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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1971
Page
4
The Daily Review in Hayward California presents editorial notes and column wording dated August 16 1971. The text clarifies that opinions are those of the editorial staff and not the paper's official position.
A guest editorial argues India's non-alignment stance belies a growing partnership with the Soviet Union after a two year treaty of friendship and cooperation. It notes increased Soviet arms and advisers in India, potential port privileges for the Soviet fleet, and regional tensions with Pakistan amid U.S. ties to China.
Walter Trokan argues in a Washington column that taxed vices could fund public services. He cites proposals to legalize gambling, marijuana, and prostitution to raise revenue and balance budgets, noting moral and legal pitfalls, tax implications, and public reaction. The piece critiques the era's revenue solutions and ponders morality versus practicality.
A furtive visitor offers Xerox copies of internal New York Times memos including Reston and Wicker notes, editorial decisions, and expense records. The narrator debates ethics and refuses to print stolen material, fearing deception, but acknowledges the temptations of exposing a supposed paper power struggle.
A reader shares experience of loneliness and the support found in The Golden Agers Club. She, a 76 year old long-time resident, recounts personal loss, raising five children, caring for a mentally challenged granddaughter, and the club’s three hours weekly aid that sustained her. The club, located at 440 A Street, plans to reopen in September offering companionship and conversation for seniors.
Editor letters detail housing shortages for California State College Hayward students without on campus options. Local landlords offer nondiscriminatory rentals, urging readers to inform the public and list available rooms and apartments. Call Housing Office 650 427 ext 427 for availability.
A fragmentary essay compares a Kauai encounter to broader debates on academic freedom. It argues professors need balance between intellectual liberty and parental concerns, warning against an elitist liberal orthodoxy and defending responsible teaching within university communities.
A political rumor scene features Gridley predicting a 1972 ticket reshuffle. Nixon may pick Democrat Treasury Secretary John Connally as running mate while Mayor John Lindsay shifts to the Democrats, creating a Lindsay Agnew versus Nixon Connally contest in a national race.
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