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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1959

Page

7

Editorials Delay Last Year In A Hurry Now

Editorial argues Senator Engle delays action on Trinity power, blocking votes to push federal development. It cites $2.5 million to begin work, 60 million capital costs, and Sacramento benefit at half price while Central Valley farmers cover the rest, alleging shady motives. Dare Beebe notes House committee rejected Trinity power funds amid dilatory tactics.

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Russians Should Be Scared Too

Dan Beebe argues that U S opposition to Russia is tested by hearings on nuclear strategy and Western dependence on nuclear weapons He criticizes Congress for undermining courage and mocks subcommittee leader Chet Holifield urging a tour of Russia to expose war horrors. He cites Hungary’s courage against Soviet rule and calls for stronger deterrence policies.

United States Congressional Russia Hungary Congress Chet Holifield

Life Sentences Hoping for Parole in Four Rape Cases

A Dag Beebe report notes four white men convicted of raping a Black girl seven times in Tallahassee face life terms but may win parole within five years due to reforms. Movida law permits probation after six months, and good behavior could shorten prison time for violent offenders.

Tallahassee Dag Beebe

One Eighth of Americans Own Stocks Now

New study by the New York Stock Exchange shows 12.5 million adults hold shares, a 45 percent rise in three years. Housewives are the largest group, about four million, with women outnumbering men 52.5 to 47.5 percent. Average stockholders are about 49, with $7,000 household income, and most have savings, insurance, or pensions.

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Dear Ann Landers column addresses family and social issues

A 15 year old girl seeks advice after her father mourns his wife, causing friction over music and memory. Ann Landers notes the father’s heartbreak and suggests adult guidance. The letter also covers a bridge club member facing expulsion over a worm in salad and a couple sharing a house with two grown daughters.

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California Labor Reform Battle Deepens In Assembly

California's final week of the legislative session saw a fierce clash over union reform. Governor Brown's administration pushed a broad labor reform package while teamsters and the State Federation of Labor maneuvered to shape the bills. Amendments sought by William Munnell and teamster allies watered down key provisions, provoking sharp accusations and a party-line defeat in the Assembly as Haggerty denounced the process amid accusations of democracy in action.

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Opinions From Readers Whatre Yours

Readers debate Assemblyman Carlos Bee and Hayward college site. Rita Dison of Hayward commends Bee while critiquing local coverage and a separate Casto Valley Fire Department controversy, urging transparency and due process amid firings and salary questions.

Maturity shifts as children chase distant dreams

In thisStrictly Personal column Sydney J Marris reflects on how modern life accelerates youth. Children face widespread media exposure and early dating, while the gap between childhood and adulthood narrows due to television and consumer culture. The author notes growing expectations and dissatisfaction with a child’s life.

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