The Daily Review Editorial Page Note
A July 20 1971 note from Hayward California outlines that the Daily Review’s editorials reflect the editors stance while letters to the editor cartoons and other editorial page content may not represent the paper position. The page lists editors and staff including Charles Peterson Leona Ward Mandging and Billar Afike Nickel City Editor.
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San Francisco debates marijuana legalization drive
An ongoing push to legalize marijuana faces scrutiny as San Francisco crime committee members and city officials clash over potential outcomes. The piece weighs risks of brand promotion by retailers, parallels to alcohol and tobacco, and the uncertain future of prohibition versus legalization.
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San Francisco
Crime Committee
French Assembly desks fitted with rubber lids protest ban
Countdown members of the French National Assembly will no longer bang desk lids in protest as lids are fitted with rubber insulation. Ramsey Clark argues prisons should be eliminated in favor of personal correctional methods and bringing the guilty before the bar. Bible Thought cites a moral exhortation from Hebrews 6:11.
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French National Assembly
Ramsey Clark
San Diego Convention Backlash Sparks Alarmed Visit
San Diego stock broker Steve Balkam warned on Capitol Hill that the city hosts a potential clash at the upcoming Republican National Convention. He cited a UC San Diego program, student publications, a flag controversy, and a plan to block trains to curb unrest, drawing White House attention and urging action.
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Steve Balkam
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Chicago
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University of California At
Herbert Klein
George Crassmueck
White House
Robert Minch
Balkum
University Regents
Crazy Times
Nixon
Navy Electronics
California
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Seaborg Wrestles With Atomic Doom Prophets
UPI report on Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg leaving the Atomic Energy Commission discusses his view that nuclear power remains civilization’s best hope for electricity, while critics spread fear. He defends safety progress, criticizes half truths, and emphasizes frank talks with skeptics to reduce verbal pollution and advance realistic nuclear power solutions.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Jong Tubre
Atomic Net
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AMC
Atomic Power
Voice of the people Defends American pots
A retired potter and union member defends American made dinnerware against foreign and inferior products. He argues high heat firing and underglaze guarantees durability, urges use of U.S. made ware, and warns against recalls that could hurt Ohio West Virginia and California industries. He notes department stores show mostly foreign wares and stresses American knowhow and safety.
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Congress spends freely while Nixon faces red ink budget
The monthly column criticizes Congress for approving billions beyond President Nixon's budget. It notes a $420 billion national debt, possible $450 billion soon, and lavish perks like free haircuts and cheap meals. It highlights a swift $2 billion rescue for ailing ventures and a $250 million loan guarantee ballooning to $2 billion.
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Raueh
Penge
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Margaret Chase Smith
Hidden war in Sudan shapes regional power plays
In Washington, a backstage factor in Sudan's coup is a prolonged civil war between millions of Black Sudanese seeking independence and a dominant Arab Muslim majority. Russia and Arab states arm the Arabs. Ethiopia Kenya and others aid the Blacks. Israel and the US are cited, while the UN debate on genocide grants no resolution.
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Egypt
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Ethiopia
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Equatoria
Bahr el Ghazal
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Uganda
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Emidin Tafeng
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