Daily Review editorial page notes and staff credits
The editorial page announces opinions expressed in editorials and that columns letters to the editor do not reflect the paper's official position. It lists staff including Charles Peterson managing editor Mitckel Nj city editor Leone Ward associate editor and Jerel for Monday December 8 1969 in Hayward California.
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Reagan moves highway funds to fight smog in California
Governor Reagan proposes using 1.1 million dollars from motor vehicle fees in 1970-71 to back smog control research. The plan diverts highway funds from construction, aiming to study effective auto pollution devices, lead impact, and alternative power methods while coordinating with non gas powered vehicle designers. Ballot approval may be sought to lift constitutional limits.
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State Highway Commission
Chancellor Announces Study On Drug Use In California Colleges
Chancellors plan a study of drug usage across the 19 California State College campuses to determine the extent of potential problems. He notes national concerns about drug abuse and outlines an information program to educate students on psychological physiological sociological and legal consequences, while stressing the need to address even limited issues seriously.
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Glenn S. Dumke
California State College System
Dumke
Willard Edwards Trouble in the mailbag
Washington reports a surge of public resentment as Congress members and staff give perfunctory replies to constituent letters. The piece cites cases where letters to Senators Russell, Percy Lang, Bayh, Goodell, and Kissinger elicited misleading or misrouted responses, with critics arguing that ignored mail fuels frustration and voting backlash.
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Congress
Defense Department
State Department
Percy
Imogene Cashmore
Gays Mills
Wis
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Nixon
Rod Hansen
Evergreen Park
Ill
Abe Fortas
United States
Hansen
Washington lawmakers address California districts
U.S. Senator Alan Cranston Democrat California and U.S. Senator George Murphy Republican California along with Congressmen George P. Miller Democrat 8th District and Don Edwards Democrat 9th District provide Washington based offices in the Senate and House. Districts cover San Leandro Castro Valley San Lorenzo Livermore Amador Valley Hayward Alameda Oakland and parts of Santa Clara and San Mateo counties.
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U.S
Alan Cranston
Senate
Washington
D.C
California
George Murphy
George P. Miller
House
Washington, D.C
San Leandro
Castro Valley
San Lorenzo
Livermore-Amador Valley
North Hayward
Alameda
East Oakland
Don Edwards
South Hayward
Union City
Fremont
Newark
Santa Clara
San Mateo Counties
The Indians Alcatraz talk at Hayward club meet
Adam Nordwall, head of the Limited Bay Area Council for Indian Affairs, spoke at the Hill and Valley Club in Hayward on November 30 about the Indians war and Alcatraz claim. He criticized White Eye and government policies, highlighted high unemployment and health woes, and urged a lasting Alcatraz stand to preserve Indian traditions.
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Adam Nordwall
Bay Area Council For Indian Affairs
Starr King Unitarian Churets
Hill and Valley Club
B Street
Hayward
White Eye
Dience
Nore
Vidiar
Nordwall
Hatch
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Congress
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San Francisco
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Lo Alcatras
William 8 White: Churches Split Over Draft Flight
Washington panel denounces the National and Canadian Council of Churches for blessing and aiding the unlawful flight of American draft dodgers and deserters. The private Windsor meeting in Ontario drew sharp rebuke for clergy who leverage pulpit influence to oppose government policy. Critics warn such action destabilizes constitutional order and harms families of the drafted.
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Canadian Council of Churches
Canada
Windsor
Ontario
God
Gul
House of God
Nixon and the press in a fraught, evolving relation
The piece surveys the long tension between the Nixon White House and news media, noting past presidents and critics, Nixon’s sensitivity to press criticism, and recent White House efforts to manage coverage. It cites Nixon remarks on reporters, Agnew speeches, and the question of press partisanship versus historical norms.
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Jabysot
Kennedy
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Richard Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Chicago Tribune
California
Viet Nam
Herbert Klein
White House
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Mary McGraty
Washington Evening Star
Yale
Mulinous
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