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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1968
Page
5
The Daily Review states that its opinions lie in editorials and that columns cartoons and letters to the editor do not necessarily reflect the paper's official stance. It clarifies which sections express editorial viewpoints versus official positions.
The San Diego Union argues the Supreme Court is unhealthy, overreaching, and not above public scrutiny. It criticizes justices Warren Fortas Brennan for elitist rebuts and asserts the court’s power lies in the people’s judgment, as dissatisfaction grows with decisions and crony appointments.
The essay argues white racism centers on sexual fear and domination, not simple prejudice. It contrasts segregated schooling and labor roles in Charlotte and the South, cites Governor Wallace fundraising, and notes a grim view of Black progress requiring education to overcome structural odds. It blends social critique with historical references and brief unrelated notes on road deaths and endurance records.
An analysis contrasts hawk and dove stances in U S politics, noting Republican peace aims and Hanoi’s rebuke. It cites Nguyen Thanh Le’s critique, Humphrey’s positions, and a McCarthy McGovern coalition pressing for talks and ceasefire terms amid Saigon’s fragile alignment.
A discussion on kinship terms notes no single English word for the relation between the parents of a couple who marry into different families. It cites examples like a son-in-law and daughter-in-law and asks what title fits between the Nixon and Eisenhower parents. The piece ponders whether such terms could imply broader bonds.
Washington briefing notes that Robert Williams, longtime U S Communist fugitive, could face arrest if he returns to the United States. Congress, state and justice officials dispute whether Williams has renounced his citizenship, while Rep Paul G Rogers vows new legislation and continued pressure. Meanwhile a pension plan to raise congressional retirement pay is debated amid taxpayer concerns and a looming pay raise.
Congress faces renewed pressure to trim agencies after a recess. A House Appropriations report shows 3.1 billion of the targeted 6 billion in fiscal 1969 cuts approved before the break, with more than half of the remaining 2 billion to come from foreign aid and defense and labor and health programs. Separate West German figures place Berlin Wall deaths at 83 in seven years, with 503 East German soldiers escaping to the West and about 50,000 East Germans gaining freedom since 1961. China’s missile program reportedly disrupted by cultural upheaval, with June production at the Seventh Ministry of Machine Building near standstill. six nuclear tests have occurred, including a megaton-range thermonuclear trigger.
Washington window reports Raymond Lahr notes the Republican and Democratic conventions offered little drama and debates over party unity. He observes the GOP showed limited unity and the Democrats may face renewed internal strains, with speeches not sparking strong viewer excitement.
The piece notes Nixon delegates and off camera efforts at the Republican convention in Miami Beach while Democrats face a fierce fight for delegates and a split over seating, platform, and potential multiple favorite son candidates as Chicago opens August 28. Humphrey leads in delegate counts though McCarthy and McGovern contest the nomination.
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