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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1966
Page
7
Guest editorials urge renewed faith and spiritual values in politics. The writer cites Dickens and Franklin to warn that without Godly guidance, liberal democracies risk becoming hollow, as means threaten to eclipse ends and tyranny grows stronger.
A fragment from a Los Angeles era story notes taxpayers, nicknamed The Angels, sent shirts to the county assessor after property valuations rose. An assessor official says jokers appear yearly, but the exact number of shirts is unclear.
United Press International notes a formal opening of the Naval Academy at Fort Severn in Annapolis Maryland. It also recalls a 1913 Wilson act clearing the Panama Canal obstruction and a 1963 North Italy tinod event with 3,080 people noted.
A reader defends open discussion at Castro Valley schools urging students to read the U S Constitution UN Charter and Soviet Constitution. The letter argues the UN Charter echoes the Bill of Rights and urges libraries to provide originals, while criticizing demonizing views and urging support for Reagan over Brown.
National columnist Carl Rowan defends a half a war stance praising the Johnson era for seeking to limit aggression rather than destroy North Vietnam. He argues decisive victory requires dismantling war-making capacity and warns half measures punish the United States.
A fragmentary opinion questions the influence of a supposed youth movement within American elites and voices concern over apparent riots and uprisings observed locally. The piece criticizes political messaging and fears widespread disruption in the neighborhood.
The piece frames a November referendum as a national reckoning beyond party lines. It cites distrust in leaders, fear of military escalation, nuclear arsenals, and shifts in capitalism and welfare. It contemplates third-party possibilities and concerns over presidential power and succession while noting dissatisfaction with both major parties.
The piece portrays Harold Wilson as a national leader who curbs labor union power, imposes wage and price controls, and shifts Britain away from old liberal doctrine. It argues his stance strengthens England’s economic competitiveness, potentially extending his five-year mandate and guiding a return to perceived sanity in policy.
A prayer emphasizes recognizing neighbors in distress and avoiding indifference. It urges repentance, Samaritan compassion, and broadening sympathies to see a neighbor in every human being across diverse lands and skin tones.
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