No Justification For Obscene Art At Cal State Hayward Show
A student art show at California State College at Hayward faces protests over three works deemed shocking and pornographic by affiliates, clergy, and a campus editorial. President Hareleroad defended keeping the pieces, citing academic freedom, while readers question whether such art belongs in a public building.
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Daily Review
Notable 20th Century Political Landmarks and Key Assassination
This Day In Review notes events from 1930, 1924, 1934, and 1963. John Winthrop entered Salem harbor, Coolidge secured the Republican nomination in Cleveland, FDR signed reciprocal trade agreements giving treaty power, and Medgar Evers was assassinated in Jackson. A thought from Plata reflects on virtue and fate.
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Santa Barbara Couple Wins 2000 From Lloyds After Twins
A Santa Barbara couple receives 2000 from Lloyds of London after their wife gives birth to twins. The payout marks the first time anyone has collected on a daily double born from their own making.
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Keep Colleges Clean Or Else Letter to the Editor
A reader denounces obscene works in Cal State’s fine arts exhibit and laments silent religious leaders and a perceived decline in public morality. The letter urges action, calling for protests, letters to leaders, and community effort to cleanse colleges and reinforce standards amid calls related to Vietnam and national integrity. Reverend Graham N. Lesser of Trinity Episcopal Church Hayward signs the piece.
Napoleon and the Allied Strategy Across Waterloo to Vietnam
A historical column arguing that Napoleon's campaigns and later Soviet and Chinese designs reveal a vast encirclement of the free world. It warns that Vietnam is part of a larger plan threatening Pacific defenses, urging readers to recognize the aggressor's systemic strategy. It cites Napoleonic battles and modern geopolitics to stress vigilance against global designs.
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Barry Goldwater Defends GOP Vietnam Consensus
The piece argues Republicans remain united on Vietnam despite a small Senate faction led by Jacob Javits advocating a dove shift. Javits claims a majority could favor direct talks with the Viet Cong while the party’s leaders insist the consensus supports continuing a strong war effort, including actions like blockading Haiphong if needed.
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A Prayer For Today O Lord hear Thy voice amidst traffic jets and rockets
A prayer asking divine guidance for today to hear God's voice amid the noise of traffic and machines and to direct humanity's power toward holy aims for Thy kingdom. If Thy voice is not heard, mankind should choose the will to correct and direct power responsibly. Amen.
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