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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1972
Page
4
The Daily Review outlines that opinions in editorials and editorial pages express the paper’s view, not necessarily the governor or official stance. Charles Peterson and Leona Ward serve as Managing and Associate Editors with a Nickel City editor byline, shaping the editorial content.
Hayward Hremen urges residents to prepare simple home fire plans outlines 4 key do s and don ts to improve survival chances. He notes that calm sensible steps and a call to the local fire department can create peace of mind and reduce hazards, emphasizing that emergency numbers are in telephone directories.
Yesterday’s Park School report highlighted an all boys class of 9 to 12 year olds nicknamed the Dirty 36. Principal Bernard Moura noted surplus of boys and reluctance to relate to girls while praising the class for drama excellence and bold male isolation. The piece ends with a Bible thought from Lune 15:32.
At the Doral hotel, Marti Rieffe and her paramilitary delegation press George McGovern during his nomination bid. Mankiewicz hurries to deliver a decision while protesters confront the candidate with antiwar and racial justice demands. McGovern outlines conditional talks as he withdraws under guard.
Paul Harvey argues that critics overstate President Nixon’s time away from Washington, noting travel for diplomacy and rest, while defending the administration’s work. He rejects partisan framing and stresses the presidency’s demanding duties in a presidential year.
Washington reports President Nixon plans to stay silent until after the Republican convention while former Treasury Secretary Connally assails McGovern as radical and isolationist. Connally cites defense cuts, welfare aid, and draft amnesty as dangerous. Rogers supports the critique after a foreign trip. Shultz and Timmons warn of inflation with rising domestic spending.
A Sacramento debate centers on ACA 05 a proposed ballot proposition for two year legislative sessions elimination of veto sessions and immediate effect for urgent measures. Authors include Senators Fred Marler James Mills and Assemblymen Bob Moretti Bob Monagan with opponents like Senator Lou Cusanovich calling for preserving 1966 reforms.
Mor rie Ruskind reports from Miami Beach on a chaotic convention vibe likened to a tea party and Alice in Wonderland. He mocks candidate spin, youth influence, slogans, and a push for voter mobilization while noting witty caricatures and controversial topics.
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