Daily Review Masthead and editorial disclaimer text
The Daily Review presents its masthead with Charles Peterson Leona Ward and officers including Mensglig Editor and City Editor Mike Nic. August 8 1871 marks a publication fragment from Hayward California with a policy note that editorials do not reflect the paper's overall position.
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Right to Fail Fears Over Federal Loan-Guarantee Board
Guest editorials argue against a permanent federal loan-guarantee board with a $2 million fund to back troubled firms. Arthur Burns advocates a Treasury-led board to pick loan recipients, brief the President, and seek congressional approval. Critics warn it would subsidize mismanagement, curb competition, and create a bureaucratic fiefdom.
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Bigger buses on interstates sparks safety debate
The House passed a bill to permit wider buses on interstate highways despite objections from the Transportation Department and the National Transportation Safety Board citing safety research gaps. Rep. Schwengel condemned the move as prioritizing bus owners over public safety while Senate members face the issue.
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Walter Trohan on gains by U S blacks in education and jobs
Walter Trohan argues blacks have improved faster than expected over the last decade, with nonwhite professionals rising 131 percent while whites grew 49 percent. He notes shifts into new fields, urban migration, and ongoing unemployment gaps, urging continued focus on education and political influence to sustain progress.
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Don Maclean Luck and the ESP Debate
Don Maclean Luck weighs in on extrasensory perception and spiritualism amid public outcry for his remarks. He cites Duke University studies and Apollo 14 claims, but dismisses ESP as luck, not fact, arguing telepathy would need clear, widespread proof. He notes skeptics including Sen. Hughes and questions the practical value of ESP beyond mere guesswork.
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Television and Congress clash over contempt citation
Willard Edwards reports on how television reshaped congressional power. A July 13 vote by the House, 224 to 19, rejected a contempt citation against CBS and Frank Stanton for film material from The Selling of the Pentagon. The decision followed intense lobbying and fears over press freedom and the First Amendment.
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Seats for the Blind at Kennedy Center Spark Firing Line
Robert S. Allen reports on a plan by the Kennedy Center director to allocate roughly ten percent of main concert hall seats with obstructed views to blind and low income patrons. Representative William Scherle denounces the idea as improper use of federal funds for a costly cultural monument amid criticism of its location and expense.
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No-fault auto insurance critique and fluoridation concerns
Editor letters condemn AB 1505 as costly and incomplete no-fault reform that excludes property damage and caps earnings, arguing it benefits insurers over Californians. Readers urge rejection, highlight Governor study commission findings, and warn of bureaucratic burden and inequities. A second letter questions fluoridation plans and potential waste if voters reject it, while a third laments Cal State professors missing office hours and calls for accountability and reporting.
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Billy Graham Crusade Coverage Praised in Oakland
Reader commends the newspaper for balanced Oak land crusade coverage highlighting constructive local events. Expresses appreciation for reporting that reflects the community’s positive activities and impact.
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