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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1964
Page
7
Editorial by Craig argues moral decline threatens the American republic. It attacks public and private immorality, poor leadership, and a costly foreign policy, urging austerity, strong defense, virtue, and a return to principled governance.
The piece examines Nelson Rockefeller as he seeks GOP votes for the California primary and the 1960 Republican Convention. It details his past clashes with Eisenhower and Nixon, the six year marriage scandal, and his rivalry with Barry Goldwater. It notes party distrust, Democratic gains, and the high-stakes political card game shaping California and San Francisco conventions.
Sydney Harris argues Americans misinterpret individualism as selfish noninterference and urges rejection of weakness and immorality. He cites a cultural exchange with Russian women highlighting the lack of spontaneity and critique, and urges leaders who value diversity, self respect, and genuine individuality over greed.
In Maryland, Governor George Wallace's 43 percent showing signals a broad white protest of the civil rights measure. The piece argues for candor about the bill's flaws, urges consensus across the country, and warns against threats by Negro leaders and southern opponents. It stresses that any civil rights law must rest on true national consensus and end discriminatory tactics.
Senator Dirksen pushes to end the civil rights filibuster while critics accuse policy drift. Khrushchev accuses U S of flattop diplomacy as Bobby Baker case resurfaces. California GOP visions arming for upheaval. Chicago mayor hints at state rebranding with odd slogans amid espionage notes.
Readers from the California Farm Labor Service thank the Union City Farm Labor Office and the newspaper for excellent coverage of Youth Sign Up Day held Saturday May 9 1964. About 500 youths from Hayward and South County registered for summer farm jobs marking nearly double last year. Special thanks note Charles Peterson and Bruce Henningsen for cooperation.
A dated political exhortation urges Californians to vote against the Rumford Housing Act by name. It singles out Carlos Bee Nicholas Petrin and Robert Crown, suggesting write-in opponents. It also attacks Pat Brown and the Brown delegation, urging ballot changes and naming conflicting figures.
A Letter to the Editor criticizes liberal policymakers for tightening control under the guise of championing rights. The writer accuses elites of decades of influence, claims they manipulate public opinion via advertising to improve the Negro image, and denounces promises while denying liberty. The piece likens reformers to a melodrama villain who robs a mortgage to win a daughter’s hand.
A reader questions clergy who denounce anti communist views and argues ministers should not wield pulpits for oppression. He cites world wide religious freedom under communism and warns against redefining evil as immoral or harmful, urging clear stand against murderous doctrines.
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