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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1962
Page
6
Editorial notes a teenage Hayward High School editor asking what the Pledge of Allegiance means after the Supreme Court ruling on school prayer. It urges parents teachers government and business leaders to demonstrate by word and deed the pledge’s meaning to American youth.
Construction equipment hums back to life on Southern Alameda County projects after a two month Tung strike shutdown. Jark son Street and state college work restart, easing potential delays to Hayward High School and related housing needs for students this fall.
Washington dispatch notes cautious Democratic leaders warn that a defeat of the farm bill has made them wary of the trade bill. They expect a straight vote may pass the broad tariff liberalization but fear the clause aiding workers and industries displaced by tariff changes could be dropped.
A stream of Republican confidence contrasts with Democratic criticism of the White House and Congress. Minority Leader Halleck tightens control amid defections, while Democrats lament White House Capitol Hill rifts and question economic policy and foreign aid. House leadership unity appears strong with key figures coordinating on budget and policy.
Readers discuss festival coverage by The Daily Review applauding its role in Hay ward Festival of Arts, a steel mill defense letter from Union City, and a patriotic appeal urging Flag Day observance and study of the Declaration of Independence.
Alaska covers 538400 square miles and has a population of 226913 the smallest among U S states. Rhode Island spans 1214 square miles with an unspecified population in the fragment while a note mentions a value of 41952 in a separate figure.
Dr Russell Kirk 1 argues that walking thirty miles in a day is not extraordinary. He recalls his own feats of thirty to forty miles and mentions Jules from Edinburgh to London. He criticizes vanity in walking feats and urges walking for pleasure and instruction, noting the churches and ponds seen along the way.
A first person reminiscence traces a jet fighter flight above the Great Salt Lake Desert and Nevada wastes. The narrator recalls wartime service spraying chemical agents, ancient travel by foot, and a dreamlike contrast between high air speed and a fading earth.
In Washington DC the Utah Senate issue centers on Socialism and President Kennedy's welfare push. Senator Wallace Bennett opposes most of the program. Congressman David King backs most of the President's plans. Bennett warns against fighting reform, while King argues the President needs support in the Senate to advance programs and address unresolved societal problems.
The piece surveys Utah figures Senator Bennett and Congressman King as they spar over liberalism and socialism. It notes party conventions, voting ratings, and past encounters, including a 196 couple years back meeting in Murray City. The piece highlights tensions with Democrats and warnings from former secretary Benson about socialism.
Senator Barry Goldwater argues that communist threat drives rising conservatism in America. He links opposition to communism with Washington, Jefferson and Burke, urging defense of religious heritage, moral order, and constitutional liberty to maintain freedom against totalitarianism. He warns liberals and conservatives alike must uphold conservative action to preserve civilization.
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