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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1972
Page
15
The Daily Reviews notes editorials express opinions while other columns and materials may not reflect the paper's official position. It clarifies that editorials represent the paper's view rather than the entire newspaper's content.
Guest editorial argues with pattern from Korea era that talks between Washington Hanoi and Saigon are being used by Communists to delay. Kissinger in Washington, Le Due Tho in Hanoi, no resumption date set, and bombing restrictions cited. The piece warns negotiations are a staged drama to extract concessions as hostilities continue in South Vietnam.
An analysis of salt-and-pepper rape trials in Washington, detailing historic acquittals and juror attitudes. The piece cites cases at Georgetown and George Washington University, noting white victims, black defendants, and alleged systemic bias while discussing a February incident involving a GWU student and subsequent District Court action.
Paul Harvey reports a rising mobilization of tenants against landlords as consumer groups, tenant unions, and well funded organizations push for protective laws. He notes rent protests, possible punitive measures, and the finance behind tenant campaigns while landlords prepare organized counteractions.
UPI report notes Bangladesh, marking its first independence anniversary, remains chaotic despite nearly 2 billion dollars in worldwide aid including 380 million from the United States this year. Food shortages loom as two million tons more grain are needed, with inflation and poor crops pressuring stability under Prime Minister Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. US officials warn of political fragility and limited Bangladeshi awareness of American aid, while the Soviet Union emphasizes cultural aid to boost visibility.
Smith Hempstone visits Quantico Virginia to observe Marine officer training and culture. The piece contrasts Quantico with West Point Annapolis and Colorado Springs, notes Amphibious Warfare School, and recounts officers’ concerns about pay, family life, racism, and drug abuse. It highlights pride, discipline, and the tension between military sacrifice and civilian perceptions amid the Vietnam era.
Rus Walton shares a Christmas column recalling a Santa in Weinstock's who moves a six year old Todd to belief that Christmas is magic and love. The piece argues that the magic of Christmas should carry into the New Year, urging peace on earth and acts of goodwill as pervasive ideals for 1973.
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