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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1972

Page

11

Editorial page notes and staff credits from The Daily Review

The Daily Review of Hayward California dated Friday January 7 1972 lists Charles Peterson Leona Ward Nedocrats editor Fickel City Editor and notes that opinions are expressed in editorials while columns letters to the editor and other editorial page material do not necessarily reflect the paper position.

Charles Peterson Leona Ward Rai Nedocrats The Daily Review

Crackdown on the drug traffic targets heroin supply

National crackdown reports six tons of heroin and heroin ingredients seized this year, with $3 billion in value, as the Nixon administration pushes international cooperation. Turkey Laos Thailand and Yugoslavia Bulgaria are named in broader enforcement efforts, while U S authorities press to reduce demand and clamp down on traffickers and tax evaders in the crime network.

United States Nixcon State Department Hwelle Younger California Nixon U.S Turkey Laos Thailand Yugoslavia Bulgaria Conn Asst Treasury Eugene Rassides

Spiro Agnew’s Job Seen Safe Amid Party Tug of War

Washington reports President Nixon reassures conservative factions by keeping Spiro Agnew in place. The right mobilizes behind Agnew with calls to save him as Democrats and moderates view him as an embarrassment. Nixon’s Peking trip and a potential Brooke run loom large in a tense GOP before New Hampshire.

Washington Mixon Spiro Agnew Agnew Peking Hathyshire John Ashbrook Ashbrook Far Right Nixon Taiwan United Nations Chou Enlai Edward W. Brooke Edmund S. Muskin Chow En- Jai Richard Fecteau Victor Gold Richard Nixon Chou Kin-tai James

Anti crime bill changes liberal congressman stance

Rep Jonathan Bingham shifts from opposition to crime bills to sponsor a Citizens Anti Crime Patrol Assistance Act. It would fund neighborhood groups to organize self defense with local police cooperation, bar weapon use by patrols, and aim to reduce violence through increased watchful presence. The bill faces low odds in Judiciary Committee though support could grow with a new Congress.

Washington Jonathan Bingham New Left Dove Congress Bingham New York City Hammond Ind Omaha Neb Minneapolis Fall River Mass Washington, D.C Dingham Les

Washington Window Loophole in campaign law

A Capitol Hill study by the Democratic Study Group warns the new tax deduction and credit provisions on political contributions may drain millions from the Treasury and skew fundraising. The law allows up to 50 per person deduction or 12.50 credit per person, with limited safeguards, potentially enabling non-candidates to claim credits or deductions.

Frank Eleazer Washington UPI Capital Hill Congress Democratic Study Group House Democrats Treasury DSG Internal Revenue Service Faw House of Senate TSG House Senate Aflcio COPE Teamsters National Committee For

Nixon Report Warns of Shifting Global Power Balance

In a February 1970 Congressional briefing President Nixon warned that the Soviet buildup of strategic forces and deployments threaten U S security. A September defense panel supplemental statement argued the United States could become second rate unless policy shifts occur and public awareness rises. The piece outlines risks, calls for strength over appeasement, and cites Malta as a cautionary example of Soviet influence.

Congress Nixon United States Ulaud Russia Secretary of Defense Soviet Union United White House India East Pakistan Bangladesh United Nations East Pakistan Mediterranean Malta Dorn Mintoff Britain North Atlantic Treaty Organisation Sixth Fleet

When love isn't withheld in Seaboard North Carolina

The piece reflects on Seaboard North Carolina and Moccasin Swamp as Ernest B. Furgurson describes family history and a sister’s lifelong care for her mentally challenged brother. It recalls London crimes, old family ties, and a late-life return to church and ritual, detailing devotion, memory, and religious renewal.

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