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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1962

Page

5

Hayward council urged to study concrete plant plan carefully

The Hayward City Council should scrutinize a Castro Valley firm’s plan to move a concrete batch plant onto Jackson Street near the Southern Pacific tracks. Critics question heavy industry in the city center and urge staff and the smog board to provide clear, thorough guidance before a use permit is issued.

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Kennedy Envoy Appointments Mirror Diplomatic Tensions

The Senate restricts aid to Marxist blocs complicating Kennedy era diplomacy as he reshapes how ambassadors are chosen. Many top posts go to non career insiders, balancing loyalty and expertise while facing retirements and tough staffing amid a global shift.

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California primary turnout shows Democrats lagging in vote

Caspar Weinberger analyzes the California primary results where Democrats not voting totaled 4,999,142. Republicans had higher turnout with about 7.1 million voters, while 1.9 million registered Democrats and 0.7 million writing in Nixon indicate divides in both parties. The piece weighs implications for November and asks how later voters will break.

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Letters to the Editor Urges Ballot Recount for Fair Vote

Reader Deon Lee argues voters face threats to choice and calls for a nationwide recount of every ballot. He urges setting up counting locations at unemployment, welfare, and corrective institutions to help those unable to vote and insists the votes cast must be counted, with letters welcomed for publication.

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Rafferty Drive Hiditor Campaign Greeting Note

A fragment shows supporters rallying for Dr Rafferty, expressing gratitude and intent to campaign. The text hints at a campaign message and community engagement, though details are incomplete and names are uncertain.

Madigan Thanks Editor for Alameda County Sheriff Vote

Sheriff elect Madigan expresses gratitude to Alameda County voters for the primary win. He pledges to honor the confidence shown and thanks supporters, sponsors, committees, endorsing organizations, and friends for their efforts in advancing his campaign.

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Goldwater Honors Ashurst And Founders Day Oration

The text recalls Senator Henry Fountain Ashurst as a celebrated orator, praising his love for country and state. It frames Ashurst as a guiding influence and presents excerpts from Goldwater’s Founders Day speech at the University of Arizona, emphasizing resilience, liberty, and America as a leading power.

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Fragmented Local Letter on Washington Debates and Rural Tales

A reader letter laments renewed Civil War talk between Yankee and Confederate Senators in Washington. It jokes about southern culture, political talk, and a remark about Silent Cal, then ends with a rural anecdote about a man and his wife at a country store dejar.

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Senate Tensions and Liz Taylor Gossip Split by Drought Talk

In a light community note, locals joke about Senate fevers and a fiery Liz Taylor topic while bungling discourse and preacher visits. Amid drought cut crops, farmers eye politics and candidates fill the county scene with few clear issues.

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