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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1967
Page
6
A guest editorial argues Congress weighs regulating mail fraud as brokers ply names and addresses for endless solicitations. It recounts a Denver man repeatedly targeted by assorted firms from grapefruit to watches, noting removal is nearly impossible and questioning possible federal action.
The Washington Post reports a U S agency personnel director told a job applicant qualifications were unnecessary and no openings existed yet the agency had hired him months earlier for a position in Washington. His supervisors later commended his work quality.
This Day In Review recalls F D R signing the bill to abolish the gold standard in 1933, a major shift in U S monetary policy. It notes the era of gold convertibility ended and the move toward fiat currency took effect.
Several midshipmen are expelled from the Naval Academy for marijuana use. Hatfield pushes the GOP to back a Peace candidate for 1968, with Democrats signaling alignment to seize the opportunity and unify around the effort.
A stark critique of the U S Supreme Court ruling on California Proposition 14 and the 14th Amendment argues the high court undermined voter sovereignty by allowing federal judges to overrule a state constitutional amendment. The piece laments the Warren era shift and cites Justice Douglas and others on judicial overreach.
A prayer asks for divine help to remember the common task and give oneself wholly to work. It requests steady minds, lively relationships, and patient effort to prevent monotony. The request seeks balance between effort and rest to reduce weakness in daily labor.
Henry J. Taylor argues a record London gold volume and a weaker dollar reflect a global loss of faith in Washington’s fiscal policy. He cites Kennedy and Johnson era deficits, rising foreign dollar holdings, and a shrinking US gold reserve amid Vietnam war spending, warning of a looming financial crisis.
The reader urges bold action in Vietnam arguing the war is contrived and a war economy. The call emphasizes mobilizing from a position of strength to end involvement quickly and defend American integrity amid global brinkmanship.
A reader criticizes a The Baily Review article on campus police firings at Cal State Hayward. The letter argues policy toward student crimes, police roles, and free speech, and condemns liberal teaching and Communist influence. The writer endorses John Birch Society views and withholds his name.
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