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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1976
Page
7
The Daily Review states its opinions appear only in editorials and editorial page material such as columns and letters do not necessarily reflect the paper s position. The message identifies Charles Peterson Leona as editors and notes the Revies to be a misprint for Review.
The column argues the Dumbarton Bridge project may proceed after Knox AB 328, shifting funding concerns to toll revenues for related Bay Area projects. It also reflects on public accountability in the Wayne Hays and Elizabeth Ray scandal, urging that private conduct can affect public trust and standards.
Ralph de Toledano examines the press and bookstore censorship faced by Richard and Thomas Tedrow for their book Death at Chappaquiddick. He argues liberal establishment gatekeeping limits access to a free press, noting how reviews and ads are withheld and how even established writers benefited from broad exposure.
The speaker warns it would be a good joke to the Republicans if they nominate someone else, predicting the President would veto the nomination. The remark appears in a June 4, 1928 item about Lloyd and an outed force of narrative from the WAN gers Memorial, with rights reserved.
John V. Tunney and Dr. Hayakawa enter a competitive campaign after clean primaries. The column praises moderation, notes Hayakawa's San Francisco State tenure boosted his anti radical stance, and predicts a lively race with potential debates. It highlights Tunney's minority outreach concerns and Hayden's possible influence among youth.
Letter from Mrs Max L. O'Starr of Casta Valley thanks John Pappas and many civic supporters for 25 years of community involvement in Hayward. She reflects on gratitude, retirement plans, and continued service, then pivots to a broader tribute to America and the 200th birthday of the nation, urging thanks for veterans and leadership.
The writer describes struggling to craft a funny piece about political figures. He laments grim past columns and considers Hubert Humphrey, Ford, Udall, and caricatures, noting the difficulty of creating humor from contemporary politics and ending with the realization that grim columns are easier to write than funny ones.
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