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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1962
Page
7
An editorial argues that federal grants in aid expand from small beginnings to large, long lasting budgets. It cites examples from public assistance to urban renewal and transportation, noting little or no reduction of original problems and urging reliance on local initiative instead of more federal programs.
In a Florida drill a Lt. Colonel jokes about the Army Air Force join with the U S Strike Command formed last year under McNamara. The piece argues Kennedy must act to prevent Communist expansion in Asia, with Adams as commander and aviation leadership cross‑servicing under Adm Felt. It reflects on Cuba, Southeast Asia strategy, and the push for unified military command.
A county reader argues that many counties already provide free medical care to the poor and aged through hospital reimbursements, local funds, and charitable accounts. He notes Michigan county practices, including hospital bills covered by public funds, self-funded glasses and dental aid, and doctors donating care. He questions federal programs and urges state or local solutions.
Morrie Ryskind writes from Saigon critiquing U.S. policy in Southeast Asia. He notes Laos under aid cuts, Chiang remarks on morale in Viet Nam, and questions who sets wartime books for young Americans. He mocks antiwar works and contrasts with Walker’s hard line stance on victory.
Letter from Myrtle Neldander Hayward urges readers to quote Thomas Jefferson Theodore Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln while criticizing federal overreach and internationalism. She praises extremism as a defender of Americanism, questions CTA activities and Francis Amendment ties, and calls for continued anti-communist defense.
A San Leandro community library visit reveals tables cramped by noisy groups of teenagers socializing and horse playing, undermining the library’s purpose for focused study.
Castro Valley editor Kathleen Hail thanks readers for support and publicity. Letter expresses belief in church state separation and criticizes La Vista School District teachers and trustees. Calls for return to basic Americanism and cautions against political revolts affecting education.
A reader cites Bott Hayden, director of Castro Valley schools, arguing the American Heritage program should be realistic and suggests past heroes like Nathan Hale may be portrayed as publicity hounds. The note questions how future citizens should view historical figures such as Elvis Presley and Elizabeth Taylor.
The defense editor thanks readers for backing Superintendent McCunn after a contested Oak-Jang affiliation. A California Teachers Association member voices concern over educational leadership and local school policy. The piece underscores advocacy for stable governance and educator support.
Sydney Harris argues that many see God as omnipotent and capricious, while asserting God cannot do evil or change His nature. He suggests real theology is negative knowledge of what God is not, and that atheists may be closer to truth than believers who cling to a magical deity.
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