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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1969
Page
4
A Glendale News-Press editorial weighs church tax exemptions and charitable deduction limits. It notes church leaders favor removing tax relief for unrelated church businesses and discusses a proposed 3 percent floor on itemized charitable deductions, which would hit many small donors. The piece argues for balancing fairness with preserving aid to religious and nonprofit causes.
A columnist derides anti science stances citing Ferdinand and Isabella, Columbus, Galileo, Shakespeare, and Jefferson to argue research fuels progress and public welfare. They critique neglect of poverty and warn against curbing exploration and invention despite failures and costs.
Senator Alan Cranston of California and Senator George Murphy of California have Washington offices listed with addresses in the Senate buildings. Congressman George I Miller represents California's 8th District with House office in Washington and district includes San Leandro Castro Valley and Livermore areas. Congressman Don Finards covers parts of Alameda and Santa Clara counties and cities including Hayward Union City Fremont Newark and more.
Washington reports a Senate floor drama as President Nixon rejects a bid to loosen trade limits with Communist nations. Senator Magnuson led 24 sponsors including Kennedy Muskie and McCarthy in backing broader policy, but the White House, after a National Security Council override, opposed expansion as risky amid Viet Nam and foreign policy tensions. The extension of existing authority remains contentious.
President Nixon plans a national television address to argue for an ABM system. He faces strong Senate opposition and mixed House support, with advocates urging a first House vote to influence the Senate outcome. Nixon risks eroding the presidency if Congress asserts control over military preparedness.
The piece criticizes June for overconfidence and costly excesses, using a playful metaphor of James Whitcomb Riley’s poetry. It argues June’s beauty overshadows practical flaws in finances, weather, and performance, urging self-improvement while acknowledging June’s past popularity and charm.
Richard Spong outlines progress on human heart replacement and related issues. A National Heart Institute conference in Washington gathers researchers under NIH Artificial Heart Program, with an NIH Task Force preparing a broad report on transplant, artificial heart tech, costs, personnel needs, and social ethics.
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