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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1964
Page
5
An editorial argues wrong way driving is not confined to a single stretch and cites a Beuer Roads forum proposal for broader research. It notes states trialing larger signs and Maine expressing approaches, with California considering LI 5 30 improvements and U S 50 having well researched danger potential.
The item notes Vauxhall will ship 4,000 truck and bus chassis worth 2.8 million dollars to Indonesia amid strained ties as Britain and the United States face friction with Cuba and shifts in diplomatic posture. It references recent British actions and the potential impact on Cuba's economy, highlighting contentious relations and American reactions.
A collection of satirical and opinion line items references Senator Goldwater ahead of rival Robert F. Lee, debates over nominations and wealth fears in Johnson administrations, European reactions, and the GOP's evolving kingmaking dynamics. The piece mixes humor with political jabs on Wallace, Scranton, Hatfield, and modern party infighting.
An IDA study argues the United States should not set defense policy on a sovereign basis and should seek advance clarification through meetings with Communist experts. The piece catalogues involvement of IDA and Pugwash participants in shaping U.S. postures, disarmament theories, and nuclear policy debates amid Soviet ties.
A country store talker jokes about retirement and doing nothing. Ed Doolittle cites a piece about Congressman Huckley and political aides on the payroll, noting many work back home and fence duties, suggesting opposition to Buckley in New York's Bronx.
Grace Lutheran and Grace Church pastors commend The Daily Review for its Saturday church section and helpful coverage of Hayward religious life. The editor notes letters will be edited. readers urged to send concise submissions. Robert M. Pickens of Livermore adds thoughts on leadership and national destiny.
Miriam Bertelson of Castro Valley argues that assigning costs for others' losses, such as books, trains students to accept minimal effort and fuels socialistic dependence. She questions classroom practices that blame the group for individual mistakes and urges personal accountability despite collective consequences.
In a message from the San Leandro High School P T A executive board Mrs Leona Ward and the sports department are thanked for courtesy and cooperation through Looking Forward. The year funded two scholarships and contributed to student welfare dental fund the school newspaper and counseling fund. Mrs Vernon Larson signs as publicity chair for the coming year.
The piece argues the Republican front should favor a strong leader who acts alone, makes firm decisions, and speaks with conviction. It contrasts this “leader type” with a weak, indecisive figure who relies on others and cannot decide, urging voters to seek resolve in the coming presidential campaign.
A California State Chamber of Commerce report led by Dr. George Alcorn argues no current or near term mechanical harvesters exist for key crops including strawberries lemons asparagus oranges and celery. It warns that without bracero labor or imported American workers the state faces reduced yields higher welfare costs and economic damage to agriculture and the broader economy.
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