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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1973
Page
5
The Daily Review presents staff bylines with Charles Peterson as Managing Editor and Lena Ward as Associate Editor. The column introduces the editorial page and notes that opinions reflect the Review’s editors and not the paper’s past stance.
Guest editorials argue that food prices may stay flat only if crops yield well and farmers expand production. Parity figures show farm prices lagging, with March pork, beet, lamb and poultry outputs down from last year while overall farm product prices rise, hinting at continued cost pressures through supply and distribution.
Nixon proposes NHS Disaster Preparedness and Assistance Act to streamline relief. Consolidates aid under the President to cut duplication and standardize benefits, with federally subsidized insurance as a prerequisite. Encourages state and local involvement via revenue-sharing style provisions to reduce future costs and improve efficiency. Sacramento Union.
A leading advocate defends decades of land seeding experiments, claiming progress in weather control. The report notes political reactions and a call from Democratic figures for unity, while discussions hint at returning to former alliances and support structures within the party.
Virginia Payette praises a novel solution to long ceremonies and dull graduation addresses. She suggests a distinguished speaker deliver a brief bow and tuck provocative, mimeographed notes into programs, allowing graduates to read the address later. The piece notes audiences often lose focus as hours drag on.
The piece mocks a looming Codfish War as Vic county and Teeland debate fishing limits and NATO ties. It parodies Premier Rickey-Vick threatening withdrawal from NATO if Britain fails to curb fishing antics, while Icelandic irrelevance is noted.
The piece surveys party switching in American politics, noting Strom Thurmond and Ronald Reagan as examples and examining John Connally's status. It discusses how switches impact candidate viability, the dynamics within parties, and Connally’s potential paths toward GOP endorsement and presidential consideration.
A May issue letter accuses opponents of desecrating a community center during abortion protests and labels them moralists. The writer defends protesters who display graphic 18 by 14 color photos of unborn babies and argues for the unborn’s right to life, noting taxpayers and families are affected by abortion debates.
A reader letter condemns anti abortion pickets at Kennedy Community Center Union City supporting a constitutional right to life while urging education over demonstrations. The writer argues abortion media can desensitize society and calls for nonviolent, constructive solutions to social problems.
A May 30 letter from a reader named withhold urges visible courage in abortion positions, criticizes clergy involvement and censorship, condemns hiding behind tasteless or unethical excuses, and calls for public accountability and for more voices from diverse faiths.
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