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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1969
Page
9
Page 16 on June 5, 1969 discusses how letters to the editor and editorials reflect and do not necessarily mirror The Daily Review’s official stance. It notes that Pahans and curteying tele fers are editorial artifacts.
The Hayward Area Recreation District may face a court‑ordered allowance of a San Francisco Mime Troupe performance at Marl Warren Park after Alameda County Superior Court Judge Lyle Cook ruled the district could not deprive the troupe of use. The decision highlights tensions between public facility access and management rights as boards balance civil rights with capacity limits.
Ernest Cuneo argues urban challenges are timeless, citing Pittsburgh around 1763. He quotes officials warning the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers' flood risks, scarce fuel, and limited transport while noting Ohio River trade and foreign control. He suggests a city might struggle to become a metropolis at all.
The article reflects on 1765 fears of immigrant languages and religions hindering a city’s growth, then contrasts with how American cities like Pittsburgh advanced through oil, coal, gas, iron, and innovation. It cites optimism as a nation’s asset and cites Hugo Bezdek’s coaching motto about victory and visible success.
Washington sources report Nixon aides condemn Sweden for sheltering about 300 U S military deserters and defectors. Rep John Rarick charges Stockholm defies U S policy and calls for ambassador recall and economic sanctions, while Secretary Macomber urges patience and neutrality despite Sweden granting subsistence to deserters.
President Nixon visits the Air Force Academy amid student unrest debates. The piece contrasts civilian and service academy attitudes toward curriculum, governance, and future role, noting cadets’ disciplined environment and focus on military readiness against broader campus calls for change.
In a rural Spring piece from Carneys Hollow Virginia, the narrator notes a Foxes Society meeting set for September 14, observes groundhogs and chipmunks invading the woods, quail as frequent road sign victims, and a landscape where hunters and wildlife share a wary, ongoing balance. He reflects on seasonal life, birds, pests, and the persistent pull of nature alongside taxes and politics.
A sharp critique of the 1969 LA mayoral contest portrays Sam Yorty’s win over Tom Bradley as a conservative backlash. It notes police and firemen backing Yorty, Bradley’s past calls on riots, and alleged racism in liberal media while questioning the influence of labeled extremist figures in the Bradley camp.
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