An Editorial Reply to Logos Defender by Castro Valley Parents
A guest editorial responds to Kathe Lover's May letter defending Logos, Castro Valley High's literary magazine. The writer argues conservatives and liberals both seek moral absolutes, urges maintaining ideals amid doubt, warns that youth gain experience and test beliefs, and defends warnings against perceived moral danger while urging love and guidance.
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Daily Review
Logos
Castro Valley High School
Fulbright Speech Criticized Over Vietnam Policy Refers to China Aggression
In a Letters to the Editor installment The People Speak features a reader condemning Senator Fulbright for framing Communist China as nonaggressive. The letter argues his Hopkins talk misrepresents Chinese actions in Korea India and Tibet and accuses him of aiding an enemy. It notes letters under 350 words preferred and requires sender details.
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India
Tibet
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Daily Review praised for support to US recruiters in Hayward area
A U S Army editor expresses gratitude to the Daily Review for three years of weekly Armed Forces Rosters news items and special stories supporting recruiting programs. The message notes continued unselfish assistance aiding community understanding of today’s Aerospace Force needs.
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Daily Review
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Hayward
A Prayer For Today Devotion From a Humble Faith
A reflective prayer criticizes ritual pretense within the church and asks for genuine belief to be shown in deeds. The speaker pleads for forgiveness for sham and a deepening of real truth beyond words.
When Democracy Meant Lynching in a Mayhem View
In a late 19th or early 20th style critique the Review Of The News from Belmont Massachusetts asserts democracy equals rule by the majority with no checks on the minority. It cites Webster to claim a lynch mob could be called democratic. The piece condemns majority tyranny as an inherent risk of democracy.
The Terrifying Cost of Executive Pressure on Congress
Washington reports show LBJ using conversations about projects and appointments to sway lawmakers. McNamara faces opposition from Stennis and Hebert over readiness claims, with potential no confidence votes looming. McGovern drives a farm price reform rebuke risking Republican leverage in the farm states. Critics argue White House pressure taints Congress and costs the nation, while Mansfield faces complaints about lobbying intensity.
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Mike Mansfield
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This Day In Review: Key Historical Highlights
United Press International notes mark a century of notable events, from 1901 financial panic tied to Northern Pacific power struggles to Byrd and Bennett’s 1926 polar flight. It recalls 1933 Berlin book burnings and 1946 Italy’s throne abdication, ending with a Henrik Ibsen quotation on truth and freedom.
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Northern Pacific Railroad
Myths Fall In Alabama In Primary Voting
In Alabama post Voting Rights Act era the first large Negro voter participation dismayed both liberal and conservative theories. Sheriff Jenkins and Sheriff Lee won despite Negro majorities, while Mrs George Wallace won big in the gubernatorial contest. NAACP leaders Roy Wilkins and Dr John W Nixon urged nonpolarization at the polls, signaling a shift toward broader concerns beyond civil rights.
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Alabama
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