Nixon on the line with a path to fame and peril
President Nixon may be remembered as the greatest of modern times based on his recent moves and success in November 1972. Critics label him tricky, but supporters see resourceful leadership that steadies the country and party while reshaping politics and the Supreme Court.
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The Argus edition led by Linn Brown on October 19 1971
The Argus newspaper dated Tuesday October 19 1971 edited by Linn Brown. This compact record notes the day's editorial leadership and publication date.
Letters to the editor Stull in the dark ages
Readers comment on fluoride in public water and local politics. Patricia Monahan urges a yes on Measure A for dental health in Newark. Other letters oppose yes signs destruction and critique pay-for-performance ideas for professionals. Citizens urge honest campaigning and debate.
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Newark
Fluoridation debate spurs reader concerns
A reader committee complains fluoridation is a waste of money after a letter column debate. The note links fluoride to children’s teeth and mocks toothpaste brushing while joking about coot hype and civic signs in Newark.
Question on how many elections to decide water issue
The editor argues the voters of Newark and Union Avenue should settle the water proposition once and for all. He notes the 1970 vote in Montclair Newark and Union failed to resolve the issue and urges a strong yes on the upcoming ballot on November 2. Kenneth Foster asserts the need for a final decision.
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Beato Ya
Kenneth Foster
Decay is Issue Editorial Letter Guidance
The editor urges readers to state for or against tooth decay and to vote yes on a measure. Letters to The Daily Review should be signed with address, preferably under 1900 words, and may be edited. Include real names or request withholding for public figures. address letters to The Daily Review Hayward 94544.
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John Fisher
Newark
Daily Review
P.O. Box
Hayward
Blame Game in Politics Across Parties and Nations
The piece argues that political parties, when out of power, denounce rivals while in power they back measures they once opposed. It cites Britain’s debate over joining the European Common Market and cites Senator Mansfield praising Nixon’s foreign policy while criticizing opponents, illustrating persistent partisanship in major democracies.
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American Congress
Mir. Hare Wilson
Labor
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Edward Heath
Labor Party
Lire
James Callaghan
Denis Healey
Heath
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Genale
House
Congress
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Nixon
Mansfield
Attica Turning Point Spurs Tougher Crime Tone
Paul Harvey argues the Attica crisis signals a nationwide shift to tougher policing and less leniency for criminals. He cites warden warnings, hostage incidents, and political figures endorsing decisive action, warning against indulgence toward violence and noting a possible historical pivot away from the Warren Court era.
Hooting at Ervin and Washingtons Proclamation of Neutrality
Holmes Alexander critiques Senator Sam Ervin over civil liberties and executive orders. He recalls Washington's 1793 Proclamation of Neutrality and Jefferson's view on presidential power, arguing that only Congress can declare war or neutrality and that executive orders must align with constitutional authority.
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Historic milestones woven through a mixed year tapestry
The note cites Fannie Hurst’s birth on October 19 1781 as a minor error, Cornwallis’s Yorktown surrender, the Star Spangled Banner’s Baltimore first sung in 1814, a 1996 around-the-world race won by H R Elkins at Lakehurst with 1 day 14 minutes 33 seconds, Mariner V’s Venus flyby in 1967, and a Thomas A Kerrpis quote about not forcing others to fit one's wishes.
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Dorothy Kilgailan
Leo Kiernan
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Thomas A. Kerrpis
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