Daily Review Editorial and Opinion Policy Note
The Daily Review states that Charles Peterson Leona Ward are editors with Mike as associate editor and Nickel City Editor. It is printed in Hayward California on Monday December 27 1971. The paper notes opinions appear only in editorials while columns letters and other material may not reflect the paper's position.
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Guest editorials on the UN and U.S. funding
Twenty five years after the United Nations chose New York for its headquarters the editorial argues the U.S. should reduce funding but remain engaged. It notes Rockefeller Jr. land gifts and an American loan shaped the UN and warns against withdrawing support, urging continued U.S. influence to uphold peace and human rights.
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New York
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Nixon
World Forum
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Costa Rica President Leads 200 Guards in Plane Hijack Capture
President Jose Figueres of Costa Rica, armed with a submachine gun, directs 200 civil guardsmen to surround and capture a hijacked Nicaraguan plane that landed in San Jose. One hijacker dies, two are sent to Nicaragua for prosecution. The incident underscores a firm stance against aerial piracy.
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Coato Ltica
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Nicaragua
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Glendale News-Press
Debtor Laws Liberalize in Britain After Dickens Campaign
A church group notes pubs unite families and reduce domestic problems when men spend regular evenings at taverns. Britain frees debtors from jail over a century after Dickens urged reform, while a Bible thought urges faith and perseverance in the race set before us.
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Senate reform toughened by Margaret Chase Smith
The excerpt highlights senator Margaret Chase Smith as the lone current woman in the Senate among the early group of 99, detailing her independence, integrity, and impact. It notes her 1948 declaration against McCarthyism, her long tenure, and her proposal to expel members missing excessive votes, contrasted with the era's male-dominated club.
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Jacqueline Kennedy Urged to Endorse Presidential Candidate
Washington gossip says Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis may face calls to publicly back a Democratic rival. Most see Sen George McGovern as the likeliest beneficiary due to Kennedy ties, though she has not indicated any involvement. Observers note her husband Ari Onassis attends with her while McCarthy critics label him a smooth talker with little real record.
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Christmas Reflections on Bangla Desh and World Poverty
A Christmas essay contrasts Kankakee and Calcutta, tracing Bangla Desh refugees from East Pakistan to India. The author argues that root causes go beyond tribal hatred and calls out global indifference, noting refugee misery, population pressures, and the folly of missionary responses.
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Holiday blues are normal says Virginia Payette
Virginia Payette explains holiday blues as common and not a sign of malfunction. The piece notes irritability from post Halloween shopping, family stresses, and looming bills, offering practical tips to cope including skipping excess obligations and seeking social support.
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