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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1958
Page
16
Nixon charms Uruguay crowds in a Latin American tour stop at the national university. He greets demonstrators, signs autographs after an hour of talks, and engages a leftist leader in a heated debate. The episode boosts perceived openness and counters anti American propaganda in foreign lands.
Opinion from Southern Alameda County criticizes Congress for large pay raises across the top ranks while enlisted technicians and jet crews flee to private industry. The piece argues 10 to 22 percent raises for lower ranks would curb the manpower drain, but current plans would spend 683 million annually without solving the hardship.
Washington Treasury Secretary Robert Anderson plans another debt increase, possibly 15 billion dollars, amid rising defense spending and lagging tax revenue. The move would push the national debt past 276 billion as deficits widen, with further borrowing anticipated later in the year. The House committee also moves toward a strong antitrust style fair trade bill backed by the National Association of Retail Druggists, aiming for quick congressional action.
Ann Landers advises confronting the mother in law about budget limits and luxuries, urging a clergy or marriage counselor, and having the couple set clear necessities. She supports the teen’s request for another chance with a strict curfew and explains parents must enforce home rules, not rely on memory.
Ranger Eugene Burns explains the Gulf Stream as a warm ocean river shaping climate from Caribbean origins to Newfoundland. He notes its impact on European and Norwegian weather, rainfall, and the drift of icebergs, and details eel migration from Bermuda to U.S. streams and European waters.
Baruch recounts a radio miscue with E. E. Edgar as the talk turns stimulating. A Winston Churchill anecdote follows where a rival, shouting in the House of Commons, is rebuked for imprudent praise of experience. Churchill retorts that the fool may profit from it.
Maj. Gen. Thomas S. Moor man Jr, head of the 13th Air Force in the Philippines, says building mutual understanding with Asian peoples is essential to military preparedness. He cites co sponsoring a tour for 17 Southeast Asian journalists and strong ties with Philippine towns and officials as core tactics. The Philippines acts as a show window for U S Asia policy and public relations.
International notices report Vice President Richard M. Nison on presidential timing saying selection depends on circumstance. Luxembourg Foreign Minister Joseph Bech blasts anti nuclear talk as fear exploited by Soviet propaganda. Film star Linda Christian credits yogurt and yoga breathing for her shape and health.
The item lists five questions with concise answers: 1) Only one of the Great Lakes lies entirely in the United States, Lake Michigan. 2) The language ranked first in slang vocabulary is French, followed by English. 3) The term refers to criminal intent as necessary beyond the crime itself. 4) The Half way House of the Pacific is Hawaii. 5) Marsupial refers to animals with an abdominal pouch for carrying their young, such as the kangaroo.
A field has two parallel sides 18 ft and 184 ft apart 145 ft. The area equals half the sum of the parallel sides times the distance between them. Computing yields area about 26.245 square feet.
Sydney J. Harris argues American film favors publicity over craft as an unknown Passaic model lands the lead in The Diary of Anne Frank. He recalls Saint Joan and Marilyn Monroe, noting British actors study for years, while U.S. confidence in talent often hinges on looks and names.
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