Daily Review editorial page notes and staff roles
The Daily Review lists staff and editorial roles for Sunday June 18. Charles Petuesan and Chuy are noted as editors with Mike Nickel as associate editor. Wie Hayward is also mentioned in connection with the editorial page while the publication states opinions expressed are those of the editorials and do not reflect past reviews.
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Charles Petuesan
Grana Pare
Mike Nickel
Chuy
Wie Hayward
Call
Right, wrong, and the Constitution in a Moose lodge case
The Supreme Court acknowledged limits on government reach into morality after a Pennsylvania House leader was denied service at a Harrisburg Moose lodge due to race. The piece argues government pressure on private groups to change discriminatory rules is futile and that integration gains require education and access rather than coercion.
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Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Wall Street Journal
Journal
Marinburg
U S Urges UN Budget Economy In Diplomats Memo
A State Department memo urges U N members and U S diplomats to push for tighter UN agency budgets. It notes UN spending could double in the next decade while the U S federal budget rose from 83 billion in 1963 to an estimated 246 billion ten years later. The commentary suggests governments with prudent spending could advise the United States.
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United States of America
United Nations
U.S
U.N
State Department
Nat
M. Iumbera
California education bills push early schooling debate
Bryce W. Anderson reviews state superintendent Wilson Riles's push for Senate Bill 1302 and Assembly Bill 1490 to start schooling at age four, arguing the plan would raise costs and shift parental duties to the state. He notes concerns about sex education, parental roles, and mixed results from school-led reforms, urging focus on improving K through 12 rather than early child rearing.
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Senate
Peter 1
Behr
San Rafael
Mervyn M. Dymally
Los Angeles
Assembly
Kenneth Cory
D-Aitalicim
John F. Dunlap
D Vallejo
Jerry Lewis
H-San Bermine
Riles
Aira
Intas
Mrblte
Talionale
United States Chamber of Commerce
Rites
McGovern Backers Weigh Labor Loyalty and Party Unity
The piece panel discusses how McGovern backers expect organized Labor to stay in the Democratic fold if he wins the nomination, while many old Democrats resist. Sen Mansfield notes the four year fiscal outlook. It also covers Brock shifting toward Soviet trade, Tower campaign damage, and California’s pivotal role in the 1972 race.
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South Dakota
George Meany
Nixon
George McGovern
Auberta
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Labor
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Endar
Garrielpt
Jimmy Rousavall
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Randing
Denia
New York City
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Ireland
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Jimmy
Jtage
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Kenney
Wallace
Ashbrook
Kennedy
Nixor
DieGovern
The Cloudy Crystal Ball on Politics and Polls
Morvie Ryskind analyzes the 1972 campaign with tangled references to Nixon McGovern Kennedy and Wallace. The piece weighs poll results party dynamics voter blocs and potential twists while noting the enduring uncertainty of political fate and the limits of punditry.
Man Without Country echoed in modern draft crisis
A writer cites Edward Everett Hale and the phrase Breather here may with soul so dead to critique draft dodgers and antiwar protests. He argues against widespread pacifism, praises patriotism, and urges youth to stand firm for the United States amid Vietnam era tensions.
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Canada
Sweden
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Washington
Americas
America
Atvievican Teftists
Amerige
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Haiphong
Britain
Europe
England
Tamranfident
Moscow summit analysis highlights SALT hopes and missile parity
General Ira C. Baker notes the Moscow talks show a pattern of strategic limits and rising parity. He argues the Kremlin seeks naval balance by 1975 and warns against accepting strategic missile inferiority despite MIRV advantages. The piece credits Nixon’s rhetoric, defense cuts, and a pragmatic start to arms talks.
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Nixon
Congress
Russia
Tris
Besant
Moscow
Red
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