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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1959
Page
8
Editorial excerpts discuss the Russians as patient strategists who avoid large risks, seek territorial influence, and prefer long-term pressure over decisive wars. Quoted figures include Mannerheim, Dulles, and Dan Beebe, noting Western impatience and the need for a firm, uncompromising stance.
Senator Fulbright as Senate Foreign Relations chair criticizes President Eisenhower for tying a Geneva summit to ministers’ progress. He argues not to attend a summit solely to respond to Khrushchev’s threats and warns against yielding to puppet diplomacy. He presses for thoughtful, substantive steps before any meeting.
Democratic Chairman Pi Butler plans a four day gathering September 13 19 to debate convention issues including a loyalty committee to judge southern delegates. Ziffren backs changes replacing Rayburn and McCormack with younger liberals while targeting Alabama Arkansas Georgia Louisiana and Mississippi for loyalty rules. Truman Symington and Humphrey play behind the scenes to shape 1960 slate with Tawes as favorite son potential and Johnson gains after Kentucky loss.
In a letter column, a couple asks whether to keep caring for a homeless child after taunts about the stepfather’s criminal past. Ann discourages separation, urging open dialogue about the past and stability, while advising realism about stigma and risk. A second reader vents about Mother’s Day gifts, then a third asks how to fund a September wedding amid debts, with Ann advising the bride’s family bears wedding costs in American tradition.
A 1958 Olga Burns feature explains gophers as vegetarians with fierce digging skill. They tunnel 200 to 300 feet nightly, plug holes to deter predators, and store food in underground rooms. They mate briefly, rarely see fathers, and lead solitary, characterful existences year round.
A humorous quip about aging features Elin Tool who nears eighty one and notes he can be lively only for an hour a day. The piece also recalls George M. Cohan transitioning to legitimate theater after vaudeville and opening with mixed reviews.
Lew M. Warden Jr answers June board controversy over Paul Rhodes and a $200000 loan plan. He cites legislation by Assemblyman Carlos Bee as defective and defends the hospital audit showing cash needs were overstated. Warden asserts Rhodes sought a large loan under false urgency, while Massman’s report and audit suggest the extra borrowing was unnecessary. He notes the editorial letters policy and signatures guidelines.
This piece argues that schools cannot shape a child’s character or guarantee success, and that parental responsibility shapes outcomes. It urges families to focus on home climate and emotional needs over PTA activism or chasing superior schools, noting better outcomes come from better parents, not better schools.
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