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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1963
Page
7
A Washington columnist argues that U S anxieties over Cuba exceed official recognition and warns Kennedy faces risks if Castro and Khrushchev threats persist into the campaign. The piece notes Khrushchev may visit Cuba, hints at wheat deals with Castro, and cites Time and Newsweek polls showing Kennedy and Goldwater neck and neck.
Past week’s events have turned the Chicoine Avenue slide into a political circus. Hayward officials flew to Washington seeking federal aid but returned with no help. No progress in identifying who bears the cost to fix the condemned homes atop the slide. A homeowner proposes the city buy at 22 000 each, but the idea implies underwriting a private investment gone sour. The paper calls for accountability and a real solution.
Sydney Harris argues that juvenile delinquency and aging loneliness stem from the same shift to the stemized family. He notes the decline of multi generational households, isolation of the elderly, and children growing up with limited adult contact. He contends solving youth problems requires addressing the modern disconnect of the old.
Holmes Alexander critiques Kennedy era calls for interdependence with the Soviet Union, noting a 1962 Philadelphia speech and a Defense Analyses Institute document proposing cross border trade with Russia, diplomatic accommodation, and gradual interdependence as a path to a unified world community. The piece argues few Americans welcome a “marriage” with the Soviet bloc.
A critique of modern political persuasion arguing that public relations has grown into a government influenced industry. It alleges manipulated statistics, deceptive narratives, and lobbying despite legal limits, detailing acts by federal leaders, agencies, and the president’s circle to push Medicare and tax-cut arguments while masking fiscal reality. It questions legality and enforcement, noting the comptroller general investigations and potential DOJ action, and ends by asking readers how they feel about the approach.
U S intelligence notes Premier Khrushchev may fly to Cuba later this month to mark a year since the Cu ban missile confrontation. A potential New York UN stop with Tito is unconfirmed. The trip ties to Canada wheat shipments to Castro, seen as a strategic move to pressure the U S quarantine and boost Soviet-Cuban ties amid Castro’s food shortages.
Reader letters condemn secrecy around a Niles factory zoning change and urge open government under the Brown Act. They cite Cal standards for public access, cite court rulings on public records, and defend press freedom as essential to democracy with calls for injunctions if violations occur. The letter also questions local officials and recalls a 1970s court case regarding public documents and inspections.
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