05 Dec 1971
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1971
Page
1
Lawrence F. O'Brien says the two party system is in danger as Congress buckles to White House veto threats and a federal financing proposal for the 1971 presidential election. He tells UPT the idea has sharp opposition and a strong belief in overriding concerns, with 17 percent support cited.
Mr Tossetta Wylie of the Rent Advisory Board urges tenants nationwide to refuse rent payments as landlords push increases before final post freeze guidelines. Wyle, Philadelphia, speaks as a member of the board drafting guidelines and as chair of the Nations Tenants Organization representing over 90 cities. She calls for mass action across the country until guidelines are issued, at a Washington press conference.
Korea starts withdrawing forces from Vietnam with 121 Blue Dragon Marines departing aboard the US Upshur. Gen Hoang Xam Lam confirms Region I troops prepared to assume duties. About 50,000 Korean troops remain in Vietnam as a 14,000-man initial withdrawal advances toward completion in seven months.
President Nixon plans a series of pretrip meetings with world leaders before journeys to Russia and China. Trudeau will visit Washington for a private session with Nixon followed by a formal dinner. Nixon is set for engagements with leaders in France the UK Japan West Germany and Canada before his historic Red China visit in February and Russia visit in May.
Senate Republicans forecast swift confirmations for Lewis F Powell Jr and William H Rehnquist as the Senate opens debate on the uncontested Powell nomination. Leaders expect unanimous approval and predict easy margins amid party backing, with confirmation possible Monday.
President Nixon directs the State Department to seek United Nations Security Council action over the India Pakistan fighting as massive troop moves unfold. With the crisis pressing, Nixon works on next year’s federal budget while briefing aides during a Florida stay.
A Danish television interview yields the first Soviet reaction to the new Asia conflict. The Soviet government claims it has done everything possible to prevent escalation, and pledges further efforts if needed. The piece notes ongoing strains between Soviet and Pakistani positions and hints at potential future actions to end the fighting.
Local edition notes a Hayward publication with a contact number and a page count reference. The fragmentary item hints at a region specific feature or notice but lacks clear actions, dates, or names to detail.
A Hayward study of small claims cases shows defendants often refuse to pay for damages and landlords recover deposits. Many cases resolve after settlements or dismissal, with outcomes ranging from modest awards to court costs. The article notes limited paper work, quick hearings, informal procedures, and appellate confusion, highlighting the court’s accessibility for average people while warning of variability in outcomes.
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