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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1971
Page
6
The Daily Review from June 7 1971 notes the opinion content on the editorial page reflects the paper's stance. It mentions associate editors Hayward and Cabi and states editorials letters and cartoons do not necessarily reflect the newspaper's position.
Guest editorial argues radicalizing the work force targets major aerospace suppliers amid a slowing economy. It cites worker attrition, absenteeism, and drug abuse as vulnerabilities, noting management battles over attitudes and dress codes while radicals seek to disrupt production and labor plans.
The piece analyzes Richard Nixon’s 1966 prelude to the 1968 race and compares it to George Muskie’s 1970 position. It notes Muskie’s Providence appearance with Allard Lowenstein, Democratic rifts in Rhode Island, and the looming New Hampshire primary with Henry Jackson possibly entering. It weighs whether Muskie can unite the party and endure New Left pressure.
In a forthright Senate moment Senator Goldwater accuses former Defense Secretary Robert McNamara of direct responsibility for massive cost overruns in Pentagon programs. He notes media silence and cites a Proxmire invitation that McNamara declined due to World Bank duties, highlighting a broader liberal critique of military procurement.
A reader letter questions campus traffic handling and enforcement. The writer cites heavy traffic and three wheelers, mentions President McCune and Dean Vandenburg as supporting stricter measures, and calls for a campus policeman to curb speeders.
A reflective column critiques racial bias in U S education amid Newark and New York strikes. It contrasts union stances, desegregation aims, and the shifting roles of white and Black professionals, noting a colorblind hypocrisy in some critics and the broader rise of Black influence in city schools.
A reader letters page reflects mixed community views on Highlands zoning, planning staff and realtor influences, and council votes. Critics call for ethics scrutiny and denounce density battles while others urge housing growth and lower taxes to spur Hayward prosperity.
A draft genocide treaty advances from committee and faces a Senate floor vote amid concerns it could suspend constitutional protections. Critics warn it could criminalize broad actions by individuals or groups, threaten property rights, and be enforced by a world tribunal, urging opposition among lawmakers.
Robby Sealet argues that American society undercuts justice as the United Presbyterian Church reviews race and church roles in Davis case. He claims the notion of a fair trial is a facade that could lead to acquittal of criminal elements, reflecting deep-seated bias and decline in values.
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