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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1971
Page
5
The Daily Review states its opinions in editorials while letters to the editor and other pages do not necessarily reflect the paper's official position. This notice clarifies who speaks for the publication and emphasizes that panel materials may present individual viewpoints.
The editorial argues wage settlements in key industries signal a worsening inflation trend. It cites CWA strikes at Bell Telephone with a 21 percent raise pegged to CPI increases, plus similar deals in copper, aluminum, and postal sectors. It urges private sector restraint and criticizes broad inflationary contracts while praising Nixon and the Fed for policy stability. Local source: SACRAMENTO UNION.
Report notes the Supreme Court overturns Muhammad Ali’s draft evasion conviction highlighting that conscientious objectors can win. The piece also mentions the United States granting Britain approval for a large computer deal with the Soviet Union and comments on allowing Russia to endure the computer age. Bible Thought rebroadcasts Proverbs guidance on trust and learning.
A New York Times and Boston Globe reaction compass Buckley’s National Review hoax on Pentagon Papers motives. The piece argues the aim was to spark debate on Vietnam strategy and a broader “war of liberation” concept, noting media ignorance and a string of controversial proposals.
The national ad targets 18 to 21 year olds with a barefoot youth in a voting booth and a caption urging to register discontent. It misleads by implying you can vote against someone. actual voting is a positive choice for a candidate. The piece argues to register discontent and campaign for belief, not use Election Day to vent.
Both parties push reform at their conventions with Fraser and DG committees advancing guidelines on delegate selection and representation. Republicans approve gender and age representation while minority and youth groups press for proportional presence. Democrats grapple with seating rules and potential contests amid a crowded nominating battle.
A Florida chamber president warned against rapid in-migration as coastal towns suffer traffic, pollution, and crowded suburbs. Two years later state leaders push selective growth to protect quality of life while debates spread from Delaware to Arizona about balancing population with environment and infrastructure. The piece argues for thoughtful planning over the old more is better mindset.
Virginia Payette argues that FTC truth in advertising misses the point as Madison Avenue creates needs people believe they must fill. She notes constant pitches for vanity products, dental and personal care items, beverages, and instant coffee, while everyday foods and essentials are de-emphasized.
Smoldering talk inside McGovern circles claims Kennedy loyalists back his campaign with longtime aides joining the effort. Key donors such as Mrs. Ethel Kennedy and figures like Gary Hart and Henry Kimelman surface as evidence, while Minnesota’s Humphrey and Muskie sway Wisconsin and Nebraska against McGovern, threatening a slow start in key farm states.
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