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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1966
Page
8
Guest editorial hails Chester W. Nimitz for guiding the war fleet and shaping seapower. It argues the nation should honor him by naming the next nuclear aircraft carrier USS Nimitz, a symbol of strength and peace. The piece lauds his patriotism, leadership, and belief that seapower is America's heritage.
In a sensational trial, Mr. adult material is found not guilty as prosecutors decry censorship. A lurid aftermath blooms with a headline about a sex crime against an 11 year old, linking John Slime to the incident and implicating Mr. Pornography in the scandal. Amn Donati hosts a late night radio debate on KEEN-FM.
A New York Stock Exchange leader warns of resignation amid Mayor Lindsay pushing higher stock transfer taxes. The scene hints at political maneuvering around ailing ticket politics. Ev Dirksen leads the Marine Corps band at Lyndon Johnson’s party for Congress, pleasing the GOP. Americans spend over 48 billion dollars annually on health, signaling economic impact.
The People Speak letter argues that anti pollution action is stalled by endless reports. It urges immediate measures like electrifying urban transport and restricting diesel trucks. Citing Detroit and Steinmetz, it envisions quieter streets, fewer fumes, and livable cities. ERNST BACON, Professor Emeritus, Syracuse University, Berkeley.
A Hayward resident laments a narrow no sidewals street at 8 Street, noting FEMA cannot appraise their home due to rundown conditions and public street status. The writer demands sidewalk installation over downtown beautification, stressing residents' safety and basic street needs.
Reader praises meat articles and recalls fifty years of marriage last December. Expresses surprise at reading government grades for meat for the first time and thanks Mrs. Foss, president of the Hill and Valley Club, for the coverage.
This calendar item notes Eli Whitney received a patent for the cotton gin in 1794 and lists other events including Harding filing an income tax in 1923, Congress approving 3.2 beer in 1933, and Jack Ruby’s 1964 conviction with ongoing appeals. A thought quotes Einstein on power and war.
The British decision to buy the U S TFX F-111 jet triggers a political scandal. Critics say ministers resignations reflect power politics, with McNamara driving the plan and defense policy hinged on domestic politics rather than military needs. Alternatives include a French aircraft or NATO options as Britain trims global duties.
The column criticizes Senator J William Fulbright for his China policy views and past positions. It argues his Senate speeches miscast U S actions, urges labeling his remarks, and contrasts rhetoric with historical context including Vietnam Dominican Republic and Red China debates.
A devotional text asking for divine favor on the aged and weary. It seeks inner peace serenity and forgiveness, praying for a tranquil sense of release from grievances and a daybreak when shadows flee. The passage ends with a reverent Amen.
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