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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1971
Page
9
The Daily Review page presents editorials and letters not necessarily reflecting the paper's official stance. Names include Charles Peterson and Mike Nickel with staff designations, dated July 14 Thursday 1NT. The note explains opinions expressible on the page may differ from the newspaper's position.
In a San Diego Tribune analysis, Moscow appears to back Berlin concessions to push the United States from Europe. It cites US Vietnam tensions and NATO fractures as the lever, suggesting a deal on Berlin tied to an European security framework and troop reductions.
A wave of condemnation meets Fidel Castro as Heberto Padilla is jailed and tortured, provoking critics like Sartre Moravia and Sontag to issue a 4000 word indictment. France’s praise evaporates as moral outrage grows over alleged anti revolutionary crimes.
A distorted clipping notes a University of Michigan researcher advising husbands to avoid nagging wives about weight. It references substitute confections, military reform talk, and Bible verses, implying wartime era attitudes and moral posturing without clear context or coherent facts.
James Kilpatrick argues the court ruling on the Pentagon Papers is not a glorious victory for press freedom. He notes nine separate opinions, debates over prior restraint, and the danger of despotism, while criticizing the decision as limited and loosely binding.
A congressional summary estimates twenty major weapons programs could cost U.S. taxpayers at least 96.25 billion, with costs rising from inflation and development. The tally includes Navy missiles and a main battle tank, while noting several projects remain in research and development and may add further expenses.
A leaked eleven page document, sans identifiers, portrays Richard Nixon as a relentless, unflamboyant fighter shaping political dynamics. It compiles quotations from Democratic leaders on ABM MIRV and SALT, highlighting Nixon’s anticipated advantage and the Democrats’ strategic narrowing as the 1972 race nears.
State Senator James Mills accuses Democrats of gerrymandering in California to preserve party power. He cites 1961 and 1966 redistricting as unfair, noting large disparities in registered voters and seat allocations. He argues the current plan would dilute votes and calls for reform.
Washington debate on curb to political contributions targets unions and wealthy donors. Fannin Tower plan would strip tax exempt status from dues funded political activity, but the bill faces strong odds and likely passage remains uncertain amid calls for tighter disclosure and spending caps.
A list of California and national lawmakers with office addresses in Washington. Includes Senator Alan Cranston Room 210d New Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510 and Senator John Tunney 6217 New Senate Office Building Washington DC 28. Also Congressman George P Miller 2065 Say Tito Building Washington DC 20518 and Congressman Don Edwards 118 Canton Building Washington DC 20515. District details cover parts of Alameda and Santa Clara counties and various Bay Area cities.
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