Editorials Friendly Advisors on Goldwater’s 1964 68 odds
Liberal writers urge Barry Goldwater to soften conservatism to win the White House. They also push Republicans toward Rockefeller Romney or Scranton, fearing a Goldwater victory in 1964 or 1968. The column notes liberals seek to undermine Goldwater’s stand and GOP nominating chances.
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Muddled Negotiations at South County Junior College Board
Trustee Charles Stone criticizes the district attorney’s office cloak of secrecy over the Fry site cost appraisal for 96 acres slated for a permanent campus. He urges the board to demand release of the report, argues the public should see decisions funded by tax dollars, and says the process could have been handled better.
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Purely Personal Prejudices by Sydney Harris
A collection of Sydney Harris reflections on conservatism, war, morality, and communication. He contrasts genuine conservatism with reactionary thought, notes war's value reversal, critiques inflated scrutiny, and jokes about social vanity and humility.
Change in Soviet policy seen as unlikely by columnist
Henry J. Taylor argues that meaningful Soviet change is improbable and warns that appeasement policy risks strengthening totalitarian threats. He compares Fascist and Communist tactics, urges vigilance against betrayal, and cautions that Cuba and missile crises reveal Russia’s continuing danger to the free world.
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Wheat sale to Russia debated as price and conditions urged
The piece argues a 150 million bushel wheat sale to Communist Russia could ease U.S. taxpayer burdens from storage costs and reduce deficits if tied to strict conditions. It calls for Russia to surrender Cuba bases, pay full U.S. price, disclose negotiating identities, ensure wheat is for food not hoarding, avoid harming free nations, and accept gold payment, framing the deal as a potential propagandistic victory. How do you stand, sir?
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U S Likely to Intervene in Venezuela Crisis
President Kennedy has decided to counter a military coup in oil rich Venezuela with armed U S intervention to restore constitutional government. Senate leaders Back strong measures including denial of recognition and aid cuts, with a broad authorization for international military action to protect Betancourt's regime and a future free election.
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Letter Box Opinions From Readers
Editor voices concern that the President approved selling wheat to Russia, wasting taxpayer money on storage. The writer argues the action benefits wheat dealers, not the public, and should have been put to a national vote. They contrast with previous opposition to foreign aid and warn it strengthens communism.
Mt Even Lions Club Thanks Daily Review for Barbecue Coverage
The Mt Even Lions Club extends gratitude to The Daily Review for excellent coverage of their second annual barbecue in Pleasanton last week. The letter urges readers to note the event’s outstanding success and thanks the editor for support.
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Drummer question and reader quiz from Idaho letters
In a Boise Idaho submission Mary Jane Root questions President Kennedy’s apparent march to a different drummer. The letter reviews 1963 world events and cites several countries impacted by communism while posing four trivia items about ice and roller skates camel hair brushes state capitals and fishing states.
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