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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1965
Page
8
The piece argues against Assembly Bill 2270 and Petris Unruh proposing a transfer tax on real estate sales, warning it would raise costs for all buyers, especially lower income families, and would not reduce property taxes. It urges homeowners to lobby state legislators to oppose the reform.
The California Legislature passed and signed a law prohibiting release of vote counts before polls close. Assemblyman George Milias aims to curb electronic projections by radio and TV based on spot counts from key precincts. Supporters warn early forecasts influence voter decisions at the polls. The speaker hopes to extend similar rules nationwide for presidential elections.
A letter notes a tragic Saturday accident on Altamont south of Livermore and argues for a central divider fence on Highway 40 between Livermore and Tracy. It contends such a barrier would save lives by preventing head-on crashes on the winding high speed ridge.
The six states listed are New South Wales Victoria Queensland South Australia Western Australia and Tasmania. The 16th Amendment in 1913 provides for income tax. Goliath fell more than nine feet tall. The nation credited with inventing the Fest bicycle is France. The composer of the song Dixie is Daniel Emmet in 1859.
A tale of Monte the Mouthpiece, once a top law student who built a crime alibi empire for the mob, loses status after a Supreme Court ruling on an unlawful conviction. His alibi network collapses, he hints at reform, and the mob lets him go with severance pay as he faces skid row unemployment.
Dr Russell Kirk argues that more small community hospitals better serve the poor than a single modern facility. In the Bronx St Francis Hospital run by Franciscan Sisters faces closure under the Southern New York Hospital Review and Planning Council. The century old facility serves 75000 annual patients with 380 beds and 800 staff, largely Puerto Rican.
The San Leandro Memorial Hospital Auxiliary thanks The Daily Review staff for extensive press coverage of their 1964 65 activities. Special appreciation is extended to Mrs Wiseman for helpful cooperation from Mrs John Guntrum publicity chairman San Leandro.
A letter to the editor questions the Supreme Court ruling allowing Archie Brown to remain an officer in the labor movement arguing the Constitution’s meaning is fixed and calls for the justices to face trial. The page also praises Assemblyman Carlos Bee for creating a new junior college district in Southern Alameda County and criticizes a San Leandro CHP quota system as unfair to drivers and motorists.
A local editor voices concern over policies on poverty and hospital closures. He critiques government payment schemes to farmers, defends smaller charitable hospitals, and warns that new rules may crush small facilities and burden the indigent. He cites St. Francis hospital and Michigan’s legislative moves as examples.
President Johnson appeals for peace, pledging readiness to work with Russia in fields of peace as House Un-American Activities Committee investigates Chicago heart expert Dr. Dar enish Stamler over red corpuscle studies. United Nations prepares for its 20th anniversary June 24 26, with delegates focusing on debt issues and China applications rather.
Sydney Harris outlines two word families in English native words and borrowed loan words from Latin French and others. He notes adjectives for common nouns often derive from Latin and differ greatly from the nouns, creating learning challenges for learners and even educated speakers.
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