Editorial notes from The Daily Review staff in Hayward
The Daily Review editorial page header lists Charles Peterson as Leone Ward Managing Editor and Mike Nickel as Associate Editor and City Editor. Dated Monday January 10 1972 in Hayward California, it notes that opinions in editorials reflect the paper and that columns letters to the editor and similar material do not necessarily reflect the paper's position.
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Charles Peterson Leone Ward
Mike Nickel
Daily Review
Dreams yield to UN reality in Waldheim era
Guest editorial argues Kurt Waldheim inherits a UN built on flawed foundations. It reviews past secretary generals and warns reform must come from within while noting the General Assembly’s bloated budget and inequitable US contributions. The piece predicts political hurdles for Waldheim and ends with a biblical proverb.
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Kurt Waldheim
United Nations
United Nations Iteels
Waldheim
U.N
General Assembly
United States of America
Muskie Faces Test as Democratic Hope Versus Nixon
Washington report on Edmund Muskie as Democratic White House candidate. It notes his contrast to Nixon, early campaigns, public persona shift toward somber credibility, and the party's mixed feelings about his centrism. Mentions Kennedy, Chappaquiddick, and internal Dem dynamics as Wisconsin and other primaries approach.
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Washington
Sen_ Edmund
Muskie
Maine
Hlm
White House
Don Muskie
Johnson
Amy Wexler
Connecticut
Kennedy
Humphrey
Nixon
John Kenneth Galbraith
Harvard
McGovern
China
Wisconsin
Lindsay
MelGovern
McCarthy
Paul Revere
Richard Nixon
Campbell plan aims to shield middle class from catastrophic medical costs
Assemblyman William Campbell proposes a state backed medical insurance pool funded by employee and employer contributions to cover expenses beyond basic private coverage. The plan would insure all working Californians, start with a six month funding phase, and be run by private insurers with government oversight.
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California
William Campbell
Hacienda Heights
Reilleves
Scotety
Campbell
Reagan
Will the law now prevail on the Supreme Court
The piece laments liberal shifts on the US Supreme Court with justices Powell and Rehnquist on the bench. It cites Wall Street Journal criticisms and quotes figures like Warren, Pound, and Mitchell, urging a return to law respecting separation of powers and constitutional limits.
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Lewis F. Powell
Willam H. Rehnquist
Supreme Court
Powell
Alan
Rehnquist
Wall Street Journal
Earl-Warren
Mth
Dan Roscoe Pound
Harvard
Fidel Castro
Cardinal Mazarin
Louis XIV
America
Georgetown University
Burger
Oregon Bar Assn
John Mitchell
Michigan court limit on compelled union dues for teachers
In a Michigan case, Judge Jack Warren ruled teacher Carol Applegate was unlawfully discharged for refusing to join a local union. He held that paying costs for negotiating and administering contracts is not the same as mandatory union membership, implying dues beyond bargaining costs are not compulsory by statute. The decision challenges strong union shop pressures and bolsters academic freedom in selecting union affiliation.
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Warren Court
America
Mallory
Miranila
Escobedo
Tobbers
Communist Party
National Education Association
American Federation of Teachers
California
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Carol Saplegate
Grand Blanc
Michigan Education Assoiation
Mrrs
Applegate
Jack Warren
Mrs. Applegate
Grant Blanc
Michigan Education Association
Michigan Federation of Teachers
Helen Bentley as FMC chairman prompts bold maritime reform
Washington notes Helen Delich Bentley, chosen by President Nixon as Federal Maritime Commission chair, is a durable, outspoken advocate for shipping reform. The piece lauds her no nonsense stance, longshore union critiques, and anticipated Senate testimony on the Emergency Disputes Act and Export Expansion Act. Bentley’s coverage highlights her impact on maritime policy and labor relations affecting American shipping.
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FMC
Hag
Chamber of Commerce
Bentley
Senate Commerce Committee
TLA
U.S
Tara
New York City
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