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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1964
Page
5
The piece argues United States aid favors foreign recipients with long, low interest terms while U S residents face tougher disaster loan conditions. It cites Alaska earthquake victims as examples and criticizes Small Business Administration policies under Eugene Foley for not softening terms. Senator Gruening is cited on foreign loans versus domestic need.
Alan Cranston forks two-pronged appeal to senior voters proposing higher Social Security payments while promising Medicare funding remains intact. He argues current payments lag behind rising living costs, and urges increases tied to food and lodging costs, criticizing Democratic spending as fueling inflation.
President Johnson personally orders an exhaustive year to year audit of the Democratic National Committee finances dating to 1961. An accounting firm reviews contributions and expenditures while probing unpaid 1960 campaign debts and the flow to a polling and public relations firm tied to a White House staff member. The audit targets possible insider salary omits and the shaping of a multi million dollar 1964 campaign chest. Jacqueline Kennedy and Robert Kennedy plan the Kennedy Memorial Library tour to raise funds.
A Washington correspondent decries Laos as a failure for U S policy arguing Laotians avoid true warfare by pausing fighting for water festivals. The wary tone claims Laotians are primitive and unsuited to Western standards, urging withdrawal of recognition after years of uneventful fighting and imminent peace.
Letter from Phil Casey Hayward praises reporter John Farmer for a May 13 article on airline disaster victims. He calls it well written and moving, urging reflection on the tragedy and mercy for those responsible and the deceased.
A letter accuses Rockefeller Lodge influenced Republicans of California of meddling to stop Goldwater and push the “A Choice not an Echo” line. The writer recalls a 1960 and 1962 history, warns of East Coast wise men dividing the party, and decries promises of no new taxes while urging Californians to remember past episodes and defend individual responsibility and constitutional rights.
On behalf of Holy Ghost Women's Guild and myself I extend thanks for the publicity given to our events. The note expresses appreciation for the positive attention and support from the community and press.
Holmes Alexander Byrd on Johnson writes to Senator Byrd about the Presidents lawn conference and a letter nudging the Invnt. Committee on Reduction of Nonessential Expenditures to praise recent federal cutbacks. LBJ cites March 1964 payroll declines, yet overall reductions appear modest, particularly outside defense. Byrd has yet to respond, and a detailed reply may appear before the columnist’s deadline.
Dr. Russell Kirk reports Governor Rockefeller’s claim of being an American first and Republican second. He warns Rockefeller may bolt if Goldwater gets the nomination as Rockefeller’s drive in California targets moderate voters while Democratic raiding could tilt the primary.
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