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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1962
Page
7
The Daily Review notes its endorsements for the June 5 primary may miss gubernatorial selections and largely endorse only in hopefuls or issues likely decided by June 5. It discusses the Ninth district and notes many races remain unsettled until November when primary winners face off.
The piece argues for Stevenson and Donovan in the Ninth district race. It criticizes Edwards and Dunn, endorses Stevenson on the Democratic ticket and Donovan as a Republican with independent views, highlighting their records and potential to offer distinct representation in Congress.
A fragmentary monologue mocks a political satire process. The writer envisions repeated rewrites of a satirical essay by Morvie Ryskind, aiming for perfect wording to ensure future memorization by children alongside famous addresses and criticisms.
The author grapples with self doubt in interpreting world affairs, noting that certainty fades when confronted with conflicting reports. Despite confidence, the text warns that judgments vary widely, echoing a struggle to reconcile professional insight with imperfect information.
The speaker recalls giving tips on pronouncing a hard word and recounts reactions from readers. Letters criticize his use of Yiddish expressions as anti Semitic while others defend the humor. A caller jokes about a stock dividend as the next meeting nears.
Dr Russell Kirk argues slums persist despite urban renewal. He cites Corktown Detroit and other global slums, noting demolition fails to change residents. He praises Holy Trinity Parish work and warns public relief lacks the human touch, calling for love to redeem urban despair.
A Southander column in Sundays Review discusses the W A R D effort to condemn Lindsay property for a park. Letters urge fair use of eminent domain and question appraisal values and board powers. signer Mrs Maydil Wiles Daryworel requests public input. letters should include sender name and address.
A San Leandro letter writer condemns liberal leaders for lip service to democracy recounting Senator Humphrey’s remarks during a CDC Convention. The piece accuses officials of promising to “finish the job started in 1960” with a push-button election, criticizing the administration’s stance amid Pat Brown endorsement.
Marquis Childs traces U S Laos policy from Dulles through Kennedy era, noting flawed military aid strategies and reliance on Pakistan as a strong ally. He argues for limited division of Laos, caution in expanding armed conflict, and concern over antiwar sentiment and Nehru era neutrality stigma. He warns that continued aid without clear political aims risks broader commitments in Asia.
Senator Barry Goldwater argues against unilateral disarmament and appeasement toward the Communists. He asserts pacifists misjudge Soviet aims, warns of catastrophe, and defends American resolve, courage, and the will to fight for freedom. He asks, how do you stand, sir?
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