The Daily Review Editorial Policy Note
The Daily Review states that its editorials letters cartoons and other material do not necessarily reflect the paper's position. It attributes opinions to editors and clarifies that certain content from readers or staff may not represent official stance. It lists Charles Peterson as managing editor and Sage 16 Friday as associate editor with dated publication.
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Nixon Defends Silence on Watergate Tapes
An editorial argues Nixon cannot prove ignorance of Watergate details and criticizes his refusal to release tapes. It says tapes would bolster his case, urges faster committee action, and warns of eroding public faith if prosecutors delay. The piece questions legalistic excuses and urges prompt resumption of the Ervin committee and Cox prosecutions.
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FDA meddling fuels Vitamin Regulation clash letter
James Kilpatrick condemns FDA labeling rules and Commissioner Schmidt as overreaching. He cites Walden’s critique and 20,000 objectors and 150 Congress members challenging federal limits on vitamins and minerals, warning against using law to curb consumer bewilderment.
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Utopia and Freedom Clash in Guest Opinion
A guest opinion argues utopian ideas fuel Watergate era excesses and coercive power. It cites Vice President Spiro Agnew and Dr. W. Allen Wallis on ends not justifying means, urging the young to reject radical utopianism and seek responsible civic engagement.
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Constitutional Drift Toward Parliamentarism in U S View
In a satirical Washington column, the Returning Traveler critiques moves toward executive weakness and potential parliamentary rule as Fulbright pressures Nixon. He argues against subservience to Congress, warns of a ceremonial presidency, and contemplates rejoining the British Commonwealth as the nation debates constitutional norms. Public unease about presidential power and national decline permeates the piece.
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California crime and reform plan urged by Reagan task force
The report from Gov. Reagan on a five member law enforcement task force urges swift certain crime policy reform. It calls for a Public Safety Agency consolidating state functions, mandatory prison terms for heroin and gun crimes, faster trials and revised jury rules, and the abolition of the exclusionary rule with firm standards. Governor Reagan stresses danger of tyranny from overreach.
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Washington window Peace formula for Korea
U.S. and Japanese officials plan discussions at the upcoming United Nations General Assembly on Korea. A one nation two countries approach is seen as viable, with Park Chung-hee open to a simultaneous invitation and Pyongyang rarel y issued visas for observers. US Japan warn of contingencies if detente shifts alliance commitments.
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