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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1963
Page
6
Editorial highlights Hayward Elementary School District's ten year program on Americanism taught through daily actions not just words. Mrs. Evelyn McIntyre notes emphasis on the pledge, past and future American values, helping children discern right answers amid false ideologies. Parents seek correct understanding for their children.
The Los Angeles Times recalls Aung Gyi once sought reform through private enterprise in Ne Win’s Burma. He allied with communists to gain support but was undermined as the regime nationalized industry and collectivized land. His removal underscores the gamble of partnering with communists.
Secretary of Defense McNamara testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee about Cuba, noting he would view a Soviet troop surge as an invasion. He said Russia would need to ship more troops to Cuba to quell any revolt, but the revolt might be suppressed before additional troops arrive.
Columnist Don Malisone reflects on publishing poetry and the impact of readers letters, noting gratification when it changes attitudes. He cites a college pressure story, reviews Darwin’s youth and schooling, and how a Beagle voyage reshaped cultural history and his own life path.
The article argues Soviet expansion aims to dominate Asia and Latin America, with Red China as the palm and Latin America as fingers. It claims Moscow planned Latin American subversion before Castro’s rise, citing Cuba, Brazil, and Mexico as targets and asserting a global Soviet program guided by Hagan Haushofer theory.
In praising Dr. Max Rafferty's bid to reform California public schools, the piece notes his aims for a restored curriculum and local textbook choices, while defending his push for patriotic literature against opponents who call it indoctrination. It cites his disdain for progressive methods and argues for teaching civil history and literature.
Senator Barry Goldwater urges continued support for the Dyna-Soar piloted space vehicle, arguing it strengthens US defense and counters Soviet moves. He cites Pentagon testimony suggesting potential abandonment for Gemini tweaks, and questions Defense Department reasoning behind sacrificing a long studied concept.
Letter writer Garnetta Finn objects to a proposed resolution AB 464 for school testing in California. She cites tests on adjustments family relations and general questions, urges readers to contact Assembly members and write to Washington for Congressional Record copies, and recalls previous commentary on UNESCO and federal education involvement.
San Leandro Art Association reports a successful painting sale at the Public Library auction with about 200 attendees. Most works were bargains and the event was well run under president Merv Heard Slater. editorials and letters to the editor are welcome with names and addresses, subject to editing.
DAR and Peralta Chapter celebrate winning the first award of the Northern Council for their Press Book at the 65th State PAR conference held at the Sheraton Palace Hotel San Francisco last week. They thank Mrs Nancy Sharp for excellent publicity and praise the chapter.
A reader responds to Sue Brown's letter criticizing welfare and defense spending. The writer denounces billions in farm subsidies and Skybolt-like defense programs, calls out corporate profits from defense contracts, and urges contacting Senator Goldwater. He argues top greed harms the economy and frames welfare as humane compared to elite excess.
In a farewell note the retiring fiditor thanks numerous allies and recalls collaboration with city colleagues and regional representative Le for years of service and shared pride in their municipal tenure.
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