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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1963
Page
16
A 63-year-old retiree and his wife, with savings near 95000, propose a cross-country road trip to explore potential retirement towns and eventual elder housing. The column urges careful town choice, community involvement, and a balance of travel with meaningful giving, warning that paradise retirement often fails without social ties and local engagement.
Readers discuss essential leader traits drawn from Aristotle and Plato as Worcester questions if virtue and prudence shape strong governance. The exchange highlights a leader as rational, balanced, modest, mission focused, resilient amid adversity, and oriented to public service over personal gain.
An essay discusses Machiavelli, Plato, and classic views on ruler power and virtue. It notes leaders may deception for state strength, contrasts with constitutional limits, and likens a good ruler to a skilled pilot guiding the state. It mentions a contest offering Great Books prizes by letter.
The piece surveys April's Roman origins and Anglo Saxon naming, noting multiple theories from aperio to Aphrodite. It recounts St Mary at Egypt legend involving Cyriacus, Zosimus, and Mary of Egypt, detailing the monk’s pursuit, her confession, and the relic story tied to Holy Week traditions.
In this Daily Question column Alfred Sheinwold analyzes a bridge hand where West leads a spade, breaking communications between hands and spoiling a potential slam. The article outlines declarer play to dump hearts, run clubs, and succeed, concluding with the suggested response: bid two notrump to show spade length later and reveal weakness first.
General tendencies advise tuning into others needs and presenting a clear vision of plans. Each sign gets home, work, and social guidance with dates and actions to take. Yields include improved cooperation, new contacts, and refined personal aims as the page urges patience and self discipline.
Answers For Veterans shows average ages by conflict with Spanish American War 85, World War I 68, World War I 44, and Korean Conflict 33. It notes premiums can be deducted from compensation to simplify payments and save time. It outlines initial steps for GI loan eligibility through a VA regional office in San Francisco with contact extension.
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