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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1961
Page
7
Advice for family trips centers on kid focused choices from camping to educational sites. Emphasizes safety supervision, child friendly hotels with pools and playgrounds, and engaging activities like zoos parks and historic sites to spark imagination and learning.
A fragmented note outlines a travel themed column inviting readers to send questions about trips and security. It mentions a Daily In flag and a preference for stamped self addressed envelopes, with names Shirley and Bob Si noted amid the jumbled text.
A reader asks about punitive 300 sentence punishments and office detentions for seventh graders. The adviser favors consistent rules, flexibility by child, and clarifies that discussing behavior with a principal can help, while suggesting parental input. A second reader asks how to help a nervous child before tests and suggests thorough study, light breakfast, and easing pressure to reduce stomach upset.
Karl Kenyon of Hayward chairs the first Alameda County photography exhibit committee. They will select prints from amateur entrants for a Pleasanton fair show running July. About 62 in prizes, entries due June 17 at the Pleasanton fairgrounds.
Secretary Udall predicts National Park camping use will top 101000 campers daily by 1966 as Mission 65 funds expand campsites. Conrad Wirth notes 39000 new or rehabilitated sites planned, with depth of improvements across Everglades to Lassen Volcanic and many locations nationwide.
AP des Moines note reports a grim sign reading In World War II all men will be cremated equal Pray for peace seen on a fallen board. The wartime message reflects stark sentiment and hope amid conflict.
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