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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1960
Page
7
Editorial discusses defense beyond hot war, warning against propaganda and civilian violence. It argues counterpropaganda is needed to expose communist manipulation, urges unity against aggression, and critiques American education, media independence, and the role of editors in shaping public opinion.
Preliminary census figures highlight California's growth and the coming decade will intensify the push for higher admission standards. University and college leaders warn that junior colleges will tighten acceptance, narrowing prerequisites as enrollments rise and curriculum shifts reduce emphasis on traditional subjects.
A reader asks about carrying a gun in a car glove compartment and the dangers of copying sensational reports. The Skeptic replies that guns belong out of sight, and roving drivers should avoid handling firearms in transit and that guiding moral instruction should curb such plans.
Readers respond to the primary election showing apathy and civic duty neglect. Ed letter writers Marilyn L Desmond and Elyn K Price urge learning democracy and voting in November, noting lack of awareness and excuses from citizens.
A historical analysis traces a postwar revolution in American coal, contrasting British nationalization with U S production gains. It notes productivity rising about 15 percent in ten years, job shifts to higher pay, and new uses for coal such as electrical power, microwave processing, and highway binding. The piece credits cooperation among labor, operators, rail and shipping facilities, and buyers like utilities and the Atomic Energy Commission for reviving demand and diversifying applications.
Donna Kerwin of Fremont urges residents to oppose the proposed 46 cent per 1x tax increase for city improvements including a civic center and parks. She questions the city manager and Reese administration, calling for citizen protest and a June 21 special session to prevent perceived corruption and abuse of power.
A 2 foot vertical pole stands at one corner of an equilateral triangle field. A 75 foot rope reaches from the pole top to the other two corners, allowing calculation of the field area by geometry. The puzzle hints at steps involving squares and an altitude derived from the triangle.
A reflective piece argues modern hospital births may disrupt early mother child bonding. It notes antiseptic care and hospital births rose in the last decades, questions sterile wards, and favors roaming infant care. It links early separation to later neuroses and somatic issues, urging more love and closer mother infant contact.
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