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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1963
Page
6
The Daily Review announces a major typographic refresh. News columns switch to 9-point Corona with 1-point slug, bylines in 9-point Exhar Bold on 94-point slug, replacing the old Regal 8-point on 2 944-point slug. The change, from Morganshaler Linotype, aims for easier reading and a more attractive appearance.
The piece argues the Garin Ranch hilltop should be sold to private developers for a tax producing complex including housing and amenities. It claims public agencies like East Bay Regional Parks Dist and Hayward authorities have hindered private interest by pursuing park and golf course options. The writer urges officials to step back and let private enterprise proceed with the development and necessary infrastructure funding.
The questions reveal answers: Virginia about 542000 people as the most populous state then. Alexander H Stephens as vice president of the Confederate States. the Nile rises near the Equator and flows into a temperate zone. sterling silver contains copper. the most common ailment among Tan is the headache.
Sydney Harris writes about “street zombies” like himself who miss people due to myopia and a vivid fantasy life. He recalls near misses with friends and family, explains his failure to recognize faces, and urges readers not to take moments of obliviousness personally. He compares his distracted walks to Walter Mitty fantasies and notes how casual greetings are often missed. He cites his father’s firm reminder to say hello and humorously reflects on chess metaphors and pastimes while navigating daily street life.
Henry J. Taylor argues the Arab world, now with at least 13 Arab nations in the United Nations, embodies enduring traditions and resilience. He contrasts Western progress with Arab vitality, noting bravery, trade prowess, religious faith, and centuries of survival, urging humility before a world where the Arab sphere persists alongside modern power.
A resigned director cites the Governors reorganization of state agencies as flawed wasteful and duplicative. The Health and Welfare agencies and the Water Resources consolidation create confusion, duplications, and higher costs, undermining efficiency and direct Governor access.
Dale P. Wren, executive dean, rebutts an editorial criticizing the campus. He highlights years of town and gown cooperation in Hayward, outlines plans for continual campus access with security, and argues the institution serves the community with tours, curricular programs, and public access to its facilities and views.
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