Editorial on Hayward hillside risk and funding responsibility
The piece argues for a fair solution to the hillside slide threatening Chicoine and Trevor avenues in Hayward. It urges shared financial responsibility among city, county, state, and federal levels, plus homeowner input, to avoid a biased burden on private property owners while preserving public safety and fairness.
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Chicoine Avenue Poperty
Trevor Avenue
Hayward
Veterans Administration
FHA
Grammar and pronunciation quiz items about language errors
A sequence of questions and answers on English grammar pronunciation and vocabulary. Topics include correct tense in conditional phrases, pronunciation of placate, misspelled word among options, definition of noncommittal, a word starting with me meaning to hypnotize, and notes on a party sentence correction and unrelated terms like Mesmerize.
The Moon Mission and NASA Wasteful Budgets Explored
Henry J. Taylor argues NASA’s Apollo program drains taxpayers and inflates costs. He cites Proxmire leaked records predicting 10 to 15 billion yearly budgets by 1970, compares Mercury and H bomb costs, and criticizes budget overruns and political manipulation behind the man on the moon. He questions value to Americans and highlights tax burdens on workers.
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NASA
William Proxmire
Wis
Holmes
Defense
Robert McNamara
Evolution in the Deep South by Holmes Alexander
Washington columnist Holmes Alexander argues that Mississippi under Governor Ross Barnett shows evolutionary progress through BIWA, industrial growth, and job gains. He cites 1980 election effects, plant expansions, and rising employment to claim economic development and improved education for African Americans as a national model despite controversy.
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Alexander
Deep South
Mississippi
Senate Commerce Committee
Barnett
Ole Miss
Jamies Meredith
Marquis Childs on Civil Rights Crisis in the South
Washington observers view the clash with Southern segregationists as intensifying the national crisis. The Birmingham Sunday bombing and Bull Connor’s actions draw global condemnation while Southern lawmakers stall Kennedy bills and threaten tax cuts. The radical right gains momentum with Birch Society influence in the region.
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Birmingham
Bull Connor
America
Vatican
Osservatore Romano
Weinberger Attacks ABC Board Amid Liquor License Scandal
The Alcoholic Beverage Control Appeals Board faces sharp criticism as critics trace liquor license graft to the 1953-54 period. Analysts say the board's 1960s actions, including the Fortune case reversal, exemplify why the board should be abolished and why anti-speculation laws have languished in the legislature.
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Alcoholic Beverage Control . Appeals Board
State Senate
Department
Alcoholic Beverage Control Appeals Board
Fortune
Hquor
Tover pole debate for Weekes Park landscape
Reader letters debate authenticity in a Weekes Park totem pole project. A critic insists Northwest Coast style, not Cherokee or California Indian motifs, should define the piece and warns against a cheap substitute. Letters to the editor invite submissions under 350 words with name and address.
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Weekes Park
California
Northwest
City Beautiful
Hayward
Birch Society opposes test ban treaty with Soviets
The John Birch Society issued an interim bulletin stating it immoral and stupid to enter treaties with criminals who disregard agreements. It argues promises are broken like pie crusts and condemns the Soviet test ban treaty as morally wrong and unwise, urging adherence to a higher standard.
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The
John Birch Society
Sec:ion
Praise for anti-Communism editorials in local paper
A reader from San Leandro commends the paper for uplift through daily prayers, editorial enthusiasm, and notably anti-Communist articles that restore courage when facing concerns about Khrushchev and the United States.
In defense of property rights and political incentives
The writer argues that humane rights require recognizing property rights and property owners who pay taxes and support government. They claim abolishing property rights eliminates the seed and root of all rights and removes incentives, leading to inaction with people relying on others to act.
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George
Club Thanks The Daily Review For Support
The San Leandro Boys' Club expresses gratitude to The Daily Review for constant support and encouragement.
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The
San Leandro Boys' Club
Daily Review
Write Your Congressmen in Washington Offices
A brief notice lists Senate members Sen Thomas H Kuchel and Sen Clair Engle and House representatives Rep George P Miller and Rep W Derian Edwards with their Washington offices. It serves as a call to contact lawmakers via official Senate and House offices.
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Sen
Thomas H. Kuchel
Senate Ofice Building
Washington, D.C
Clair Engle
Senate
Ohice Building
Rep
George P. Miller
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Tennessee Valley
Texpayers
Savannah River
Mitch
New Frontier
Department of Labor
U.S
Washington
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Holmes Alexander
Charles Darwin
Ross Barnett
Mississipp
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Ike Ross Barnett
Turmult
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White House
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Southern Committee
Jet
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Moscow
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Chikis
Caspar Weinberger
ABC
Arthur Samish
Board of Equalization
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Weinberger
Lindy
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MR. Tweedy
Ned Riddle
Leonard
Khrushchay
MR. and M&s. A. Hughes
San Leandro
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