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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1963
Page
5
National Business Women's Week theme centers on responsibility in partnership. Authors highlight 25 million employed women, one third of all workers over 14, and that over half are married. They note women earn about 55 billion yearly and four million are in professional or managerial roles, yet fewer than 60,000 earn over 10,000 annually.
The Civil Liberties Union reports that LA Board of Education will not require a teacher to lead the Pledge of Allegiance with the phrase under God, allowing objection to the God reference. The ruling implies teachers may decline, funded by taxpayers, while boards and parents face limits on firing or controlling teaching content.
Holmes Alexander argues that the Kennedy Goldwater era shows a shared mold of presidential style. He notes similar war experiences and Senate roles, with both authors producing best selling books, while Kennedy remains more academic and Goldwater more fiery. The piece traces fashion through U.S. presidents from the Virginia dynasty to the Kennedys, highlighting dynasty motifs and public performance.
Governor Nelson Rockefeller struggles to convince Republican leaders nationwide that he remains in the 1960 presidential race. Critics recall his 1959 flip flop from challenging Nixon to quitting as the GOP faced opposition. New York chair Fred Young urges withdrawal if he loses the first two primaries, while others push a fight to the wire. Rockefeller aims a saturation campaign in New Hampshire and plans to enter Wisconsin Oregon and California primaries, despite Goldwater leading in New Hampshire.
A columnist mocks Howard K. Smith and his televised wake for Nixon, noting public backlash and protest. The piece contrasts Smith's controversial performance with enduring attention to Nixon, then shifts to broader liberal and conservative figures, mocking media theatrics and political reversals. Senator Berry Goldwater is singled out as being attacked by Smith in a resurgence of right-leaning rhetoric.
Dr Russell Kirk Pope reports from Rome on Vatican deliberations as Communism grows near the Vatican. He notes Bishop Mendoza of Ecuador and the Curia debate conciliation with the Soviets. He mentions Attitudes of Paul VI and speculation on how Italian workers view Marxism.
A reader laments United Nations Day honoring on Oct 24, 1963 blaming U N failures to curb Soviet expansion. The letter rails against U Thant and UN influence, cites Cuban crisis and Bay of Pigs, praises Americanism, and urges flag at half mast. It closes with a call to defend the Constitution and oppose communism.
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