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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1962
Page
8
The Daily Review endorses no partisan candidates except Ninth Congressional District 18 and supports nonpartisan contests and measures. Endorsements include U M Van Sicklen for superior court judge and other local offices with prop votes noted as yes or no.
A call to citizens to dedicate time to vote in tomorrow’s primaries and general election. It stresses voting for partisan governor senator and congressional races, and nonpartisan offices like sheriff and judges where majorities decide. It notes measures proposing nearly a billion dollars in bond funds and urges wise participation.
Editor notes Alameda County will elect a new sheriff after 24 years on June 3. Former undersheriff Frank Madigan is praised as best qualified by a former sheriff. A San Leandro taxpayer protests city endorsement of Valance Gill for supervisor and alleges mayoral campaigning misrepresents city support.
Ned Riddle states Mr Tweedy seeks power over San Leandro city government and the Board of Supervisors, with Joe Medetros cited as involved in the local politics scene.
The southern city reports taste and odor in water during high consumption as Hetch Hetchy supply is supplemented by the Hesperian Well Field. City Council and Public Service Commission are commended for steps taken to solve the water problem and keep the city prospering.
A brief listing shows Sen Thomas H Kuchel Sen Clair Engle and Rep George P F Miller with their Washington offices in the Senate and House office buildings. Cc copies are noted.
Faculty leaders from Hayward state college protest The Daily Review opposition to Proposition 3. They warn defeat would delay campus growth and harm applicant access, noting Hayward Chamber endorsement and urging readers to vote yes. Letters to the editor policy outlined and a correction note on the editorial is included.
Mrs N J Fitzpatrick questions the truth behind the editorials on Sheriff Gleason and the selection process. She corrects misstatements about Madigan and Petersen including Navy ties and honors, and asks why a captain of Pleasanton was appointed over Eden Township. A group of academics argues against the bond claim as innovation, defending Proposition 3 with notes on financing flexibility.
In a terse opinion letter the writer rails at Prop G water bond tactics. He claims repeated scare literature misleads residents and questions why council did not seek public input on water supplier decisions.
Citizen and taxpayer John Uackesltitor Sin Leandro protests mayor Mallester's push to vote for Val Gill for Supervisor. He calls the action unethical and says no city endorsement has been made.
A taxpayer protests Mayor Maltester sending voters to back Val Gill for supervisor, using City Stationery. He argues residents should vote freely without perceived official guidance and criticizes the mayor's actions as improper.
Time for Change congratulates supporters for backing a new course in Congress. The message praises stand taken in the district, noting southern Alameda County has been neglected and urging continued advocacy for action and representation.
A rural writer laments city visitors and local youths who spoil lakes and woods with loud motors, vandalism, litter, and abandoned pets. He vows to prepare strict replies and enforce accountability against these violators to protect the countryside.
Caspar Weinberger discusses how the European Common Market and the President’s tariff plan affect California. He notes that one third of the state's economy is international, with exports and imports shaping growth, and warns that tariff moves could shift markets for California agriculture and manufacturing. The piece explains the Common Market's member states, potential UK accession, and likely consequences for California growers and exporters.
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