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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1972
Page
15
The Daily Review notes its opinions appear only in editorials and column pieces do not necessarily reflect the paper's position. Editors Bibs Ty, Agsovlary, Leong IPard, Nickel, and Peterson are credited, with page four indicated.
Editorial argues Japan faces defining era as Kokuei Tanaka nears premiership. It notes prosperity creating critical trade and defense questions, including a potential U S trade deal and shaping Japan’s foreign aid and defense posture. The piece emphasizes Japan as a rising world leader and the challenges ahead.
A fragmentary piece discusses Margaret Chase Smith a Republican senator noted for steadfast attendance and a push for constitutional reform. It critiques sexism in politics citing her 100 percent attendance, the proposed 40 percent vote-absentee amendment, and remarks about political womanhood and male chauvinism. The column hints at party tensions and a Miami Beach invitation proposal.
A long analysis argues for coastal conservation measures in California. It notes a 100 group coalition collecting 460000 signatures to place a 1976 coastal protection initiative on the ballot creating a California Coastal Conservation Commission and six regional bodies. The plan would restrict new development near shorelines and rely on $5 million funding, while excluding San Francisco Bay and certain dense urban areas. The piece warns the initiative could curb private property rights and invite governmental overreach, urging voters to weigh personal liberty against environmental protections.
Washington column argues Republicans need drama at the 1972 convention. It suggests a task force write a script with a sham battle over reforms to create suspense, while noting past conventions' scheduling issues and potential antiwar demonstrations. It recalls Harold Stassen’s bid and Terry Carpenter’s delegate actions in 1958.
The narrator discusses belief in fortune telling and Tarot, noting historical bans and modern credulity. He brands gypsy fortunetellers as skilled observers who may glean facts, while acknowledging telepathy, mind influence on matter, and occasional fulfilled predictions, advising caution and personal judgment.
Morrie Ryskind muses on midsummer heat and the dog days under Sirius while mocking the Miami Democratic and GOP conventions. He criticizes party maneuvers, the People’s Party push, Spock’s candidacy talk, and questions about Wagleton, Agnew renomination, and McGovern fallout amid a general political circus.
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