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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1962
Page
5
Differences between Richard Nixon and Joe Shell emerge as a major campaign theme. The piece argues Democrats will allege a deal and emphasize strategy to shift voter attention. It notes Shell and Nixon reached common ground, suggesting a possible compromise without abandoning principles, and urges voters to compare bipartisan cooperation within both parties.
South Alameda County gains its first representative on the East Bay Regional Parks District board marking a milestone for regional parks and recreation. George Roeding of Tremont is named to fill a vacancy, becoming the first South County member and bringing a strong local perspective to district governance.
Holmes Alexander argues John Kennedy faces tough lessons from a changing era. He predicts a potential end to the New Deal order as the nation grows nationalist, UN influence wanes, and Labor power declines. The piece critiques Kennedy’s pragmatism and calls for confronting Stevenson and broader Democratic-Labor shifts.
Ned Riddle’s piece surveys wage guidelines and labor inflation rhetoric. It critiques labor leaders as inflationists while praising corporate governance shifts toward professional managers and broad ownership, ending with a provocative jab at President Kennedy’s wisdom.
Editor Shall felness to the parents of Northridge Elementary School children who were involved in the meeting Wednesday, June 7. Our letter argues the protest covered more than the transfer of two teachers. The district’s plan to name Northridge the sole school with a teaching principal for the coming year sparked concern about workload and educational quality.
An open letter outlines parental concerns as Castro Valley schools face losing two teachers. It praises the faculty and notes a tax rate increase election mobilized parents who seek equal educational levels for their children. The piece also critiques a Maid of Castro Valley event and urges the Jaycees to select a finalist rather than hold a contest.
In a note from Roosevelt School PTA outgoing president Mrs Merle Fisner and members express gratitude to The Daily Review Knevsling Wiser Nancy Sharp and photographer Steve Rubiolo for courteous news coverage. The message references a June 13 article misprint and notes a personal anniversary and high school graduation dated 1935 clarified to 1995.
The Edwin Markham PTA board thanks the newspaper for favorable publicity during the past school year. The organization appreciates help in informing the area about youth programs and school activities. Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Thomas A. Long signs the note.
A clipped OCR fragment listsSen Thomas H Kuchel and Sen Clair Engle offices in Washington DC along with Rep George P Miller House Office Building indicating contact points for congressional offices.
In announcing a run for county supervisor District 2 the candidate thanks supporters and volunteers from the south county area who contributed to the campaign and helped secure the runoff.
The Chabot College governing board faculty administration and student body extend thanks for the Daily Review’s line coverage of their first commencement ceremonies and for cooperation throughout their first year of operation.
A Census Bureau report cited by CASPAR WEINBERGER shows California spent 4.222 billion dollars in 1961 and taxed 4.156 billion, with per person costs near 210 dollars and debt approaching 2.5 billion. The piece argues Brown's claimed balanced budget is inaccurate and calls for fiscal reforms.
Henry J Taylor recounts a tense call with adviser Arthur Schlesinger Jr criticizing capitalism and profits from writing. The exchange highlights Kennedy era ethics rules on outside income and raises questions about power and judgment at the White House.
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