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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1963
Page
6
A Richmond News-Press correspondent vents anger over a federal telegram push by Health Secretary Celebrezze urging college aid legislation. He fixates on the $3562 telegram cost, comparing it to his own tax bill and personal finances, arguing the spending wastes taxpayer money.
The article argues that US policy has shifted from relying on submerged nuclear subs to surface ships with Polaris missiles funded by European allies. It notes Kennedy’s reference to a hijacked tanker to explain spotting limits, critiques De Gaulle’s stance, and warns that arming surface ships would let adversaries track missiles. It laments loss of US leadership and questions allies' willingness to finance a larger nuclear force.
Senate Foreign Relations member Frank Lausche blasts President Kennedy and top aides for steering news on Khrushchev and Cuba. He cites missile removals in Turkey and Italy, bomber moves near the Soviet border, and Castro air power gains to argue a broader, covert disarmament trend shaping US strategy.
A skewed look at letters to the editor and anonymous threats directed at the columnist. The notes include a hostile critique of political takes and anti Semitic sentiment from readers in Memphis and other locales, revealing the volatile climate surrounding press opinion.
A backstage clash roils Washington as defense leaders vie to succeed Deputy Roswell Gilpatric. The White House palace guard backing Paul Nitze pressures Kennedy, while Secretary Vance and insiders seek to place Nitze in the No. 2 defense post amid McNamara’s expanding authority.
Readers critique Governor Brown and Kuchel over extreme rights in the Republican party and Communist elements in the Democratic party. The letter warns conservatives threaten constitutional government, while communists allegedly favor violent overthrow and harsher rule.
The piece argues that the Peace Corps mirrors Kennedy's New Frontier, praising its potential to aid underdeveloped nations and foster mutual understanding. It contends the program could replace old frontier imagery with global cooperation, calling for candid evaluation and broad support from countries ready to improve humanity.
Wyoming lawmakers pass the Kerr Mills aged care bill 39 to 16 in the House and 27 to 6 in the Senate. The measure limits aid to residents 65 and older with illness verified by a doctor, a first $100 payment, income under 1200 yearly, assets under 2500, and a home value under 4000. It would aid about 6996 of 30000 seniors, a cautious step amid welfare concerns.
The text contains multiple spelling and grammar errors including misused punctuation, miscapitalization and misordered words. The intended sentence should read To the victor belong the spoils with correct spelling and punctuation.
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