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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1969
Page
17
In Berkeley, street people and opponents clash over the People's Park takeover. The piece argues strong feelings for private property threaten collectivist aims, noting public disdain for property taken without consent and warning that privately owned spaces could become later targets for similar actions.
Opinion poll analysis questions the reliability of surveys in predicting elections. The piece notes polls misread Bradley’s lead before Yorty’s Los Angeles mayoral victory, argues polls reveal opinion movement rather than outcomes, and urges accuracy and honesty from pollsters and funders. It also interjects brief items on politics and culture, including a quip about a Moscow Robinson Crusoe cabbie and references to Ike on the quarter and Vice President Agnew.
Barry Goldwater argues the Soviet Union has vastly stepped up military spending and development, citing 4-to-1 spending ratios over five years and a growing ABM and ICBM program. He notes alleged Stalinist repressions and KGB power, urging readers to view defense costs against liberal critics with context.
The California State Board of Education accepted a report titled Guidelines for Moral Instruction which critiques morality in schools and cites the Navy Marine Corps Moral Leadership program. Critics accuse the committee of right wing bias while the document remains a compilation of quotations and commentary rather than concrete guidelines. The piece notes law and tradition anchor morality in California, cites a 1963 board resolution urging moral awareness, and questions whether the proposal will influence classroom instruction or curb perceived moral decline.
Washington readers see a sharp clash over defense spending as critics call for cuts while warning against eroding national security. A House subcommittee damns procurement while advocates insist high readiness must be kept, citing aging Navy aircraft and costly Grumman contracts under heavy penalties.
Bill Vaughan sketches Huck Sawyer, a 12 year old eager for summer at Camp Gum Gow Wah, who secretly forms a Democratic Camp chapter. Huck drafts demands to reform the camp, from camper election of counselors to ditching Army surplus tents and Indian nicknames, while denying his real identity to Big Chief Kleen.
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