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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1966

Page

9

Bee Moser and Fong Endorsed for Assembly

The Daily Review endorses Carlos Bee for the 13th Assembly District, citing his leadership and landmark projects in Hayward Fremont Newark and surrounding areas. Raymond Moser is backing a reform agenda, while Robert Crown is criticized for budget and crime policy. For the 15th District, March K Fong is endorsed, reflecting focus on education and minority issues and her long service on the Alameda County Board of Education.

Carlos Bee Hayward Fremont Newark Union City Livermore Amador Valley San Lorenzo Bee Alameda County State Assembly Robert W. Crown Assembly Ways and Means Committee Nicholas C. Petris East Oakland Ashland Castra Calley The Daily Review March K. Fong 15Th Fong

Backlash as a Political Symbol Shapes 1960s Debate

In a reflective analysis, the piece traces how private homes became status symbols in the 1960s, the backlash to civil rights measures, and how figures like Maddox Mahoney and Wallace illustrate enduring political contest over open housing and privacy. It weighs two views on open housing’s permanence and the lasting impact on American politics.

Ile Barry Goldwater GOP

The People Speak What’s Become Of Our Spiritual Sensibilities

A reader laments moral decline after wartime horrors and a Manila summit party, citing Timmy Meeker’s injuries and urging reflection. The letter urges readers to consider spiritual values, memory, and national direction amid public discourse.

Manila Helen Dolly Johnson Associated Press

Edwards for Peace opinion letters urge reelecting Don Edwards

A reader questions Ernest Lazar about Vietnam service and political letters then backs Don Edwards for Congress in the 9th District, arguing against Reagan and citing fears of communism. The letter writer endorses Edwards as a peace-minded choice over a Republican challenger.

Don Edwards

Tennis Court Site Reveals Public Opinion On Peace Act

A reader shares newly learned views on Rep. Ed wards, labeled by the national group Women Strike for Peace as an official unlikely to hide displeasure with the current administration. The note cites his work on the Ad Hoc Committee for Peace in Viet Nam and includes a quoted letter from him.

Rep. Edwards National Organization “Women Strike For Peace Committee For Peace Viet Nam

Fremont reporter praised for honest interpretation by city council

A Fremont reader lauds Bob Lira of the Fremont Reporter for fair coverage of a city council astrology presentation. The letter cites Lira’s open mind and journalists’ tradition, while also noting local figures connected to the San Leandro Tennis Club and recreation committee.

Fremont Bob Lira San Leandro John O'Neil Lira Jack Lackey City Recreation Department Lou Lippi

Governors Race Reflections on Reagan and Brown

Editor notes evolving views in a gubernatorial race. The piece quotes a saying about changing one’s mind and contends that changing views is not endorsement of Brown or Reagan. The author states ongoing listening and uncertainty about a Brown reelection.

Gov. Brown Ronald Reagan Doe Brown Reagan

Notable historical firsts and papal actions recap

A brief retrospective notes the 188K statue dedication on Bedine Island New York, the 1919 Volstrad Prohibition Enforce ment Act passage over Wilson's veto, the 1958 College of Cardinals election of Pope John XXII, and 1965 decrees by Pope Paul absolving Jews of collective guilt while condemning anti-Semitism. A quote by Reinhold Niebuhr warns that power corrupts governors yet virtue without power fails.

Paul Ecumenical Council Christ

Prayer for Today in Spiritual Renewal

A brief, archaic devotional plea asking God to cleanse and refresh the soul. The speaker seeks forgiveness for self pride and loathing, requesting courage to open lives to the life-giving Spirit and to let divine renewal flow through them.

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