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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1973
Page
14
The Deity Review adopts a stance on editorials and column content, stating that opinions expressed are its own and columns, cartoons, and letters to the editor do not necessarily reflect the paper's position. Page 16 item outlines editorial scope and disclaimer.
Guest editorial notes since 1933 federal catalog of 1600 significant buildings, nearly half torn down. National Trust’s James Biddle urges clearer public criteria balancing preservation with property owners and taxpayers' interests. cites New York and San Francisco losses, California tax incentives for historic value standards as a step toward rationed landmark protection.
A editorial voice rails against liberal critics and dove arguments over Vietnam policy. It argues the Tonkin Resolution empowered the President, notes Congress supported it, and criticizes McGovern supporters for prolonging war. The piece praises Nixon and urges congressional backing for him to reach peace.
A wary look at crime stats shows mayors tout A grades for cutting crime while major offenses like murder, rape, and burglary rise in some cities. Philadelphia, Chicago, and New York contrast with Philadelphia claiming safety though rapes and robberies climbed.
Jeffrey St. John profiles Wilton Brass Co in Columbia Pennsylvania, tracing how its sandcasting pewter work embodies Jefferson’s idea of a natural aristocracy through integrated mind body and spirit. The piece contrasts mass production with Wilton’s artful craftsmanship and worker pride, citing a 1980s labor survey and Yale Yankelovich insights on worker satisfaction to underscore a timeless lesson in meaningful skilled labor.
Readers clash over Catholic beliefs and idol worship while blessing quake relief efforts. A letter-writer defends Catholics against idol accusations, urging open minds, and a group expresses outrage at U S bombing while urging peace. Names and institutions cited include Rev James A Carzay and Newman Community Cal State Hayward.
The piece interviews Barbara Puchan and reflects on Ifs in history and Nixon era China, with comparisons to O Henry and Tuchman. It discusses how Presidents Roosevelt, Nixon, and Johnson shaped Vietnam policy, questioning alternate histories and destiny in world events. The author argues Americans were destined to Vietnam unless contrary facts emerge.
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