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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1963
Page
7
The defeated bond election sparks criticism of the Stivers Lagoon central park plan. Editors urge Fremont officials to drop park emphasis and focus on core needs like streets, fire, police, and finances, proposing a community-wide rethink of governance and tax limits.
A veteran columnist defends Bob Welch against charges of racism and extremism while critiquing his leadership of the John Birch Society. He recalls past debates over The Politician, his resignations from groups, and warns that public rifts harm the conservative cause. The letter condemns Welch for branding members as Commies and urges measured, principled action in the struggle against collectivism.
Marquis Childs reports Mississippi sees a Republican bid for governor with Ruchel Phillips and Lt Governor candidate Stan ford Morse touring rural areas. Phillips aligns with Barry Goldwater and condemns Democratic electors plans while signaling Kennedy support in Congress. The scene reflects a tense party realignment since Reconstruction and the 1960 primary shock.
Holmes Alexander notes a backlash to American aid projects in Argentina under President Arturo Illia. He cites private firms like YPF affiliates and IBEC led by R. W. Boogaart, selling cheap food through Mini-Max stores to win local favor. He argues capitalists and private enterprise clash with communism for influence.
The author envisions two haunted homes to own in other lives. One stands on high cliffs near Tangier with a walled garden and a Moslem shrine, the other sits on a 17 acre Orkney islet linked to Vikings. He muses on reincarnation and solitary splendor as calls he cannot answer.
Reader letters report the John Birch Society in Boston opposing federal civil rights actions as a violation of the Tenth Amendment. The group says racial questions should be decided locally or by states, with no federal force, and notes it takes no stance on segregation or integration. Letters to the editor welcome with names and addresses required.
Editor cites Mosk assertion that the GOP could be seized by the John Birch Society, calling it ridiculous and urging focus on crime, drugs, college influences, and political groups. He criticizes Mosk for fighting fictional windmills and contrasts with other political causes and campus concerns.
Questions and answers cover institutes of higher learning, records held, monarchies, febrile disease, Italian opera composer, mineral springs, and Italian city commerce. Answers indicate West Point 1802 An napolis 1845 Colorado Springs 1954 Edison 1079 patents fever is a febrile illness Verdi born 1813 Milan Arkansas Milan.
A loud editorial targets American husbands claiming they are voluntary slaves under U.S. laws. It argues divorce courts are unjust and that men should protest. The piece mocks citizens who complain without action and defends wartime duties for men.
The Hayward Navy Mothers' Club No 813 extends appreciation to the editor and staff for their fine coverage of the recent pet show hosted by Mrs Fred Buzzone.
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