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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1966
Page
9
GOP candidate Malcolm Champlin told Hayward Lions Club that California crime is rising faster than population. He blamed Gov Brown and Democrats, urged four point crime plan stressing victim focus, law enforcement support, citizen responsibility, and accountability in court.
Fremont Newark and Union City voters choose three of four candidates for Alameda County Water District posts. Incumbents A. E. Alameda and Clark Redeker face challenger Harry Brumbault as the trio taking office for four years.
Casey Stengel is voted into baseballs Hall of Fame, surprising many who thought he already owned it. The piece notes reaction, with a jokey line about inflation and fashion as a sly aside. It references the GOP accusing R Sargent Shriver of a faddle factory in his poverty program.
Morry Ryskind offers musings on a 1968 moon landing, Kennedy rumors, and Soapy Williams leaving Africa affairs to run for Senate. He critiques debates with intellectuals, Groucho Marx UCLA remarks, and Linus Pauling’s views, ending with his own ballot cast.
A compact recap of historical milestones including Thomas Jefferson as U.S. secretary of state in 1790, the Somme clash in 1918, a 1945 Allied daylight raid on Germany, Khrushchev’s 1962 space cooperation pledge, and a presidential thought on living heirs.
The piece argues that sustained newspaper strikes in major markets like Boston and New York threaten industry stability, job losses, and rising unemployment while noting growth in smaller cities. It cites William A. Rose’s mediation comments and highlights shifts in competition among Times, Herald Tribune, and other outlets, with broader implications for national media and manufacturing.
A reader attacks liberal predictions about Goldwater as warmongers and criticizes anti crime bills S1592 and HR6783 as harmful to constitutional rights. The letter urges less vocal smear campaigns and supports Ronald Reagan as California’s next governor, notes editor policy on letters and poetry limits.
Before the Hayward City Council approves funds for another year with the Hayward Chamber of Commerce, readers demand public answers. The questions ask what the Chamber has done to remove members or reps who used lax consultant James Tooke, whether Hayward residency is required for membership, how many nonresidents are involved, and how many of Hayward businesses are owned by residents.
A devotional excerpt urged true worship beyond obligation. It calls for daily remembrance to deepen love for God and to share His spirit of sacrifice with others.
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