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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1966
Page
12
The Daily Review continues its ballot guidance with recommendations on Propositions 4 through T for the November 8 ballot. The column analyzes each proposition’s potential effects and advises voters accordingly.
Analysis outlines how Proposition 4 would cut the required bond approval to 60 percent, Proposition 5 addresses disaster area tax reassessment concerns, Proposition 6 seeks a limited pocket veto check by permitting a 30 day reconvened session, and Proposition 7 would let county boards of supervisors set their own salaries while warning charter counties may lose referendum powers.
An anti U S campaign links Panama Canal Zone sovereignty to a broader Communist drive. The piece cites Gen Fleming and State Department actions, plus Havana reports and editorials warning that abandonment of control could empower Panama and aid North Vietnam through Cuban ships using the canal.
Alameda County unionists clash with COPE under Robert Ash over no endorsement for Assemblyman Carlos Bee of Hayward. Vince Riddle defends Bee's labor record, while opponents target his support for the Winton Act. The piece also notes AFT influence, Wasl ington Township Hospital Board politics, and local shifts like Howard Reese becoming Davis city manager after Fremont bio.
Mor rie Rysk ind argues that President Johnsons call for prayer amid a Supreme Court decision on school prayer risks lawlessness. The column questions the presidents fitness to lead, notes historical court clashes, and speculates on impeachment momentum and 1968 political implications.
In 1915 25000 women in New York demand suffrage for all states. In 1942 the British 8th Army attacked at El Alamein opening a campaign to drive Axis forces from North Africa. In 1955 Saar voters reject Europeanizing statute drawing closer to France. In 1956 the Hungarian revolt begins. A thought from Thomas Mann notes opinions survive when challenged.
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