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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1963
Page
7
A brief editorial note quotes Rep. Frank Baw of Ohio condemning colleagues who attack supporters of constitutional government. The piece contends the current discourse neglects the dangers of communism and defends adherence to the U S Constitution as a cornerstone of national policy.
The Tennessee Valley Authority marked its 30th birthday with a costly celebration funded by more than 50 million taxpayers. TVA runs power and hydro facilities across seven states, boasting 31 major hydroelectric dams and 14 generating plants serving about 1.5 million customers. Critics note it pays no federal income taxes, enjoys tax advantages, and receives various free services, while originally intended to focus on navigation and goods. The piece questions enduring taxpayer subsidies and the shift to electric power dominance.
An editorial-backed argument questions decades of foreign aid and policy shifts noting more than 100 billion dollars in aid, claims a proposed billion-dollar socialist steel mill for India would unfairly outcompete five private mills with 6 million tons capacity but only 4.8 million produced last year due to worker and material shortages.
Sydney Harris argues that writing cannot be learned in isolation from content and urges a broad liberal education. He critiques self proclaimed writers who lack knowledge in history politics psychology religion and human inquiry. He notes great writers like Shelley Byron Shaw and others were not merely writers but creators tied to substance. He contends rich content makes style emerge and warns rules makers rarely produce meaningful writing.
Morrie Ruskind speculates that President Kennedy is starring in a dual role film with Khushchev as co director. The piece praises the cast, notes potential Oscar-like acclaim for Averell Harriman, and critiques the treaty vision while warning about blurred lines between leaders and actors.
Senator Byrd exposed wide welfare fraud in the District of Columbia and urged national sampling. He cites that 57 percent of aid to families with dependent children in DC did not qualify, totaling millions yearly and prompting HEW to tighten administration nationwide.
A House Appropriations subcommittee report reveals US foreign aid spending amid a $10 billion budget deficit. It cites aid skews to Bolivia Cambodia Jordan and Libya and questions about military equipment mainlines. The article notes debt levels assassinations coups and a 64 558 person foreign aid staff.
Holmes Alexander Despois recalls interviews with Cuba’s Fulgencio Batista and Venezuela’s Perez Jimenez, contrasting their grandiose dreams with their downfalls. He notes American attitudes, Batista’s retirement plans, and Jimenez’s imagined return as ruler, ending with a reflection on shared human dreaming.
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