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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1972
Page
7
The Daily Review Wick City notes its editorials and columns may not reflect the paper’s official position. Dated Tuesday January 11 1972 from Hayward California the notice explains opinions appear in editorials letters and cartoons and do not necessarily represent the newspaper.
The piece critiques Democratic primary spin and advertising tactics exposed by the McGinniss book era. It notes Muskie’s cautious campaign launch, McGovern’s handlers scrambling for vitality, Humphrey’s bid to win youth votes, and Musketeer style Madison Avenue staging, arguing political salesmanship spans parties and eras.
A Department of Health, Education, and Welfare survey finds about half of U S welfare recipients cost taxpayers 500 million yearly due to errors. The report backs Nixon administration reform proposals aimed at modernizing outdated machinery and tightening work requirements, urging Senate action.
Washington faces a press government ethics flap over December White House meetings on India Pakistan war. Minutes labeled secret sensitive were leaked to columnist Jack Anderson, raising questions of trust, security, and potential treason at the highest levels.
Washington notes delayed arms for Israel amid Nixon Meir talks. Administration hesitates on Phantom and Skyhawk deals, despite $800 million in credits. Rogers faces election year pressure, while Egypt protests and bipartisan support keeps pressure on stalled sale negotiations.
Compass Systems proposes a neutral data driven reapportionment of California with 40 senatorial districts paired to assemblies, compact boundaries, and strict population limits. It excludes partisan bias, favors community interests, and awards roughly equal safe seats to both parties while highlighting the Commission’s bi partisan leadership.
Mary McGrory compares U S Japan diplomacy to Madam Butterfly in a San Clemente column. She portrays Eisaku Sato as Cho Cho San and Nixon as Lt Pinkerton, noting Tokyo’s concessions on Taiwan and North Vietnam, then the Peking trip edge toward a presidency summit. The piece mocks the bond as fragile, with Tokyo misled yet compliant.
In Waynesboro Georgia Sen. Herman Talmadge warns Nixon may fail to carry the South in 1972 barring Phase II economic blows or a halted Vietnam War. Alabama's George Wallace eyes another run as Thurmond’s prospects surge, leaving Democrats scrambling for a viable challenger in the region.
Jim Fiebig notes Tidiana University students list ecology high in interests, provoking reactions about values. A home visit reveals party plans and a mock “birds and the bees” joke giving way to concern that insecticides may threaten ecological balance and even human survival. The narrator and wife then attend an ecology meeting.
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