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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1972
Page
19
The Deity Review presents editorials, opinion pieces, and letters to the editor along with cartoon and page material. The dated August 1972 issue notes that content reflects the magazine's views and is not necessarily endorsed by Wingastae or The Review.
The piece reflects on Jerry Rubin's Kent State remark and his Miami Beach stance, noting his later recantation and Betty Friedan's cautions about radical rhetoric. It argues extreme proposals draw public attention but may mislead, suggesting a cautious outlook on political extremism and social change.
Washington reports George McGovern, buoyed by his underdog status, says he is confident he can beat Richard Nixon. He explains Muskie's late decision not to endorse him and notes unions like the Communications Workers of America and Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America backed him amid post primary rancor.
The piece analyzes a growing group of voters who refuse to back any candidate, dubbing them the disgusted minority. It notes rising cynicism toward Nixon McGovern Spock Wallace and others, and suggests low turnout could shape the election, as Americans question the duty to vote and politicians ignore nonvoters.
In a sharp critique of government controlled medicine, Jeffrey St John argues against socialized health care schemes. He cites author Marvin Edwards, warning that a government wealth system risks the loss of free enterprise in medicine and the doctors’ livelihood.
In a Washington debate on the McGovern amendment to cut four billion from military procurement, McGovern accused the Nixon administration of war economy priorities. He blasted defense spending while urging more funds for social programs, with critics arguing his Marxist framing.
Paul Warvey surveys the 1972 campaign standoff as McGovern highlights change and inclusion while Nixon rallies about unity. The piece notes voter discontent, busing, crime, and ethnic shifts, with commentary on who benefits from a perceived prosperity and the era’s political realignment.
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