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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1968
Page
6
A guest editorial critiques endorsements by celebrities and lists cabinet name-dropping by candidates. It questions why public figures influence voting more than issues and notes Eugene McCarthy's cabinet list tactic. The piece ends with a biblical verse prompting focus beyond empty rhetoric.
The piece argues that saving face drives negotiation where both sides feel they win. It cites politicians, lawyers, buyers and sellers, and sports to illustrate why pride shapes conflict. It notes public opinion softening toward Americans but waning faith in politics, and concludes with Vietnam as a case of costly, face linked conflict.
A UCLA professor of child psychology argues that healthy ego development may hinge on parental play with infants on laps, while pondering how many games are needed to influence a child’s growth.
Editorial argues restructuring may ease student unrest on campuses like Columbia. It traces calls for reform from students and administrators, notes foundation funding and study commissions, and examines limited student power in governance while highlighting concerns voiced by leaders such as Edward Barrett.
Across his eight years in the White House and beyond, Dwight D Eisenhower is recalled for decency, discipline, and a quiet, steadfast greatness. The piece notes his hard Kansas upbringing, public kindness, and enduring faith as he faces illness at Walter Reed, with Americans hoping for more time and peace.
Rep Richard H Poff of Virginia argues for a strong crime policy. He says the government must protect the people against criminals and end the no-swing policy in the war on crime.
University of Tennessee researchers found mice exposed to fighting cues became pugnacious after about one hour. They showed reduced brain norepinephrine, a signal chemical, suggesting violence can be behaviorally triggered and may relate to mood disorders in humans.
Guest opinion argues the California Legislature overran its session wasting 2.1 million dollars. It describes adjournment disputes between Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh and Senate leaders, a controversial use of constitutional power, and calls for a fixed adjournment date via a constitutional amendment to prevent future delays. The piece urges action in the 1969 Legislature to avoid repeats.
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