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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1968
Page
10
The Duly Review notes that its equnions and editorials reflect its own views and do not necessarily echo the official position of the publication. The column urges readers to consider opinions while recognizing editorial independence and varied perspectives.
A meditation on resilience after a wave of shocking events including Kennedy’s assassination aftermath and Helen Keller’s death. The piece highlights how faith in the nation and human spirit endures through love, understanding, and diligent effort. It recalls Keller’s bond with Anne Sullivan and asserts hope emerges from adversity.
A discussion on poverty and income guarantees cites Moynihan and Conyers proposing jobs and a $2 an hour minimum wage. The debate covers guaranteed income, hearings, and economist Friedman advocating cash aid as the simplest fix.
U S Negro exile Robert Williams, wanted on kidnapping charges, surfaces in Tanganyika after years abroad. He allegedly plans to head a new black nation within the United States, with Stokely Carmichael urging his return. Williams and Tanzanian minister Babu reportedly train militants in guerrilla tactics before coming home to lead the movement. The Detroit conference drafted a declaration of independence and a constitution, naming Williams as provisional head through 1969. FBI details remain incomplete and no prosecutions have been announced.
A DC National Guard battalion and airborne troops from Ft. Meade were quietly ordered on active duty from June 16 to June 24 to guard the Poor People’s Camp near the Lincoln Monument amid eviction tensions. White House and Congress posed questions on closing the camp as leaders seek to end the session by July’s end and the August convention approaches. Washington businessmen urged immediate augmented law enforcement and military support.
California considers mandatory presidential primaries for all active candidates, aiming to attract national attention and delegates. The measure follows Oregon and Nebraska patterns, with California poised to gain influence in 1960s elections and possibly spur similar actions nationwide.
This Day In Review highlights UPI notes from 1898 Marines invasion of Cuba in the Spanish American War to 1942 Soviet Union breaking ties with Israel after a UN ceasefire, plus Mussolini declaring war in 1940 and the Lidice tragedy. Aesop quote ends the brief reflection.
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