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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1974
Page
6
The Daily Review notes that its opinions appear only in editorials while columns cartoons and letters do not necessarily reflect the paper's position. Editorial content is dated June 17 1974 and credited to managing editor Charles Peterson and associate editor Leona Ford.
Editorial argues Congress must curb presidential impoundment and create a professional budget staff to oversee the federal budget. It warns that without the will to restrain spending, new procedures may fail and the nation will remain in deficit despite reform efforts.
A father recalls taking his children to a Xavier University basketball game to illustrate school spirit. He explains spirit in three forms, noting the invisible courage and loyalty that keep schools alive, while kids debate the quirky spelling of spirit and the meaning of supporting their team.
Professor Irving Kristol questions whether free men doomed to seek perfection may surrender liberty. The article traces Western thought from millenarianism to the Age of Government, warns that credit expansion and guaranteed prosperity push toward authoritarian states, and calls out utopian dreams yielding to a new orthodoxy that dampens freedoms.
Will Rogers jokes about Boston celebrations of Bunker Hill and Daniel Webster, claiming he is pinch hitting for Webster and mockingly redefining words. He notes locals celebrate a victory by the British and jokes the monument sits on Breen's Hill.
A Union City resident urges learning from recent tragedies and urges community actions. The letter discusses the police shooting, attempted assassination of the police chief, mental health facilities, youth programs, treatment centers, and counseling, calling for unity and safer community support. It prays for Terrones and Chief Cann and for the attacker to feel divine love.
A columnist urges President Nixon to undergo evaluation by a reputable psychiatrist amid accusations of irrationality. The piece cites anonymous Republican and intellectual voices critiquing Nixon’s judgment, references to Watergate transcripts, and possible mechanisms under the 25th Amendment for removal.
Economists debate if all workers can outpace inflation through rising wages. The piece argues catch-up pay is unlikely for most, caused by uneven power among groups. It cites unions like teachers facing weak clout, while others such as plumbers and rail workers have earned gains through easier access to favorable laws. It cautions against inflation fueled by excess money, warning of chaos seen in 1920s Germany, and urges political accountability to curb missteps.
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