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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1963
Page
6
An editorial critiques a rush to set aside South County land for parks arguing public agencies are buying large tracts including Palomares Canyon and Garin Ranch to build a sprawling park system. It warns such land grabs could raise taxes and urges methodical planning instead of impulse acquisitions.
A critical assessment questions U Thant's stance on religious discrimination, contrasting his concern for Buddhists in South Vietnam with his silence on Jewish and Christian repression in the Soviet Union. The piece cites a 30 Christian travelers plea to the American embassy, noting alleged hypocrisy in UN reactions.
This item lists multiple English usage questions and corrections. It points out misplaced apostrophes in years, wrong verb agreement with experience, pronunciation of consequently, spelling choices among merciless soul-less pitiless meaness ailless, definition of propitiation, a word beginning spe that means entranced, and fixes for sentences with mis spaced letters and unintended emphasis. It also requests accenting the first syllable and correcting phrases like uninterested and disinterested.
A Wisconsin student urged making logic central to thinking, praising its precision. The author recalls a similar attraction to formal logic in youth and credits a mentor with warning that logic alone cannot prove truth or justify starting assumptions like self evident rights.
Washington reveals the CIA has taken command of all U S aerial surveillance over Cuba and near the Soviet Union with John McCone directing. The move reduces public and congressional access, limits overflight by U S air forces, and maintains strict presidential approval for missions. The piece notes prior blackouts, Cuba storm damage limits, and disputed troop counts including Soviet units and Chinese paratroopers trained for Caribbean action.
Barry Goldwater argues United States policy in Latin America has collapsed with four coups in seven months. He cites Honduran and Dominican actions, Cuban influence, and editorial bluntness from the Washington Post, calling for clear explanation to the American people. He questions the Kennedy administration’s New Frontier approach and U.S. ability to head off future coups.
Merry J Taylor argues in a reflective column that Kennedy seeks "good relations" with the Soviet Union but risks misreading threats. Adenauer’s critique highlights Western resolve, warning that appeasement ignores real danger from both Moscow and Beijing and that the United States remains the essential shield.
A Fremont reader blasts city planning and resurfacing on Blacow Road between Stevenson Boulevard and Mowry Avenue. He questions two months of work, council approval, and bond signs pushing a four lane expansion. He asks why former landowner councilman benefits from the proposed interchange and land dedication.
Enclosed is $1 in payment of the parking violation citation received 10/10/63 for being issued for an unknown infraction. The writer asks the clerk to publish the complaint in the public opinion column and seeks acknowledgment of the payment. This note reflects street-level civic friction with municipal enforcement and aims to draw attention through the paper.
Largest fresh water lake entirely in one state is Lake Okeechobee in Florida spanning 703 square miles. A Maltese Cross has five points. A diphthong is the fusion of two vowels into one syllable. The most populous Hawaiian island is Oahu. The fastest growing popular garden vegetable is the radish. A platoon is a unit of soldiers while a poltroon is a coward.
Letter writer laments campus parking rules and incomplete facilities urging free or cheaper permits and better planning. She cites 5:50 p.m. parking in a closed lot, argues for student notices, and criticizes spikes and fees. Also advocates citizens’ protest against Kennedy policies on wheat for Russia.
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