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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1971
Page
5
The Daily Review from July 26 1971 in Hayward Callf notes that editorials reflect the paper view while letters to the editor and opinion components may not mirror all staff positions. It marks the issue as an opinions-driven section with standard disclaimer language.
The editorial argues liberty means遵 law and critiques protests that trample others rights. It cites May Day actions and flag burning, stressing law and common sense, while warning authorities will curb excesses. FBI Director J Edgar Hoover voices that liberty without law is a myth.
A Delaware decision halts further navy industry along its coasts in favor of ecological protection. The move marks a pioneering shift toward open space, with experts contrasting safety and survival notions for men women and children at sea.
Opinion notes a national rise in strikes with 981,500 workers idle as management faces higher costs. The piece argues consumers suffer most from stoppages as wages feed higher prices, while painters oppose unsafe conditions and health risks. It hints at industry embarrassment and possible settlement momentum.
Jim Fichig Charlie makes it on his own when a planned quiet vacation spirals from panic to hope after he forgets his pills. Left behind diet pills tranquilizers and more trigger a frantic start, yet by day five Charlie enjoys meals hikes laughter and rest as his wife notes the job nearly killed him.
The piece argues President Nixon risks jeopardizing his Vietnam policy by tying prisoner of war issues to withdrawal. It cites debater strengths and potential missteps, notes Le Duc Tho’s seven point trap, and discusses the London Telegraph analysis on Vietnam security, urging steady pursuit of policy to withstand domestic opposition.
Jenkin Lloyd Jones recalls the Cunard Line plan for a 17000 ton cruise ship named Adventurer and the tradition of Cunard ship names ending with a royal or historic lineage. He laments modern monikers while recalling cross Atlantic voyages on liners, storms, and the vanished era of grand ocean travel.
Justice William C. Douglas faces a Justice Department inquiry linked to a Las Vegas hotel and casino deal involving Albert Parvin and Meyer Lansky. The probe notes Douglas’s paid role with the Parvin Foundation from 1960 to 1969, earnings from moonlighting, and his controversial public stance on financial disclosures, sparking bipartisan criticism.
Editor notes a parent complaint from San Leandro about a July 17 Little League Senior Division District 45 All Star game at Sunset High School Hayward. Jeff Moore 15, Ashland team, was barred for hair touching collar. rule change allegedly unknown to family. emphasizes safety helmet coverage and calls for clearer rules.
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