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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1964
Page
7
Editorial argues public figures adjust positions as events unfold, citing FDR JFK Johnson and Goldwater as examples. It defends such shifts as normal while noting opponents resist any moderation. The piece critiques liberal opposition and highlights how party dynamics influence perceived flexibility.
In West Lake Louisiana a writer recalls the good neighbor policy in a region where political differences deepen community ties. Amid floods and a deadly hurricane, neighbors aid each other, and even after a shooting at his car, trusted locals take turns guarding his path home, showcasing unity over division.
Dr Russell Kirk argues that the U N Peace Force cannot succeed in Cyprus or elsewhere. He cites Greek Cypriots attacking Turkish Cypriots and UN patrols blocked by sovereign refusals. He asserts U N actions in Katanga and Congo create chaos and that major powers reject a universal international military police.
A Navy base in Pensacola trains civilians into officers through discipline and neatness. The author cites General Order 21 and wartime lessons on morale, noting improved conduct and reduced offenses among trainees. He argues a haircut signals broader personal reform and future promotion.
David Keniston notes the GOP faces a unity issue with Gov Scranton as a unity nominee amid internal civil war. He mentions Goldwater planning a unity conference and questions suburban political shifts. Lynda Bird resigns Navy duties and discusses service harmony with a Marine.
Editor's note explains space limits and defends Castro Valley School Board. Readers may share opinions on recall, with preference for under 350 words. Letters must include sender's name and address. anonymity available on request. editor may edit.
A student letter argues for better education on communism in schools while opposing rights for Communist speakers. The author asserts many classmates and some district employees share the view, suggesting college freshman enrollment be cut two thirds and noting 18 year olds may be too immature for higher learning.
A critical column accuses Lynton editor of opposing poverty in principle while avoiding personal financial sacrifice. The piece contrasts public stance with private behavior, arguing selective generosity and a double standard in moral advocacy.
A letter argues Bible study can appear in English world literature courses across California. The writer, an English teacher, lists biblical texts studied and notes the broader aims of language arts classes. She invites Kathryn Rhodes to join the profession, citing the need for qualified teachers and diverse instructional methods.
A puppeteers group expresses gratitude to the newspaper for publicity and captioned photos of their productions this year. They credit the paper with helping their efforts gain appreciation and visibility in the community.
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