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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1958
Page
6
After a nine year effort East Bay Municipal Utility District gains 325,000,000 gallons daily from Mokelumne plus 25,000,000 from local sources. Voters June 3 decide a $252,000,000 bond to fund aqueducts plants reservoirs and mains without raising taxes or water rates.
San Leandro Unified will stop funding group student accident insurance next fall while keeping public liability coverage. The move saves taxpayers 9.50 per student but shifts cost and responsibility to parents. The change reflects debate over schools handling broad welfare functions beyond academics.
Washington The Senate Rackets Committee prepares its first report with findings of violence, misuse of union funds, and collusion between management and unions. Nine conclusions blame democratic failures, trusteeship abuses, illegal activities, and infiltration by gangsters, urging federal reform.
Hundreds of species escape predators by gliding from trees using parachute like membranes. Flying squirrels in the central United States and flying dragons in tropic Asia glide from limb to limb or tree to tree, while snakes in Borneo and flying fish leap from water to ride air currents.
Ambitious Republican contenders in several states ignore Nixon warning to stop intra party fights and to focus on Democrats. Former Eisenhower aides push policies, risking primary losses as Hall in New York and Stassen in Pennsylvania face strong local opposition and potential GOP splits.
Maxwell H. Gluck, former ambassador to Ceylon, said upon arrival in Colombo he immediately met Prime Minister Bandaranaike and quickly pronounced his name, noting they became good friends since. The remark reflects cordial ties during his tenure and ongoing goodwill between the officials.
Letter from Viola A Perry in Hayward questions a city leash law adopted last year and its effects on pets and children. She urges citizens to back stronger enforcement and better laws to protect both pets and youngsters.
Civic Center land purchase proposal seeks approval to set aside 125000 from the Capital Improvement Fund. Letter writers argue tax dollars, not just property taxes, fund city needs and urge pay as you go financing over bonding. Voters weigh the city budget and debt versus cash financing.
The essay argues teachers face parent pressure to avoid strict discipline and high grades. It warns against praising pupils to win favorable opinion, noting such tactics undermine genuine learning and can secure only a temporary job. The piece critiques permissive grading and child happiness over mastery of subject matter.
A reflective piece on double standards in manners and language. It contrasts terms like discriminating and snobbish, flexible and unreliable, and defends measured responses to sensitive issues. The author questions democratic ideals and shifts in judgments about public figures and daily life.
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