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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1964
Page
6
Editorial questioning a campaign statement by Goldwater and urging Republican voters to scrutinize the UN role. The writer urges support for the UN’s original purposes, notes weaknesses and possible reforms, and cautions against misleading portrayals of Goldwater’s stance.
A Washington column traces how the Council for Livable World used the line old myths rather than current realities in a draft program, predating Fulbright's 1964 foreign policy address. It notes campaign contributions and staff ties, including Dr Leonard Rodberg and Cal Crosby, and argues the overlap signals circumstantial coordination rather than ghostwriting.
Senator Ernest Gruening highlights Cairo restrictions on U S embassy troops as Egypt receives 832 million in economic aid, while Russians, Cubans, and others enjoy freer movement. He notes SA 2 missiles in U A R and argues Washington has not protested. About 575 million of 892.8 million aid extended in three years.
The essay reflects on joy as a present, not future, phenomenon and ties it to Herbert Butterfield and C S Lewis. It recalls a Scotland memory at Balcarres and Largo Law where joy affirmed life and Providence. The author notes medals, a marriage proposal, and a ring as personal moments of unexpected happiness.
Sydney Harris explains how children crave exact repetition in stories and games, then outgrow it to seek novelty. He links this to emotional health, noting adults who repeat patterns resemble a needle stuck in a groove, a metaphor for unresolved infantilism across life.
Letter from reader in Brussels cites Secretary Dean Rusk arguing against absolute sovereignty. He urges lowering doctrinal stances to be more like neighbors, criticizing past Korean War outcomes and stressing equal rights, country love, and faith. Names and addresses required from respondents.
Phillip J. Vogel thanks the newspaper for printing his letter urging more Ike support and demanding accountability from candidates. He criticizes freeloading abroad and calls for domestic aid first, while urging ballot inclusion of major issues and wide public voting. He reiterates Democratic affiliation and urges readers to express views and vote.
Editor letter questions church leaders who oppose anti Communism laws and urges Christians to contend with what is evil. Edgar Hoover warns against Communist infiltration of religious groups. NH has a similar law for 14 years and defenders cite enduring rights. Gratitude notes to Ernestine Wiseman and Alta Mira Club for publicity and assistance.
A radio astronomer warns Jupiter’s rotation may have slowed by 1.4 seconds, a distant concern that mirrors broader political fixations. The GOP faces choosing a vice president candidate amid debates on war and honesty in senatorial investigations, where fine print dominates.
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