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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1960
Page
8
A 1950s style editorial argues defense extends to cold war fighting social subversion and propaganda. It urges counterpropaganda to reveal truth and justice, questions radio jamming, and warns on democracy under siege with student indoctrination and press polarization while urging unity against Communism.
Preliminary census figures show California’s growth, with educators warning of crowded classrooms and a shift toward stricter college prep. President Heilbron cites rising enrollments and tighter entrance standards at public colleges, while debate grows over elective cuts and emphasis on core subjects.
A reader asks if it is legal to carry a gun in a glove compartment and if a boyfriend should bring a pistol on dates. The Skeptic column weighs legality, safety, and social norms amid mixed advice from readers about underage driving and relationship troubles.
Letters to the editor from Castro Valley criticize voter apathy during the primary, urging citizens to learn democracy, vote intelligently, and shame those who stay home. Names Marilyn L. Desaiomid and Evelyn K. Price appear as contributors. notices specify letters must include name or address and be under 350 words.
A lengthy analysis contrasts British coal struggles with postwar American gains. It notes Britain facing surpluses and nationalization talk, while the United States shifts from war demand to productivity gains. It highlights higher wages, redefined coal use, rising US productivity, and a cooperative industry effort among owners, unions, and rail lines driving new coal applications and innovation.
Donna Kerwin criticizes Fremont City Manager and Council for pushing a 40 cent tax increase to fund civic improvements despite voter opposition. She questions leadership, urges residents to protest at the June 21 special session, and warns of government overreach and potential corruption.
A vertical d foot pole sits at a corner of a field described as an equilateral Wringle. A rope reaches to the top from the pole to the far corners. The area calculation yields 24618 square feet, with steps involving subtracting 75 squared, taking square roots, halving, squaring, subtracting from 5000, taking another square root, and multiplying by 35.25 to determine the height and area context.
The author argues hospital births and sterile nurseries may contribute to modern neuroses. He cites rooming-in as closer to home care, notes possible allergy and gastric issues in bottle fed babies, and defends natural mothering against hospital reluctance to support it. He links early separation to later personality problems and emotional fragility.
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