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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1973
Page
6
Readers see edits and opinions in the Daily Reviews edition with editorials columns and cartoons not necessarily reflecting the official stance of The Renew. The page notes editorial material may carry personal views and varied perspectives from contributors.
Guest editorials condemn the secret American bombing of Cambodia as an Indochina war outrage. Defense Secretary Schlesinger and Maj Hall Knight are cited for revelations that exposed deception by President Nixon and top officials. The piece accuses the Pentagon and Brown of hiding facts to protect authorities from scrutiny. LAS ANGELES TIMES
U S and Japan discuss joint energy policy as two major economies seek mutual gains yet clash over oil import fronting. Japan rejects a unified oil buyers front, wary of Middle East supply reliance. The Tokyo meeting widens policy cooperation but risks a diplomatic stumble that strains relations.
A pair of editor letters laments boredom among youths and job frustration after high school. A reader urges Maj. Gen. Edmund to relax Air National Guard grooming standards, arguing shorter hair and mustaches hinder retention and fairness, with a request for attention by leadership.
An economist argues that conflicting figures cited by government and oil companies about natural gas reserves need not imply a conspiracy. He likens the issue to reporting two production scenarios tied to price controls, noting historical underpricing and the need for higher incentives to explore deep gas.
A critical column argues U.S. taxpayer subsidies to Russia for grain shipments. It claims wheat barley and bean subsidies cost millions, with daily transport costs for tankers rising. The piece accuses officials of yielding to Soviet demands, decrying Watergate-era corruption while warning of economic and political consequences at home.
Washington window Their molds are the same discusses Watergate fallout and public trust. It notes Bar conversations in Ohio and Washington about political corruption perceptions, calls for open government, and disclosure of finances to curb suspicion, referencing Melvin Laird and congressional reforms.
Washington column critiques the Ervin Committee hearings as theatrically partisan. It condemns personal showmanship, lynch mob vigor, and vindictiveness, arguing the nation needs sober revival not public executions. It cites Cox and anti military books as hindrances to a true Bicentennial reset.
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