World Less Dangerous Said Yet News Darkens View
President Johnson after private talks with Soviet Premier Kosygin spoke of a world “a little less dangerous” but the record shows little changed. Kosygin warned Israel and demanded troop withdrawals, while urging bombing halt in Vietnam. He then flew to Cuba to meet Castro as tensions and dangers persist.
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Democrats urged to back tax plan to pass budget
Editorial urges California Democrats led by Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh to approve a tax program to complete the budget by Friday midnight. It criticizes opponents of Governor Reagan's tax and spending plan while predicting future critic from party leaders as spending is trimmed.
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Assembly
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Reagan
No Thaw In Cold War By Lukewarm Glassboro Summit
James J. Kilpatrick argues the Glassboro summit shows no real thaw between the United States and Soviet Union. He notes cautious talks on Vietnam and the Middle East, a hostile ideological tone in Moscow, and warns that true peace remains distant as both sides view each other as enemies.
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Middle East
Casius Clay stands firm on Army stance amid pursuasion claim
A scrambled report notes Cassius Clay refusing to join the Army despite pressure from African American athletes. It hints at public doubt about his stance and mentions unrelated notes on a sailor named Six Frangie Chichester, hospitalized days after a solo 20 000 mile voyage.
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Frangie Chichester
A Prayer For Today Prayer Scripturally Guided Meditation
Creator of mountains and seas thanks for life's varied experiences. Awake us to beauty and ruth in nature and man. Enable us to respond in different ways to the marvels of Thy universe. Even in the valley of the shadow hear Thine invitation to emerge strengthened by Jesus Christ, our Lord. Amen.
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OPN ALEAAKOS A Story Of Success In New Economics Style
Peter Cosmo owns 84 acres and a prosperous farm. His son advocates modern agricultural methods and high finance. They adopt new equipment and loans, but a drought follows, leading to bankruptcy and strained relations as the old man reflects on their failed modernization.
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Peter Cosmo
Peter
Bat
Wally
Yale
People Speak letter defends Cal State art exhibit
A reader letter defends a Cal State student art show against charges of obscenity by Rev. Graham Lesser and editors. The writer argues art reflects society and cites Saint Paul to oppose censorship, urging focus on broader societal issues and inviting further letters.
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Graham Lesser
Hayward Area Homeowners Association forms city council
The newly formed Council of Hayward Area Homeowners Associations seeks to promote resident welfare in Hayward. It aims to obtain supportive legislation and zoning rulings, oppose detrimental policies, and raise civic duty awareness while remaining politically nonpartisan.
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PTA Thanks Daily Review for Local Support
The Pareit- Teacher Association extends gratitude to The Daily Review for printing news about PTA activities in Hayward Unified School District. The council thanks Chuck Peterson for his time and effort and appreciates ongoing public consideration of council programs.
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This Day In Review Highlights Historic Deaths and Events
This Day In Review mentions Henry Clay’s death in Washington in 1862, the 1346 mass arrest of Jews in Palestine, the 1961 US orbital triple satellite launch, and the 1984 defection of Fidel Castro’s sister to Mexico City. A thought from Sir Isaac Walton closes the note.
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Mexico City
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