unit would aid the new administration as the existing board dissolves.
In Moscow AP Harald Wilson leader of the British Labour party held a lengthy conference today with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gramyko.
Washington reports say Russia again smuggles ballistic missiles into Cuba capable of hitting southern United States. Sources inside Cuba allege T-1 and T-10 IRBMs appeared after three Soviet ships arrived in May. Missiles reportedly carry nuclear warheads and have 400 to 600 mile ranges.
Moscow reports the United States and Russia signed a consular agreement paving the way for a Soviet consulate in New York Chicago or San Francisco and an American consulate in Leningrad. It is the first bilateral pact since the 1930s and ensures prompt access to U S officials for citizens detained in each country. Soviet citizens in the United States gain similar rights.
Voters across South County face a dry run today as final campaigns push for ballots in state wide races and the Goldwater Rockefller presidential primary. In Hayward, Dallas Edgar seeks to unseat Judge T L Foley. in the 13th Assembly District James Slaybaugh and Don Collins vie for the GOP nod to challenge Carlos Bee. Buckley and McKibben duel for Alameda Superior Court seat. Polls open 7 am to 8 pm.
President Johnson welcomed Israel Prime Minister Levi Eshkol during a three day official visit at the White House ceremony. Eshkol received full military honors as Johnson asserted that Israeli Arab problems must be peaceably resolved and that it is imperative.
Morrie Ryskin challenges the Los Angeles Times editorial page stance moving away from conservatism. The piece urges readers to review today’s editorial for details and context on the shift in opinion.
The court overturned a Florida Supreme Court decision upholding Bible reading and Lord's Prayer in public schools citing its Abington Township precedent. It also ruled on other cases including Alabama NAACP access and Washington loyalty oaths, leaving some issues unaddressed.
California voters face a tight race between Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller as the two campaign to control 86 Republican delegates. Rockefeller leads in polls amid high tempers and claims of smear, with Goldwater’s backers accusing Rockefeller of extremism. Both camps stage rallies as coordinating figures debate over party direction and strategy.
California polls and national surveys show New York governor Nelson Rockefeller ahead of Barry Goldwater for the Republican presidential nomination by slim margins. Harris and California polls cite 55-45 and 46-27 percentages respectively with undecided votes present, while Lubell predicts a closer race but favors Rockefeller statewide despite lag in Los Angeles.
A devotional supplication requests divine help for long-term planning and prudent national choices. The prayer emphasizes aligning domestic reforms with true proportion and enduring significance, ending with an Amen.
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