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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1972

Page

14

Editorial page from The Daily Review dated August 18

The Daily Review notes opinions on its editorial page may include editorials columns cartoons and letters to the editor. It clarifies staff roles Charles Peterson Leona Word managing editor associate editor Mike Nickel g uy editor and states editorials do not necessarily reflect the paper position.

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Editorial Sees Hanoi Likely To Launch One Last Offensive

The piece argues North Vietnam may strike again in South Vietnam before monsoons, seeking to influence US politics before the November election. It notes Hanoi faces supply bans, reduced Soviet support, and aims to pressure Nixon while courting prisoner releases and a peace coalition narrative.

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Mary McGrory on Clark as 1988 campaign issue

Washington columnist Mary McGrory argues Ramsey Clark becomes an issue as exaoer of Democratic stance on Vietnam. Clark’s North Vietnam trip and POW talks trigger criticism from Nixon White House figures and reporters while Rockefeller pitches diplomacy as propaganda.

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Paul Harvey on Court appointments and the 1968 election

The piece argues the next President's impact hinges on Supreme Court selections, noting Nixon's four appointees shifted the court toward conservative constitucional constructionists, with future vacancies likely. It contrasts Warren era rights-focused decisions and warns voters that party platforms may not reflect actions in office. The final point emphasizes the court's role in upholding law over politics.

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A Way to Save the Dikes in Vietnam Debate

Guest Opinion questions the drive to bomb North Vietnamese dikes arguing that bombing could trigger havoc during the rainy season. The piece criticizes global appeals and cites testimony by figures like Jane Fonda and Ramsey Clark, suggesting world opinion may embolden Hanoi and endanger South Vietnam.

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End of the party system or new political order

The piece argues Washington and Jefferson warned against party factionalism as a threat to republic. It contends the U S two party system weakens public trust, with McGovern Nixon 1972 dynamics fueling calls for independents and fears of violence shaping Miami Beach and Chicago events. It warns of systemic crisis if parties imitate each other.

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Republicans and quotas threaten GOP convention reformers

Washington dispatch notes an Open Party faction within the GOP aims to block quota driven state delegations and committees at the 1976 convention. Leaders Wiggins Crane and Snyder push against Ja vits Percy and the Ripon Society, arguing quotas disenfranchise voters and echo Democratic tactics.

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