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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1964
Page
16
Editorial decries sharp welfare rolls rise across California and Alameda County with a 12.7 percent statewide increase and a 9.8 percent jump in Alameda. Cites costs moving from March 1963 to March 1964 and accuses legislators of promising welfare relief to curry votes.
The piece traces Everett Dirksen’s political arc from backing Robert Tall at the 1952 Republican National Convention to minority leadership in the Senate twelve years later. It credits him with helping pass civil rights legislation, the United Nations bond issue, and the nuclear test ban treaty, noting Barry Goldwater voted against each. Time moves Dirksen across the political spectrum as eras and policies change.
The nine states without capital punishment are Alaska Delaware Hawaii Maine Michigan Minnesota North Dakota Rhode Island Wisconsin. The oldest fruit known is the olive tree. The only newspaper publisher elected U.S. president was Warren G Harding. We eat sugar and salt daily in crystals. The small animal that consumes the most concentrated food for its size is the shrew.
A Phoenix paper series piece argues U S policy uses behavioral science to shape public opinion toward cooperation with Soviet Russia. It cites IDA analyst Vincent Rock and officials in State Department with psychologists, social scientists, and consultants shaping broadcasts and public attitudes amid fears of espionage and lax security.
Caspar Weinberger reports two major welfare spending shifts in California. Lawmakers break a long deadlock on welfare budgeting with reforms praised as a decade's best by Analyst Allan Post. The other finding shows AB 59 overestimated savings, with many counties seeing little or no benefit and some costs rising.
A letter to the editor outlines items for a country store agenda on Saturday night. It notes Congressman Neal Smith's bill to bar officials from hiring relatives and warns it could harm Washington’s standing and U N membership. Also mentions a Dayton second-hand tombstone sale and a Louisville divorce ad over a wife’s reference books. The writer predicts the crowd will back the husband in the divorce case.
The capture of Manuel Ray embarrasses officials and highlights U S and British cooperation against Cuban exile networks. It exposes CIA gaps while signaling Castro’s vulnerability and Latin American doubt about Washington's Cuba policy. Ray, claiming to act for Cuban aims, pressures Castro and provokes debate over American conduct and effectiveness.
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