Editorial page disclaimer and staff credits at The Daily Review
The Daily Review lists Charles Peterson Leman Ward as Managing Editor and Michel Nickel as Associate and City Editor. The note from Hayward California dated Monday December 28 195 provides that the newspaper's opinions are expressed in editorials and that cartoons and letters to the editor do not necessarily reflect the official Ravin position.
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Liberated youth versus ancient truth in a moral clash
A guest editorial argues that youth subcultures glorify feeling good over harm, warning that libertine ideals ignore human dual nature. It cites violence linked to hippie culture, calls for moral codes and strong leadership, and favors traditional Western ethics over permissive experimentation.
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California Delegation Addresses Washington Offices
U S Senator Alan Cranston and Senator George Sure seated in Washington discuss contact details at Senate Office Building. Representative George P Miller and Representative Des Edwards provide Washington addresses and district coverage including San Leandro Castro Valley and Hayward areas.
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Voice of the people vigilante plea division letters
A reader urges searing action against drug dealers while a mother from South County condemns lenient laws and calls for vigilantism. She warns of teen drug pressures and recounts finding a marijuana cigarette, pressing for tougher punishment and swift justice. The letters also debate My Lai coverage and wartime photo ethics with caution toward propaganda.
Rhodes Praises Sensitivity Training Article
Editor Paul Rhodes of the Castro Valley School Board commends a December 14 Daily Review piece arguing sensitivity training brainwashes pupils. The letter warns against perceived un-American labels and urges taxpayers to oppose the program, claiming Reds promote youth enslavement.
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Loyalty controversy shocks New Mexico school chief
Willard Edwards reports show Claude Hinman principal of Church Rock Elementary faced a federal letter condemning patriotism education. Stephen Elrick of the Office of Economic Opportunity demanded removal of activities praising the nation citing the Supreme Court on religion in schools. The incident centers on patriotic displays and a God Bless America bulletin board in a district with nine percent Indian enrollment.
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Controversy Over Loyalty Teaching in Schools Spars With OEO
A letter from an OEO staffer accusing a school program of bias prompts principal Hinman to refer the matter to Supt. File Simmons. Sen. Fannin blasts the idea, asking for an inquiry into the staffer’s continued role. The dispute links to a defense of loyalty education amid federal program oversight.
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Nixon crises loom as 1969 tests start
Washington preview notes 1969 will bring crucial Nixon administration challenges, including Vietnam policy, inflation, and domestic dissent. It argues 1968 marked a probationary year, with limited progress toward negotiated settlement in Vietnam and uncertain prospects for 1970 elections. The piece warns of possible widening war or a questioned American commitment if disengagement stalls.
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Evie Wolfer on Negro Power Through Cooperation and Trust
The essay argues that Black power in America derives from organization built on mutual trust among Black people. It favors cooperative enterprises over individual capitalism, urges shared businesses, mutual protection, and pride rooted in communal history rather than fake ancestorship or boastful rhetoric.
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