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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1963
Page
7
Editorial urges voters to approve a 17.2 million bond for a permanent campus for Chabal College. It notes past defeat due to planning gaps and costs, and commends trustees for refining a district aligned program with taxpayer limits, urging support on April 16.
Dr Russell Kirk argues teachers deserve freedom of discussion and fair treatment. He recalls letters from readers praising his critique of recruiting and recounts a Detroit high school where a proposed weekly faculty discussion was quashed by administrators to avoid criticism of authority.
A reflective column critiques vanity bigotry and social myths. It quips that lighting up a mirror reveals reality beyond self image and mocks ideas about charm, honesty, and televised culture while noting everyday civility and workplace pay tensions.
The piece discusses allegations and defenses involving Congressman Powell and Senator Williams. It cites Williams denouncing political use of the court ruling on school integration, recounts travel and expense details for Senator Russell and others, and contrasts frugality with alleged excesses in political fundraising and travel.
A reader complains of reduced income after injury and surgery, unable to keep $100 monthly child support, while ex-wife and new family receive support. He seeks legal aid or relief, notes district attorney resistance, and asks for public suggestions. He urges other affected men to write letters, with names and addresses required.
Editor argues that today’s Americans are victims of a vast propaganda campaign under the guise of patriotism. He warns against hard liners who push for conflict with Russia, saying coexistence is possible and that war would cost freedoms and lives. He urges thoughtful, resisting action.
In a public note editor W Crandall Haywart argues against banning the Lord’s Prayer from classrooms and calls for letters to TV and radio stations protesting Easter season hymn singing. He urges consistency with centuries of reverence for the prayer.
Elated readers cheer Councilman Sp. Pappas for his bold stance against a tense county proposal. Mrs Elma Swenson of Hayward signs off praising his courage amid pressure from powerful county figures.
The East Bay Regional Parks outline tax and revenue considerations to maintain and develop Don Castro and Cull Canyon parks. Don Castro dam completion in 1963-64 aims for spring 1965 operation, while Cull Canyon is open for limited summer use. A Lake Chabot Lafayette Reservoir plan estimates a 3 swimming pool project at 1800000 with bathhouse facilities. Mrs Keller urged caution on pool sizing versus anticipated crowd.
An editor discusses Lincoln's doctrine that all men are created equal while noting disagreements over the meaning of freedom. The piece mentions a famous man born free and others who paid for or received freedom, then questions when universal liberty might arrive and the role of national power.
The letter argues the public opposition to the Stivers Lagoon site in Fremont and accuses the city council of ignoring referendums and petitions. It defends the American system where government authority derives from the governed and urges honoring voters' wishes through lawful measures.
A Bay Area newspaper prints a letter from a Northern California Nevada Council of Churches executive arguing readers should scrutinize Soviet delegates beyond church figures. The missive cites past Soviet officials and dancers, urging broader attention to all delegations amid calls about disarmament and Western policy.
A juvenile court judge urges teens to act responsibly not for entertainment centers but to serve others. The clipping from Edward H. Anderson of Fremont argues youth should take on duties such as helping the needy, studying, and caring for home and community, to avoid war and poverty.
The report notes Br. Carl Meintire of the 20th Century Reformation Hour and Christian Beacon as guest speaker at a March 5 rally at the Oakland Auditorium. The event highlighted efforts against communism in local communities and states.
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