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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1963
Page
6
Editorial argues Engle illness reshapes California politics with backstage maneuvering over a possible successor. It urges transparency from Sacramento about Engle’s condition and stresses voters should influence whether an appointment or election decides the seat, underscoring public stake in a liberal senator’s performance in Washington.
Washington report on Representative Wright Patman's inquiry into 500 tax exempt foundations highlights Rockefeller foundations. It cites a $47 million capital gain from a 1962 Standard Oil sale and notes assets grew despite disbursements since 1913. The investigation alleges monopolistic practices and unreported foundation activity under Rockefeller control.
The piece links loyalty oath advocates to anti discrimination pledges while reporting US Army reductions in Europe of 7300 since January. It notes Kennedy’s exemption of married men from the draft and mentions DeGaulle amid arming France. It also covers Terence Hallinan’s civil rights arrest and bail posted by the National Council of Churches.
In a Washington address Senator Fulbright restates the No Win policy while urging ratification of the Moscow Treaty. He cites Kennan and Brzezinski to argue for sacrifice and risk in the military, warns against extreme nationalism, and presents disarmament as a path to peace amid Cold War tensions. The speech links democracy’s defense to humility and survival.
Morrie Ruskind critiques Ian Fleming's James Bond novels as they intersect with Cold War politics and U S President John F Kennedy. He notesBond's exploits span global locales and the formula of peril, a beautiful ally, and evasions, while comparing Fleming to plausible political endorsements and questions loyalty amid a Nikita Khrushchev pact. He warns Kennedy may rebuke Fleming if Bond fiction misaligns with U S peace aims.
In a reflective piece Sydney Harris explores how memory lapses in introductions cause embarrassment for both sides. He praises gracious prefaces like "We met at the Ciphers' dinner" and notes that even confident people can be shy, urging polite, unobtrusive reminders to ease social friction.
A disquieting pamphlet from a leading group urges federal aid to education and argues an economic class warfare frame. It claims the fight over aid divides have-nots from haves and warns against brainwashing children into “have-nots” thinking. Reader letters criticize a Bar ry Goldwater piece and question Kennedy versus Goldwater polls and Nixon era media tactics.
The Hayward Chess Club thanks The Daily Review for recent coverage and publicity of their Chess Festival. They believe the coverage contributed to the festival’s success and helped establish it as an annual event.
The writer argues against nuclear tests citing Machiavelli and the 1980 Columbia Encyclopedia noting Machiavelli died in 1527. They contend 20th century readers misinterpret his ideas while atomic testing causes leukemia cancer and genetic damage to current and future generations.
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