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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1971
Page
7
The Daily eviews from Hayward California dated July 20 1071 present opinions and editorials. Columns letters to the editor and other editorial page material do not necessarily reflect the paper’s past known positions.
Ray Doran’s 11 years as Hayward city manager end due to illness creating a leadership void. He arrived in 1960 from Concord and shaped a strong public heartbeat with projects such as City Center, Weekes Park Library, Hayward Airport, Skywest golf, and downtown street trees. His vision and dedication defined public service and will challenge successors to maintain high standards.
The article notes a shift as the United States lifts all dollar transaction limits with Communist China as a first step toward trade opening. It questions the impact on global markets and hints at using Ping-Pong balls as a metaphor for volatility. The National Transportation Safety Board warns alcohol as a major transportation safety risk amid driver impairment.
In a defense of President Nixon's executive order, Kilpatrick argues the move strengthens actions against violent subversive groups. He notes the Subversive Activities Control Board would update the 1955 Attorney General's List, with hearings and due process for accused organizations. The piece defends using investigations as a public safety tool in a dangerous world.
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson faces scrutiny as his memoirs and the Vietnam War papers surface. Trohan notes Johnson’s insistence on telling the truth and the political and historical tensions surrounding the presidential library dedication and the leaked documents. Johnson remains philosophic about the disclosures and the presidency.
The piece recounts how Cesar Chavez led the United Farm Workers and allied groups against a proposed farm labor reform bill in California. It describes political maneuvers in the Assembly and Senate, pressure on lawmakers, and threats of how labor organizers sought to secure a free secret ballot and stronger protections while opponents argued the bill would limit growers' power. The article notes late 1960s and 1970s context with figures like Ken Cory, Bob Moretti, and Governor Reagan influence.
Senator Henry Jackson fronts a pending Senate amendment to push more weaponry to Israel, challenging the Nixon administration’s Middle East policy. Jackson argues for continued arms shipments amid Soviet aircraft support to Arab states, citing Israel’s growing military disadvantage.
Voice of the People supports Hayward bicycle paths linking city streets to regional trails. The letter urges city council approval, noting rising cyclist numbers and demand for clearly marked routes along Mission Bly, Second Street, and other major corridors. It cites benefits for work travel, health, and smog reduction, and names councilmen opposed to the plan.
A San Leandro High Lab Band, noted breakaway winners at a Montreux Swiss festival, headlines a Pacific High venue in San Leandro Wednesday night. The reviewer praises this year's jazz sound as a once in a lifetime, urging readers not to miss the performance.
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