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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1964
Page
8
Editorial argues the Supreme Court is nearing total control over legislative power, claiming five justices could rework representation, diminish checks and balances, and threaten elected legislatures. It warns that unelected judicial rulers would erode self-government and urges public action to stop this trend.
Professor Arthur Trace argues Soviet schools teach stronger patriotism than U S public schools. He laments a decline in American patriotic study since WWI and WWII, urging lively biographies, imaginative literature, and impartial study of institutions to restore American national identity without dogmatic ideology.
Holmes Alexander recalls the June vote to gag Senate debate on Civil Rights. Senator Humphrey cheered, whileDirksen and Goldwater shaped the outcome. The piece frames the end of parliamentary privacy defense and signals ongoing federal action. It cites Ervin and compares tyranny to Prohibition, warning of widening racial tensions.
A Bay Area reader criticizes The Daily Review for Beatles coverage, urging more frequent articles and correct name spelling. The letter notes Ringo Starr’s San Francisco appearance and defends the group’s talent amid claimed editorial pressure on trustees and staff.
Editor notes Robbie Kennedy comments on Governor Brown's qualifications to run as the second in line to Lyndon Johnson. The piece speculates that if Brown runs, Barry Goldwater could have an easier path to winning California in the presidential race.
The Fremont Japanese American Citizens League endorses the Rumford Fair Housing Act and the Unruh Act, opposing a California Real Estate Association sponsored constitutional amendment. They warn democracy fails if rights for some are abridged and urge continued enforcement of fair housing laws. Frank Nakasaki, President.
Mrs Rean Unleman contests a recall of Castro Valley School trustees. The Castro Valley Parents Association meeting on Friday June 3 condemned the board for ruling with an iron fist and warned the district will lose qualified teachers if this defiance continues. The superintendent is described as a rubber stamp and approved the principal rehiring.
A reader argues Goldwater should not change his stance to gain votes. The writer praises integrity but notes voters in Knowland's county rejected him, urging Goldwater to stand firm or risk losing credibility. The piece ends with the question of where Goldwater will finally stand.
A brief notice lists congressional offices for Rep W Donlan Edwards Rep George P AAllfer and Sen Thomas H Kuchel with Senate and House office buildings in Washington D C and nearby offices in the Senate.
Members of the JFK assassination special commission seek Marina Oswald's recall for further questioning due to gaps in her testimony. They cite her disclosures about meetings and weapon ownership, plus unclear details on Oswald's Russia years and pre Dallas trip to Mexico, while pressuring congressional duties and civil rights debates.
In a reflective column David Keniston notes the mainstream Republicans face internal debates and market uncertainty. He references California strategy by Pierre Salinger to recruit GOP voters against ex-actor George Murphy amid media fatigue.
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