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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1962
Page
6
Editorial notes a question mark over Richard Nixon's stance on anti communism as a November ballot measure faces scrutiny. Nixon asserts support for loyalty oaths and restrictions on tax funded channels, while legal counsel differ on the measure’s potential court challenges. Backers and Nixon agree on fighting communism, but diverge on constitutional risk.
Marquis Childs surveys the jet age's disrupting impact on aviation economics and proposes mergers as a solution. He highlights Pan Am's dominance under Juan Trippe, Easton and American potential tieups, and Pan American World Airways rivalries while noting soaring costs, regulatory strain, and calls for a national aviation policy to preserve safety and U.S. leadership.
A reader letter excerpt discusses opposition to civil rights for communists and praises criticism of officials while urging civil discourse. It notes letters to the editor are welcome with name and address, under 350 words, and may be edited. The piece references Dr. Fred Schwarz and concerns about Communist infiltration and civil liberties.
Letter from Pacific High School economics class in Hayward praising local officials for protesting Tropic of Cancer being in the Hayward library. Editors commend the effort to keep newspapers in classrooms and hope to use the daily paper again when school reconvenes.
Three House and federal probes examine Amtorg trading Corp and former chief engineer Vladimir Volgin over alleged illicit purchases to smuggle sensitive electronic and space equipment to the Soviet bloc. Investigations target possible use of diplomatic pouches and confidential shipments, with hearings planned this month.
Holmes Alexander argues against forceful democracy exporting for South Africa and Chiang's China. He praises De Gaulle and Eastman as models of respectful, faith-aligned engagement. The piece urges recognizing all nations as sharing the human quest for civilized, humane governance.
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The essay argues education should awaken inner knowledge rather than shove information into students. It cites Socrates and historians to show learning is drawing out what minds already contain. Pupils are like oysters with pearls inside. teachers must help free them with ardor and persistence.
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