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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1961
Page
16
Editorial argues that civil rights can justify broad restrictions on hiring but questions the practicality of banning discrimination by sex. It asks whether prohibiting sex-based hiring would require removing other criteria like height or physical attributes, warning such broad enforcement could undermine sensible hiring standards.
West German delegates at the MRA world assembly in Caux Switzerland advocate Moral Rearmament as the sole alternative to atomic annihilation. Chancellor Adenauer cites MRA’s value in countering Communism while supporters frame it as the world’s hopeful ideology.
Readers advocate replacing speeding fines with mandatory jail time for offenders. Proposals specify one to five days per offense, immediate jailing upon apprehension, and six months to pay costs. Other letters critique Castro aid, tomato subsidies, and praise a water plan editorial.
The writer thanks The Daily Review for help at the youth convention praising widespread cooperation and generosity. Representing the youth committee chairman Eversit King and advisers Mr and Mrs Kenest Sykes, the message expresses deep appreciation from the Presbyterian Community Church Pleasanton.
Dear readers wonder who should care for aging parents and how to handle wedding expenditures and teen etiquette. The column provides views on shared responsibility among children, paying for weddings, and curfews for teens, urging readers to seek guidance from Ann Landers and library etiquette guides.
A reader letters page laments mounting global costs from Russia and the United States, hints at AP figures, and critiques progress predictions. The writer jokes about future tech and social changes, worries about aging, and signs off with a homespun plea for simple relief.
A set of comprehension questions with garbled spelling and phrasing asks about sentence error pronunciation and word meanings. It includes multiple choice items on marriage uncertainty sword spellings world terms and national symbols, but the text is largely unreadable and contains many typos and broken phrases.
The Assembly Criminal Procedure Committee killed a simple bill to require blood tests for drivers suspected of intoxication. If tested and the driver refused, a 30 day license suspension would follow. tests by the driver’s choice would also be admissible in court. The governor supported the measure, but the committee, wary of restricting defense rights, blocked it. The legislature also repealed mandatory suspensions for drunk driving, signaling little movement to curb California’s high highway death toll.
Barry Goldwater warns that federal taxation resembles forced labor and questions the ethics of conscripting citizens via income tax. He imagines a mandatory work battalion, military enforcement, and unequal burdens, arguing such a system erodes freedom and resembles a government compulsion rather than benevolent policy.
A group of college students press Canadian hornglist Stephen Leacork to reveal his writing methods. Lea vark states he sits at a desk with pencil and paper until an idea appears, dismissing the notion of trickery as overly simple.
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