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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1963
Page
9
Editorial questions Governor Brown's advisory housing commission and Gary Volk argues five proposals are socialistic and dangerous. He warns government housing plans threaten private enterprise and warn against labeling slums as substandard. He notes California growth will require housing but urges minimal interference.
The speaker argues two pivotal moments to oust Castro were Bay of Pigs and the Blockade, warning that hesitation and talk past opportunities allowed the regime to strengthen. Comparing Cuba to Suez and Eisenhower Eden talks, the piece contends decisive action is essential and the American approach has faltered, jeopardizing the Western Hemisphere.
The passage critiques religious substitutes and sexual frustration fueling extremism, noting that authentic feeling is rarer than assumed. It discusses the motivators of invention and social progress, warns against impulses leading to murder, and cites James and Bacon on knowledge, power, and justice within human nature.
Henry J. Taylor outlines a coal industry backlash in West Virginia as John Kennedy campaigns for the presidency. United Mine Workers and coal producers oppose the administration’s New Frontier oil policy, arguing imports of foreign waste oil hurt domestic coal jobs and prices. Pentagon-style rhetoric, economic arguments, and regional political tensions underscore the clash over energy policy and employment.
Dr Russell Kirk recalls poet Carlos Obregon who died weeks ago in Mallorca from electric shock treatment. Obregon believed he faced the Devil, blessing people with a wooden hand and sparring with evil at parties and on stairs. His struggle, likened to Don Quixote, made him a humane fighter against darkness.
Senator Barry Goldwater argues for a two year tax credit to aid education. He notes past federal aid failures, cites church state issues, and says a $100 credit against federal taxes would boost savings on school taxes beyond existing deductions. He frames this as empowering taxpayers rather than expanding Washington funding.
A letter to the editor from Good Mayor Exciitor expresses approval of Castro and rejects the notion that Mr. Dukes as mayor would harm the city. The writer asserts confidence Dukes will be a respected mayor, despite a misgiving about payor implications.
City Councilman Pap questions whether a new coliseum complex on Oakland’s outskirts would disadvantage Hayward. He wonders if Wayward would attract more visitors and spending for judging loot and entertainment before and after events held there.
The memo argues Republicans should not nominate a Democrat copy and predicts Goldwater will win. It asserts Democrats outnumber Republicans, doubts Rockefeller stance, and claims Goldwater's conservatism appeals to Americans seeking independence, anti-communism, and a constitutional republic. It imagines pulling moderate Democrats to Nixon?
A reader letter critiques wages and living costs in the state, noting that many cannot earn enough to stay and urging improved public services. The writer questions entertainment spending tied to local facilities and asks reporter Mr Pappas about personal spending on entertainment.
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