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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1964
Page
5
An editorial criticizes President Johnson's proposed Poverty Bill as a partisan vote buy, arguing it risks federal intrusion on private property and creates expansive welfare programs. It notes the bill's advancement to the House Rules Committee, its ranking on Johnson's priority list, and urges voters to weigh costs against claimed benefits in this election year.
McGovern proposes S 2274 to form a large National Alexander Economic Conversion Commission to oversee civilian conversion of defense industries. The plan mirrors other federal offices already handling postwar adjustment, disarmament impact, and economic effects of defense, with critic arguing it adds an unnecessary parallel bureau.
Louis Harris notes that true leadership comes from the ability to transmit interest and stimulate dialogue across departments. A professor or executive who cannot foster communication harms both education and business, as intelligent questions reveal understanding and drive clarity.
In a stark assessment Dr Russell Kirk argues U S policy in Southeast Asia has failed. The Pathet Lao push toward Vientiane as Laos is effectively neutralized, while U S aid balloons to 1253 million and Washington seeks UN involvement. Madame Nhu warns allies beware.
Henry J. Taylor argues the Yellow River flood at the Great Bend signals dynastic collapse. He cites ancient Chinese engineering using a crescent forest of willows as a solution, contrasts it with modern graft and corruption, and condemns communism as failing to tend the trees of civilization.
Dallas born war correspondent recalls a 1944 Rome infiltration with the 86th Texas Infantry and the 36th on the Velletri push. He describes dawn at the Stampa Estera Building, the joy of Rome’s liberation, and how editors abruptly shifted to Normandy coverage as Packard arrived with cognac and order to write brief fills.
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