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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1966
Page
8
Readers critique President Johnson and his Vietnam stance. The letter argues for public dissent, urges accountability from McNamara and Rusk, questions Ky’s elections, and calls for action by representatives. It condemns media spin, political complacency, and the draft, urging broader citizen input and faster publication.
Readers debate the United Church merger and Congregationalism. Letters criticize educational spending and call for clarity on financing Canyon Parkway. Assertions stress Congregational independence, religious diversity, and cautious planning.
The piece compares Runvord and B proposed fair housing measures, arguing they would restrict homeowners rights. It states federal courts could hear discrimination claims, issue injunctions, and award damages including punitive damages. It suggests homeowners might bear court costs via their broker or representative.
A letter from fellow Republican women asserts that women’s votes will determine California politics. It praises George Christopher as experienced and capable, urging voters to elect him for swift reforms and removal of “deadwood” in state government. The note emphasizes responsibility and opportunity for women in supporting Christopher.
The justices buttress a practical approach focusing on the defendant’s conduct over the work itself. In Nashville, William and Dorothy Redmond were dismissed after mailing obscene photos from a correspondence club. In New York, Joe Davis’s obscene phonograph records were upheld as non obscene due to his overall smut-business conduct.
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