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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1971
Page
8
The Daily Review notes editorials do not reflect post signs of The Review. It lists Charles Peterson Leone Ward as Managing Editor and Mike Nickel as City Editor with Associate Editor credits.
Guest editorial argues Western Europe profits from US aid after World War I yet Europe protects own interests, blocks trade, and shifts blame to Washington. It warns recovery requires Europe to fix its economies and for the dollar to stay strong to avoid renewed isolationism. Bible Thought ends the piece.
In July 1969 Nixon praised Thieu as a top leader but now Thieu’s bid for reelection collides with U S politics. Bunker brings Ky back into the race, Ky contemplates coups, Minh out, and Thieu resists resigning. Nixon faces pressure to justify staying in Vietnam or revive negotiations before reelection.
Walter Trohan argues against instant gun fixes and cites past attempts in Washington. He notes limited crime reduction from licensing, suggests focus on stiff penalties for illegal possession and misuse, and criticizes depictions by pseudo liberals. He mentions Sen. Birch Bayh's push to limit handgun possession and links crime trends to overall law enforcement challenges.
Maye ward residents urge immediate installation of flashing yellow lights and more street lighting around Weekes Park on Patrick Avenue to reduce accidents and deter nighttime crime after two local girls were killed and park activity noted as unsafe.
Jenkin Lloyd Jones argues in Tashkent that Russia’s monopoly economy limits choice for citizens and critics. He notes Aeroflot as emblem of state control, censorship, and propaganda while praising regimentation’s surface strength and the Kremlin’s reluctance to loosen grip.
Jeffrey Hart argues that CBS produced a synthetic narrative in The Selling of the Pentagon, editing to misrepresent speakers and events. He cites Roger Mudd and Col MacNeil as manipulated examples, claiming the documentary created statements never made and misled viewers.
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