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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1966
Page
16
An Oakland Negro attorney, Donald Warden, founder and national chairman of the Afro-American Association, proposes a new approach to civil rights aiming to appeal to both liberal and conservative factions and counter the current trend of demands, disarray, and dependency.
The Afro-American Association proposes a positive Dignity Movement emphasizing achievement, education, enterprise, and spiritual stability to uplift the Negro community. The plan contrasts negative leadership and aims to reduce racial tensions through cultural pride and self help. Warden, named 1965 outstanding Californian, speaks at Fremont Elks Club on Wednesday.
Sen Joseph Clark mocks Defense Sec Mc Namara as a master of verbosity while a former adviser hints at Kwame Nkrumah’s fortune. LBJ shifts foreign policy to State Department and Dean Rusk, amid debates over Pedernales Territory. An accidental atom bomb drop, radiological spill, and tomato crop impact provoke national unease. A top cancer fighter calls the anti smoking push a flop as conservationists press for more Redwood Park land in California.
Directory note lists Rep George P Miller and Rep W Donlan Edwards, and Senators Thomas H Kuchel George Murphy with offices in Washington. No events or actions described.
Morri e Rus kins writes a humorous appeal asking radio famed Mr Anthony to solve personal woes. He bemoans his manic depressive wife’s spring cleaning chaos cluttering his Hamlet and Hoover shelves, while railing at liberal establishments and media influence in 1930s America.
In Hayward and Newark, repeated near misses mark council races as Julie Bras and Jim Balentine contend with incumbents Vern Blichfeldt, George Oakes, Dean Campbell, and Leonard Whitbeck. The article surveys mayoral implications, assembly backing for Dr. March Fong and allies, and the pattern of unified votes amid local political maneuvering.
Fremont attorney Roy Pucci yearns to succeed retiring Municipal Judge Quaresma as Dun declines race. Rival attorney Gene Rhodes does not run. partner Jim Perley enters. Pucci cites leadership in the Southern Alameda County Bar Association, but prospects depend on campaign dynamics and local bar loyalties in Fremont Union City and Newark.
United Press International notes mark impeachments, bank holidays, Soviet treason trials, and a 1962 foreign aid bill. It recalls President Johnson's Senate proceedings in 1868, the May 26 acquittal, the 1933 bank openings after Roosevelt's bank holiday, Stalinist purges in 1938, and Paine's warning about government.
In a light Senate roundup, Sen Russell Long joked about telegrams to colleagues urging speeches on the military appropriations bill. A Milwaukee figure claims Lovell would have earned $571,000 at 10 cents a mile for space time. A gag says Humphrey and Kennedy would share a direct line called The Cold Line. An FBI blurb notes a Georgia boy may become an inventor, but a windshield water bottle stash ends in a bourbon dash.
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