Daily Review editorial and staff notes from Hayward
The Daily Review lists editors Charles Peterson Leona Ward managing editor Ansoocieté Editor Mike Nickel City Editor and notes the paper dated January 36, 1972 in Hayward California. It states editorials express staff opinions and letters to the editor are separate.
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Charles Peterson
Leona Ward
Ansoocieté
Mike Nickel
Tudlsday
Hayward, Caltt
Daily Review
Soga
Younger urges reforms to fix flawed appellate system
State Attorney General Evellé Younger blasts the U S appellate courts for focusing on technicalities rather than delivering justice. He cites rising habeas corpus petitions and calls for limits on federal appeals, juror questioning by judges, stricter standards for criminal lawyers, and tougher state bar oversight. He warns that public confidence erodes when guilty pleas are delayed or overturned on technical grounds.
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Evellé Younger
America
Younger
Aan
Commonwealth Club
San Fransisco
Federal District Courts
Federal District Court
William Sweigert
Nail
Angela Davis
Marin County
Mary McGrory on Nixon China trip press access
Washington essay notes Mao Zedong’s distrust of reporters amid 27 foreign correspondents and a 60 reporter limit for Nixon in Peking. It critiques Ziegler’s stance, Agnew’s hints, and the White House gatekeeping as veteran correspondents face exclusion while television crews surge.
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Washington
Mao Txefieig
Nixon
Peking
Ronald L. Ziegler
Spiro T. Agnew
Chou En-lai
Aptive
Mao
Korea
Secity Council
Republic of China
China
Franklin on the Stanford Axe Fire Threat and Campus Upsurge
Stanford moves to dismiss Bruce Franklin, a controversial professor linked to radical student activity. A faculty advisory panel finds him guilty of inciting occupation and resistive acts, while Franklin decries the decision as fascist and vows heightened protest. Trustees must weigh the clash between tenure protection and academic freedom.
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Bruce Franklin
Armed Revalun
Mao
Moby Nick
Gumipster Center
University
Richard W. Lyman
Board of Trustees
Ton
Letters to the editor The only sane solution
A reader argues to remove the United Nations from U S soil citing communist plots and a one world dictatorship. The letter questions Taiwan and Peking roles and condemns Maoist aggression, urging drastic action against UN involvement.
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United Nations
United States
Reform urged to free California redistricting from legislature
A letter from UC Berkeley professor Eugene Lee criticizes the current legislative control of redistricting. He argues gerrymandered, noncompetitive districts undermine public interest and citizen control. Citizens and the Reapportionment Commission push for public or initiative action to curb partisan influence.
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Emily
Eugene Lee
Lee
Institute of Government Studies
Barkeley
California Democratic Council
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Prof
Nie
Vial Assembly
Senate
Congressional
California
Reapper Monument Commission
Reapportionment Commission
Senate panel moves on widows survivor protection bill
The Senate Armed Services committee, led by chairman Sen. James O. Migs, plans action on a measure to restore survivor benefits for widows of retired military personnel. The bill would let current retirees enroll within a year to ensure annuities up to 50 percent of their pensions for spouses, funded by a 2.5 percent fee on the first 3600 and 10 percent above 2600. It would automatically cover future retirees and has passed the House by 372 to 0. Critics note elderly widows from past deaths may still lack coverage.
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Senate Armed Services Committee
Congress
Tate
Senate Armed Survives Committee
Gojwet
Sen
Jahr Alennis
O-Migs
Senate
Fragmented Voice on Vietnam War Debate and Peace Efforts
A garbled report cites ENITOR and local groups in North Widle ham and Chhiay Russia condemning United States for the Vietnam policy. The World Council of Churches denounces the war while some readers doubt and may see a slogan like Save Your Freedom.
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North Widleham
Chhiay
Russia
World Couneil
United States
Pupend
Bermbing
North Vietnam
Fragmented note points to unclear public remark
An unclear OCR fragment references a sagging equilibrium and a pundit quote about radiation. It mentions a warning to beware and asserts a past expansive claim. Names and specifics are garbled, leaving only general notions of skepticism and radiation.
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Smogakeptie
Hugh Tilsaesser
Sag
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