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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1966
Page
8
The guest editorial urges rapid action to preserve remaining virgin redwood forests. It notes federal inaction since 1879 and highlights Humboldt County along Redwood Creek as a potential national park site to protect the species range from sea level to 2000 feet.
A local editorial urges continued public support for police amid rising crime fears. It argues criminals face responsibility, condemns “police brutality” charges, and calls for backing law enforcement to protect society.
The notice lists Rep. W. Donlan Edwards and Rep. George P. Miller with their Washington offices in the House Office Building and Senate figures Sen. Thomas H. Kuchel and Sen. George Murphy with Senate offices in Washington D. C. The names indicate leadership contacts for residing representatives and senators in the federal legislature.
An essay warns that Webster Groves reflects a smug, parochial suburb with suppressed youth. It critiques strict parental controls, limited intellectual ferment, and a dull police scene, urging readers to pressure lawmakers and question the American Dream.
This day sketches key events: 1936 Nazis invade the Rhineland violating Versailles. 1945 US 1st Army breaches the Rhine at Remagen near Cologne. 1965 Alabama police unleash gas and batons on a civil rights march in Selma wounding forty. Daniel Webster on liberty and restraint.
UN Secretary General Thant urges U.S. recognition of the Viet Cong as troops operate in Vietnam. A federal court declares Texas poll tax illegal. LBJ names a new head of the Federal Power Commission. Jobless rate hits nine year low with Wirtz predicting further drops this year. The president faces hawks and doves, and concerns over paying White House light bills.
Barry Goldwater attacks U S foreign aid as failing to win friends. He cites Humphrey trip to Far East with promises of loans in Thailand Pakistan and India. He argues such gestures threaten U S prestige and provoke congressional anger and diplomacy concerns.
A reader criticizes California leadership under Governor Pat Brown, accusing his administration of mangled priorities and poor governance. The writer, a registered Democrat, laments political mudslinging and flaws in welfare, taxes, unemployment, and debt, urging support for any candidate but Brown. The piece notes the column’s policy on letters and editing.
A Palma Ceia Elementary parent praises a newspaper letter printed Feb 27 advocating public opinion and questions Hayward Unified School District lunch policy. The reader challenges the principal's judgment of students as irresponsible or deserving and asks if a one third quart milk portion suffices for meals.
A devotional prayer asks heavenly guidance to silence worldly noise and seek stillness with God. It requests present mercy, forgiveness, Holy Spirit guidance, peace, and a desire to live rightly.
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