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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1962
Page
8
The Daily Review lays out endorsements for the June 5 primary with few gubernatorial selections. The Ninth district gets strong support as a key race, while other partisan choices are noted to matter mainly in November. Nonpartisan contests may be decided June 5 if a candidate gains a majority. otherwise top two advance.
The article promotes Stevenson and Donovan as the best choices for the new Ninth Congressional District. It criticizes Edwards and Dunn while praising Stevenson for independent judgment and Donovan for familiarity with local issues through his work with the Santa Clara County Medical Society.
A satirical note imagines Morzie Ryskind at the races with playful errors and sharp wit. It envisions editing a brilliant essay into a prize piece, praising every ward as a shining jewel and predicting memory alongside great addresses.
A fragmented, critical voice laments diminished confidence in omniscience as repeated exposure to biased commentary from figures like David Susskind and Walter Lippmann erodes certainty. The piece contrasts persistent missteps with rare clear judgments amid noisy reactions and hostile notes.
A columnist recounts readers reacting to a piece on Yiddish pronunciation. Letters attack perceived Jewish influence while others defend the column. The author notes diverse opinions, mentions political figures while joking about a supposed world conspiracy and stock dividends.
Dr Russell Kirk argues that urban renewal fails to uproot slums and that charity and community work, especially Holy Trinity Parish efforts in Corktown, are more effective than federal programs. He notes Corktown’s mixed housing, the persistence of poverty, and the need for humane, character preserving strategies over demolition.
A reader criticizes the FLA R B and appraisers for valuing Lindsay property at 81 000 an acre far below market, arguing condemnation laws are being perverted by boards and government agencies. The letter urges fairness, transparency, and limits on public officials, inviting more letters under 300 words with real names.
Acritical editorial questions liberal faith in free elections and cites Senator Humphrey's remarks during a CDC Convention endorsement of Pat Brown. It warns of a cynically engineered election process and likens it to a dystopian 1984 scenario. The piece offhandedly mentions Washington and California and critiques administration rhetoric.
Marquis Childs argues the United States repeats Vietnam era errors by backing strongman regimes with heavy military aid in Laos and elsewhere. He cites Dulles era logic, the Laotian coup, and questions success under Ngo Dinh Diem, urging division or alternative approaches to prevent wider conflict.
Senator Barry Goldwater criticizes pacifists for opposing U S nuclear tests and appeasement. He argues communists seek absolute power, warns pacifism invites war, and urges Americans to defend freedom and dignity despite ideological pressure. He questions the notion of sacrificing defense for peace. Do you stand, sir?
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