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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1974
Page
7
City staff criticize a 1988 park ordinance banning religious services in Central Park. They urge Fremont council to delete the offending section to permit Christian services such as Easter sunrise and a June 30 church breakfast by Lake Elizabeth, arguing the remainder already manages park use and public interest.
The article argues Sen. J William Fulbright lost touch with Arkansas voters in the May 29 primary, hampered by an emphasis on foreign policy over local issues. Dale Bumpers campaigned directly to the people with grassroots, hands-on outreach, contributing to Fulbright's decisive failure to win renomination.
A boy recalls working for his father at a warehouse for ten cents a day. He watched doors counted rolls of butcher paper and cellar cats amid fear of fires. He remembers supervising with warnings and the moment his father calmed him, saying not to listen to what was said.
A Washington editorial weighs the Senate Watergate committee milk price supports charge against President Nixon. It argues the bribery link is unclear, cites Nixon's January statement, and compares hypothetical cases of political contributions and votes. The piece suggests the milk deal is not a hot story and questions impeachment implications.
Will Rogers argues that peace would come if nations know they have equal armed forces. He contends that parity makes a country overconfident and ready for war, while equal regulation could reduce the urge to fight. He notes the luck of an even break in sports as a metaphor for deterrence.
Editor letters question legality and conduct of the Hayward teachers strike. They cite California law forbidding public employee strikes and local ordinances, claim blocking entrances and driving safety incidents, and call for removing troublemakers and restoring teaching. They criticize teachers at Rancho Arroyo Junior High and demand action.
A June Daily Review letter criticizes a city committee for reviving downtown Hayward while plans for D Street housing link to Southland via a shortcut. It argues the road would waste taxpayer money and worsen traffic, urging better coordination to curb citizen apathy. The author signs as DAVID'S. JOHNSTON.
A satirical column riffs on Henry Kissinger being called a miracle man while criticizing U S diplomacy. It notes President Nixon planning a Cairo visit to Sadat, supposedly spending eight hotel floors during the trip, and hints at further international travel. The piece mocks foreign policy grandstanding and the long running hands across the sea theme.
The author bids farewell from Sacramento calling it Babylon as they move to the mountains with family to pursue farming and writing. He laments corporate state influence, Watergate, and loss of liberty, urging citizens to reclaim freedom through collective action and future optimism.
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