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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1962
Page
5
The article argues the United States leans toward coalitions in Laos, China, Hungary, Congo, and Berlin, likening it to surrender on the installment plan. It warns that small losses accumulate into a larger defeat and urges taking calculated risks for occasional gains.
Congratulations extend to a seven member graduating class three girls and four boys as the first to graduate from Chabot Junior College. Dr Reed Buffington and the district board praise the students and district citizens who supported the fledgling college. Commencement is held tonight at Burbank School in Hayward.
A memory of family politics in Columbus Ohio centers on Henry J Taylor and his tale of Governors and voters. The grandfather disputes promises versus doing, citing Confucius and the notion of politicians as private dealmakers. Ned Taylor runs for Congress with a pledge to think independently, fighting pressure from constituents.
The passage portrays Ned Riddle arguing for government by the people against pressure groups and special interests. It recalls a speech at the Columbus Opera House and the ensuing political clash with Governor and Grandfather, leading to Ned’s election to Congress and family dynamics with Theodore Roosevelt. Ned later serves in Congress before retiring.
Intimates of President and Mrs Kennedy believe Mrs Kennedy may be pregnant again, citing hospital visits and medical consultations as possible signals. White House staff offer silence, while insiders note ongoing family plans and possible expansion. Yugoslav Foreign Minister Koca Popovic visits Washington influencing Senate aid votes.
Reader letters praise Southern Alameda County residents for contributions to the Washington High School Band Fund and recall the Seattle World's Fair performance on May 14, 1982. The writer thanks supporters, notes the cost of sending 63 students, and commends the community democracy in action while inviting more letters.
Holmes Alexander argues President Kennedy misstates the Nuclear Age. He cites ongoing tests by allied and US forces, rising global nuclear powers, and a shift to jungle and hand to hand warfare as evidence that deterrence and massive retaliation are outdated. He urges a clear new doctrine.
Dr Russell Kirk outlines practical steps to cope with financial stress and mood dips. Focus on paying debts, building small controllable ventures, and cultivating a home garden to ease strain. The piece blends social critique with personal resilience guidance.
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