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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1971
Page
11
The Daily Review notes its editorial page reflects the editor Leona Ward Racine and editorials from Thursday August 19, 1971. It indicates columns letters and other editorial content may not reflect the paper's official position.
The Community Drug Council fights over leadership and strategy as John Baker, hired to run the anti drug abuse program, clashes with the Selig faction led by Dean Selig. Newark's board moves to stabilize the program by bylaws change while critics call for a calm trial of Baker's professional approach. Fears of revenue strain due to funding needs and a potential crisis center arise amidst the dispute.
James Kilpatrick analyzes President Nixon’s August actions opposing a Dallas desegregation plan in Austin Texas. He argues the Civil Rights Commission overreacted while praising Nixon’s call for minimum busing limits and warning against bureaucratic, computer driven solutions that ignore children’s education and community impact. He criticizes plans that treat children as symbols on a map and urges restraint to preserve public school support amid racial tension.
A tale about 3000 aporigo natives near Mount Tara in New Guinea clinging to a cargo cult faith. After 26 years with no ships, their leader Mathias Yeliwan claimed cargo had arrived and hid under Mount Tara. Six thousand followers camped a week awaiting riches, while European aid plans the relief food drops as proof of the belief.
A Washington column argues President Nixon faces harsh crosswinds from civil rights critics and Wallace supporters. It condemns the Civil Rights Commission for undermining desegregation and warns against political scapegoating and forced guilt by association in the national debate over school integration.
California Rep Paul McCloskey campaigns in Concord under Franklin Pierce statue aiming for a primary upset. He vows to pressure the President to end the Vietnam War and bring troops home, courting 18 to 25 year olds and attracting GOP figures Governor Walter Peterson and Stuart Lamprey while facing George McGovern’s campus networks.
Washington window discusses how science and motherhood face criticism, citing Louis Tasent’s view and a Science article by Rosen. It explains particle accelerators’ practical needs, costs, and societal uses from industry to medicine, noting about 1,000 US accelerators and $2 billion annual output in goods and services.
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