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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1959
Page
9
An editorial attacks government wheat storage policy and subsidies. It notes acres planted and rising yields with modern farming, but argues a glut and $3.5 billion tied up in wheat by 1960, plus $1 billion yearly storage costs, waste taxpayer money and politicized bureaucracy.
A columnist argues against a provocative reprisal plan over Berlin. The piece warns that trading Berlin threats for action elsewhere would weaken the United States, invite Russian pressure, and risk losing the Cold War by retreating from the core issue. It emphasizes standing firm on Berlin without equivocation.
A page one feature in the Oakland press reports a restudy of a state college site in Pleasanton. The same paper ran a back page editorial criticizing South County influence and urging acceptance of the college site, framing the paper as unsupportive of regional growth. The clash reflects broader tensions between Pleasanton and Oakland over regional development.
NATO planners propose a blockade of Albania through the Strait of Otranto to choke sea food imports if access to West Berlin is blocked again. The plan targets Albania with borders near Yugoslavia and Greece, risking Soviet airlift routes and facing uncertain consent from Yugoslavia and Greece. Prime Minister Krushchev’s latest moves are under consideration, with no final decision yet.
The report links a suspected Albanian strategic move to a Western blockade threat against the Strait of Otranto. It notes Yugoslav and Russian actions, cites U S aid to Spain surpassing 11 billion dollars since 1951, and quotes officials denying Franco regime weakness while portraying a rising communist air and naval threat in Asia Pacific and a Nixon stance against fair trade legislation.
Dear Ann Landers counsels a wife distressed by her husband’s no trump bidding and a fiery reaction after a bad bid. The column advises refusing to play with him and channeling aggression into other outlets, plus guidance for family-influenced parenting issues and seeking Ann Landers’ booklet on teen behavior.
The western tanager differs from the scarlet tanager mainly by a bright yellow body with red head and rear. They migrate together but are not highly gregarious. They feed on insects and fruits, sometimes causing orchard damage. Nests are simple shale bowls, eggs two to five, bluish to white. The male often aids minimally in feeding.
An irregularly shaped field is bounded by four straight sides with opposite sides 178 and 184 feet long, 145 feet apart. The correct area is 245 square feet. The method involves multiplying the sum of 173 and 184 by 143, then dividing by two.
Scientist Albert Einstein ignored clothes and appearance while traveling to lecture. His wife opened a packed suitcase, found spotless clothes neatly arranged, and suspected infidelity. He confessed his busyness kept him from unpacking, ending with a humorous confirmation of his focus on work.
John E Humbert, former captain, writes that the Castro Valley Fire Protection District dismissed three firefighters in a secret private hearing. He alleges vague charges, lack of civil service status, no retirement, and calls for public protection of the remaining staff while urging reader input after years of service.
The St Leander’s Catholic Church Festival Committee of San Leandro expresses sincere appreciation for publicity space in news articles and fire coverage that aided the annual festival. The pastor Rev Philip J. Ryan and the publicity director Mrs Marge Nahm credit staff and Mrs Virgin in Ringwood for making the drive a financial and social success two years running.
STRICTLY PERSONAL examines claims about Shakespeare authorship. Sydney J. Harris praises R C Churchill’s Shakespeare and His Betters while noting lingering doubts about the Stratford man and referencing Shakespeare Identified by Looney as a provocative earlier work.
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