Editorial: More of the Same in Kennedy’s Central America Trip
The piece mocks Kennedy's Costa Rica conference stance as non decisive with no plans against Castro or Soviet threats. It criticizes missile withdrawals from Italy and Turkey, phasing out B47s, and shifting policy toward neutralist forces in Europe while Russia grows bolder in Cuba and even Alaska. It laments Monroe Doctrine abandonment and Skybolt removal as Western influence weakens.
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France
England
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Haze Over Cuba Urges Cuba Pullback Skepticism
Allen-Scott Haze questions the Kennedy administration on Cuba. He asserts no firm evidence of Russian combat element withdrawal, noting four mobile armored battalions and anti aircraft batteries remain. He cites arrivals of 2000 new troops on Red Blow ships and Baltimore class Baltika carrying about 500 technicians, with minimal withdrawal of equipment.
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Cuba
Red Blow
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Snoopers Destroy National Unity in McCarthy Era Debate
Morrie Ryskind argues that Congresss House Committee on Un-American Activities undermined public trust by unchecked investigations. He recalls McCarthyism, Oppenheimer, Peress, Alger Hiss, and the era's divisive inquiries while lamenting the erosion of unity and civic virtue in the United States.
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Organization of American States
Alger Hiss
Dick Nixon
Karl Mundt
Whittaker Chambers
Senate Faces Defense Contract Fight Over TREX Hane Bid
Marquis Childs notes a Senate subcommittee probes the 4.5 billion TREX Hane award to General Dynamics amid Boeing bid questions. McNamara argues single plane for Air Force and Navy guided the decision, while critics urge full disclosure and competitive bidding reforms to curb contractor influence. The piece discusses Sen. Jackson, defense industry ties, and proposals by Sen. Case for transparency and policy changes.
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Letter Box Opinions From Readers Editor Responds On Moderates In District One
Jacqueline Tardad of Oakland writes in about Usspac Weinberger and the District One race. She questions the existence of moderates campaigning in freezing conditions and asserts conservatives were out canvassing to support Don Clausen. She challenges Weinberger to name moderates and defends a strict conservative stance.
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District One
Fabian Tactics in Rome Rise After Early Punic War Defeats
The passage discusses Roman strategy under Fabius after initial defeats in the Second Punic War. It explains Fabian tactics of delaying battle, blockading, and disrupting Hannibal's forces as Rome, the stronger power, seeks to repair losses, train superior legions, and regain the initiative. Letters to the editor stress readable length and editorial editing.
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Italy
Rome
Hobby Advisors inspire volunteer service across communities
Editor notes heartening volunteer efforts in welfare groups and schools, highlighting aunt projects like clothing closets and aging support. The Hobby Advisors program recruits helpers to visit rest homes, offer companionship, music, games, and language, aiming to comfort aging guests and rekindle belonging. Recruitment for a teen team begins in April.
Polio Campaign Praises Daily Review Support
Bay Area physicians of the Bay Area Medical Society thank The Daily Review for eight months of vital coverage and editorial support. The campaign's three phase polio effort in Southern Alameda County is described as highly successful with high turnout and strong community protection against all poliovirus types.
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Physicians of the
Bay Area Medical Soeiglies
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Daily Review
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Bay Area
Kennedy’s financial advice sparks debt debate
A column questions Kennedy’s call for increased deficit spending and urges cuts to reduce debt. It argues balanced policy over wartime-style expansion, praising separation of powers and congressional restraint to save billions, warning against funding enemies abroad.
Real estate interests attack bill of rights proposal
The editor condemns a real estate backed bill of rights claiming it would deny human rights and argues for amendments. It warns the measure would endanger equal housing opportunity and cites rights in the U.S. Constitution as the proper standard for housing and dignity.
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Reas Enale Interesis
Jam
Voters urged to vote Yes for Junioc college bonds
A letter from Edward B. Shaw MD chairman urges voters to go to the polls on April 16 and support the Junioc college bonds. The message emphasizes civic duty and financial backing for local higher education.
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Junioc College
Lost Confidence Rafter in Kennedy Adm and Critics
The author laments Congress and media handling of Kennedy era policy. Criticizes U S deficits foreign aid and on site inspectors while accusing the administration of suppression and mismanagement. Names Khrushchev Katanga and Bay of Pigs as referenced failures.
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Bay of Pigs Liveston
U.N
Katanga
Khrushelev
Front page violence and the impact on young readers
A reader questions the role of front page crime coverage in newspapers. They share a personal experience of a 12 year old daughter reacting to a father’s violent act and worry about long term desensitization to crime. The letter critiques whether sensational reporting serves civic development or merely markets fear.
Paper Praised Editor by Fremont Parish Secretary
Dorothy J Secrest, parish secretary at St James Episcopal Church Fremont, congratulates the newspaper for its work with sponsors of the Attend the Church at Your Choice Regularly campaign. She commends the paper as a fine example of cooperation between church and business sponsors.
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Dorothy J
Secrest Parish
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Fremont
Chabot College Bond Support Builds in Alameda County
The Bond Backer notes Chabot College is rising as a key junior college in Southern Alameda County and will be debated by voters and ratepayers as the bond issue approaches. The editor, a Chabot student, urges a substantial vote in favor.
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Chabot College
Alameda County
Votera
Lane
Chabot
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