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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1973

Page

14

Editorial policy note from The Daily Review in 1973

The Daily Review states editorials and opinions are its own while letters to the editor and cartoons do not necessarily reflect the paper’s position. The note credits Charles Peterson as managing editor and Leona Ward as associate editor with a dated reference to July 15, 1973.

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Schlesinger Named Defense Secretary With Broad Experience

James R. Schlesinger assumes the role of secretary of defense bringing decades of national security analysis from a government think tank and OMB budget work. He led the Atomic Energy Commission and chaired the CIA, stressing unity and purpose while warning against luxuries in tight budgets.

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Watergate heat frames Nixon as target of scorned critics

A reader letter argues Nixon is not the sole target of Watergate backlash, criticizing liberal media for bias, defending Nixon's record, condemning the break-in, and noting political figures' alleged actions. It discusses the broad jury of public opinion and questions proof of Nixon's direct involvement.

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Nixon Defenders Rally Amid Watergate Backlash

James Kilpatrick notes a growing counter-reaction to Watergate as readers and defenders push back against coverage and calls for Nixon’s resignation. He argues the public perceives Democratic missteps and media zeal, while insisting the core issue remains corruption at high levels and Nixon’s own candor is needed to curb the backlash.

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Willing yet unwanted teachers face licensing flaws

A Los Angeles reader complains that willing volunteers cannot legally tutor a child in math without credentials. California reform efforts under the Ryan Act seek to shift licenses toward subject knowledge, with bills proposing new exams for single subject credentials in history and government. Debate continues on how to evaluate teaching quality and enforce firing or probation for poor performance. Critics stress that student outcomes define teaching success, not tenure or lengthy tenure contracts.

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Barry Goldwater Strong Blow For Decency

Supreme Court issued a 540 4 ruling establishing local control over obscenity. It rejects a national standard and says state and community officials should decide what is obscene. The decision limits regulation to depictions of sexual conduct and requires literary artistic political or scientific value.

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General Ira C Baker warns Congress harms national security

The speaker argues the recent Congressional bill strips flying status and pay from most Air Force generals and colonels not in combat commands, harming morale and recruiting. He warns Navy and Army fliers face penalties, reduces aviation expertise, and could cost thousands of officers their pay while yielding only $14 million in savings.

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