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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1971
Page
5
The June 7 1971 edition of The Daily Review from Hayward California notes editorials and columns carry the paper's views but letters to the editor and other editorial materials may not reflect the paper positions. The item highlights that Deity Review content is presented in editorials.
A guest editorial argues radicals threaten to infiltrate corporations, easing labor tensions and lowering product standards amid cutbacks and recession. It cites drug abuse, absenteeism, and new left tactics as risks to plants and management, urging vigilance and sober response.
The piece argues that Muskie faces a tough New Hampshire primary on March 14 as he hopes to ride early momentum from Maine. It notes the Democratic Party’s right-leaning tilt there, the looming challenge from Henry Jackson with New Hampshire backing, and Muskie’s broader struggle to unify the Democratic field while avoiding Republican misframing of his Vietnam stance.
In a blunt Senate address Senator Barry Goldwater accuses former Defense Secretary Robert McNamara of direct responsibility for widespread military overruns and waste. He notes liberal critics avoid blaming McNamara and cites a Washington Post review and a World Bank role as supporting context for his charge.
The editor voices strong worries that opening Harder Road will create almost unmanageable traffic. He aligns with President McCune and Dean Vandenburgh on the issue and notes Mrs. RH Borcher’s letter, suggesting she has not confronted campus policing over a spatter of title three-wheelers at Cal State.
The column argues that racial discrimination in schools has shifted from external disputes to internal power dynamics. It cites New York and Newark teacher strikes, noting white and Black power tensions, alleged hypocrisy among educated elites, and the changing racial makeup of城市 districts amid desegregation debates.
Editor letters defend Councilman Cowper and allies who backed planning commission density limits for Highlands. Readers question realtor influence and ethics, condemn anti development stance, urge housing growth to curb taxes and unemployment in Hayward and nearby cities.
Mrs Ann M Mehren urges opposition to a genocide treaty that would strip constitutional guarantees, allow global arbitral rulings over life and property, and threaten freedom if ratified after Senate approval.
An editorial criticizes Ar gela Davis and the United Presbyterian Church for what it calls fuzzy American values. It argues Davis as a public figure and criminal are treated unfairly and questions the fairness of trials in the current era referencing Bobby Seale.
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