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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1969
Page
24
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Ed Reinecke, positioning as a hard line on militant issues, urged UC regents to heed student body presidents. He praised law enforcement after the Berkeley disturbances, criticized limits on student leaders addressing regents, and urged self discipline among student leaders while urging broader listenership by lawmakers. He noted Berkeley figures like Daniel Siegel amid campus politics and questioned representative legitimacy of student leaders.
Alameda County supervisors refused a 410000 annual program to evaluate and coordinate elder care plans. The project would rely on 100 percent federal funds for year one then 60, 40, and zero in subsequent years, shifting costs to county taxpayers and creating new government jobs with little direct benefit to beneficiaries.
Senator Barry Goldwater argues that while waste in military procurement must be cut, defense needs should not be sacrificed for domestic programs. He cites costs under McNamara and argues inflation affects all sectors, urging restraint without weakening U S security and essential public works.
The author argues defense costs are out of control under Democratic policy and inflation. He warns the Soviet Union advances in SS-9 missiles ICBMs and orbital bombing plans demand strong U S spending. He stresses prioritizing military strength to counter a dangerous adversary.
A lengthy lookout at the California Teachers Association positions on more than 160 state bills this session. The CTA backs measures boosting teacher pay, credentials, and leaves while opposing tax limits and certain education reforms. The piece highlights AB 409 and other bills shaping funding, tenure, and school discipline with CTA influence across Sacramento.
A heated national clash centers on sex education programs in public schools. Supporters and critics debate curricula from SIECUS and related figures, warning of political and parental backlash, while experts urge home guidance and careful, age appropriate instruction.
A discussion on how public humor has shifted from individual audience judgment to media guided laughter. The piece cites Doug Carson and television audiences shaping what is deemed funny, noting how outlets cue reactions and affect family dynamics and standards.
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