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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1971
Page
4
The City Review lists managing editor Mike Nickel associate editor and city editor positions. The June 14 1071 edition from Hayward California presents editorials and opinion pieces with the editorials reflecting staff input.
Freshman Rep Ronald Dellums leads one man hearings on war crimes while thirteen congressmen sue to force Nixon to seek Congress approval for troop withdrawals. Senators and representatives alike form an independent lobby away from Capitol Hill to press liberal peace causes. Citizens should demand they serve in Congress as elected and not bypass its processes.
The FDA targets misrepresented origins in labeling such as potatoes labeled Idaho and Louisiana hot sauce possibly brewed elsewhere. New guidelines restrict geographic origin claims to products actually produced in the stated place. The piece notes consumer doubt and urges careful origin labeling.
Jeffrey Hart surveys Hudson Institute in the Hudson River Valley. Analysts including Herman Kahn and Don Brennan discuss Vietnam strategy, SALT, and defense policy, arguing for stronger deterrence, mixed views on Nixon, and social issues from education to urban crime.
State Senate members include Nicholas Petris and John Nelmdahl with districts covering part or all of Alameda County. Assembly seats list Carlos Bee in 21st, Robert Crown in 14th, and March Fong in 15th, with regions spanning Hayward Union City Fremont Newark and Livermore Amador Valley to Oakland areas.
William S White argues fear-driven politics risk alienating Europe and eroding national resolve. He cites calls to end drafts, isolationism, and reduced defense, while noting domestic problems of unemployment and pollution. The piece quotes a CIA observer worried Americans appear frightened as world power.
A discussion on how public opinion polls influence U S political choices and the risk of governance driven by popularity. Figures like Edward M Kennedy cite polls to bolster health legislation while critics warn that reliance on polls can erode responsible decision making and provoke political volatility.
A columnist mocks police etiquette for crime victims advising silent resignation during burglaries. He argues against staying hidden and predicts he and his wife will scream rather than comply, comparing to patriotic figures and movie heroes.
An editor denounces liberal trends in schools praising student focus on learning. The letter criticizes open campus lounges, radio bans, and youth politics while urging stricter traffic and vehicle safety, harsher penalties for manslaughter and drunk driving, and tighter auto insurance rules.
Our lives and heirs promised flowers and sunshine but the war drags on. We urge ending the conflict and returning the boys to resume their lives with loved ones. They have a right to live fully and fulfill duties here, honoring those who paid with their lives. Mrs. C. WW, Duprene Hayward
Editorial argues no fault auto insurance may reduce litigation but won’t make highways safer. It urges making auto liability insurance compulsory in California to replace the Financial Responsibility Law, requiring coverage before vehicle registration.
A reader laments the loss of his son's bicycle stolen last October. Despite police involvement and repeated checks, the bike ended up sold at auction after legal procedures. The note questions notification practices and urges active outreach to victims, noting the case remains unresolved and the bike was seen with a new owner.
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