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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1969
Page
8
The Daily Review lists Charles Peterson Leo as Managing Editor and Associate Editor Auchet, with Auchet also Nickel City Editor. The item appears in the December 2 issue from Hayward California and notes that opinions are expressed in editorials and letters to the editor, not the official position of The Review.
A guest editorial lauds President Nixon after two national appearances. It notes his Nov discourse reaffirming peace with honor in Vietnam and his eighth full dress press conference, praising his stand on inflation, support for Agnew, and refusal to bow to political expediency. It credits television as a key tool in shaping his record.
The California State College System trustees avoid adopting publication guidelines for student papers, sparking debate over radical campus press and the duty to reflect campus life. S. I. Hayakawa cites ASB fund controls at San Francisco State as a model for overseeing expenditures. The note urges reasonable guidelines to balance press independence with institutional responsibility. Bible thought closes with a proverb line on mercy and truth.
Ernest Cuneo argues the independent voter has become the stabilizing gyroscope of the United States, resisting party labels and resisting waste and graft in social programs. He cites high taxes and inflation, distrust in Congress, and a desire for strong leadership as over 50 million voters look for a new party to align with.
AP reports Santa Claus was hospitalized in Chicago after a morning crash landing blamed on air pollution. He described wooziness and burning lungs as his eight reindeer were moved to a city shelter. Claus hopes to finish rounds in May. Congress and the White House issued a joint anti pollution statement.
Willard Edwards assesses President Kennedy's inaugural call for a cautious, realistic approach to postwar US USSR relations. He notes distrust of Russia persists despite optimistic readings, cites past Soviet aggression, ongoing tensions over Vietnam and arms talks, and risks from Soviet military growth. He argues for no forgetting past aggressiveness while hoping for peace and prosperity.
An analysis notes no joint police Panther conspiracy but cites violence rhetoric from Black Panther leaders and FBI pressure as factors. It details Justice Department actions, Hoover statements calling Panthers a threat, and Senate intrusions while police expand intelligence units to track militants.
Washington signals a change toward even handedness in Israel's frontier security dispute with Arab states, challenging traditional U.S. support. The piece argues this neutral stance aids pro Soviet Arab regimes, warns of isolationist pressures at home, and portrays Israel as a casualty of shifts in American foreign policy. It frames Rogers policy as an attempt to avert a wider conflict while lamenting reduced Western backing for Israel.
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