Daily Review Editorial Page Note 1974
The Daily Review notes its editorials reflect the editors views while columns cartoons and letters to the editor do not necessarily reflect the paper's position. Charles Peterson is listed as Managing Editor and Leona Ward as Associate Editor in the 1974 masthead.
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A deplorable case of apathy in California primaries
Editorial notes a turnout of 47.5 percent in California’s primary, below typical non presidential-year levels. It highlights open government and fiscal restraint as voter priorities, supports Prop 9 and Prop 8, and contrasts gubernatorial candidates Houston Flournoy and Edmund G Brown Jr. ahead of the November election, urging informed testing of candidates.
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Notre Dame names first female senior class valedictorian
The 132 year old Notre Dame school marks a milestone as its senior class valedictorian becomes a woman for the first time. A girl quarterback could be next? Strauss, Democratic national chairman, says running against Ford in 1976 would please his party. Russia closes Red Square for repairs after military hardware damage. Government scientists warn heavy pollution may cool the Earth, a chilling prospect.
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Ford
Russia
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Father’s gifts of time and faith shaped a boy
A reminiscence of a father who gave time, love, guidance, and belief. The speaker recalls a mother’s warmth, a brother for sharing joys and trials, and the confidence his parent showed in him, shaping his view of life and growth.
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Nixon and Colson’s newfound faith ruffles the Oval Office
Washington commentator recalls Chuck Colson’s Watergate ties and a past offer of a presidential interview as Colson pleads guilty and seeks spiritual reform. The piece notes Nixon’s Middle East visit and hints at uneasy implications for politics and loyalty.
Will Rogers on honesty and fair dealing with government
Will Rogers urges youth to value honesty and fair dealing with government as the nation’s foundation. He notes history honors individuals whose morals pass the acid test, while condemning those who betrayed government trust. February 10, 1924.
Power equalization in Serrano era debated in letters
A reader argues the June editorial misstates Michael Tripp’s California Journal suggestion on sidestepping Serrano. The writer notes Judge Jefferson’s April ruling requires a state plan to equalize funding while preserving local control, endorsing power equalization as a viable path.
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Racial quotas under fire as Supreme Court revisits Defunis case
Chicago column argues Justice Douglas rejected preferred race, while advocates push affirmative action. The piece links Watergate to bureaucratic zeal for quotas in employment and higher education, warning of unchecked government power and erosion of individual rights under the Constitution.
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