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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1975
Page
12
Editorial warns Stark remedies risk wrecking free enterprise
The piece urges Congress to censure Rep Fortney Stark for pushing ideas at Granada High School in Livermore. It argues his philosophy may warp young minds, misplaces blame on business and taxes, and threatens incentives with proposed guarantees while calling for less federal intervention to revive enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Fortney Stark
Stark
Sark
South County
Don Edwards
Granada High School
Livermore
Walnut Creek
Mortney
Granada
Fortney
Fragmented View of 1960s Democratic Reform Voices
A political column critiques the vigor of activist freshmen in Congress, arguing their push for veto-proof power unsettles House leadership and risks repeating party disarray. It contrasts liberal tactics with demand for fiscal restraint, predicting dangers for the Democratic ticket in upcoming national elections. The piece references Hubert Strauss Irving Ketstil and Herman lineages as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wort
Genendary Tealing
Ahly Monkhs
House
National Democratic Party
Taepublean
Democratic Party
Hubert Strauss
Congress
Hieharad Nisan
Revising history on Alger Hiss fan club mystique
The piece critiques posthumous defenses of Alger Hiss, noting court rulings upholding his conviction and scholars questioning new explanations. It argues that sympathetic figures distort the record, while calls for new trials fail on evidentiary grounds amid broader claims of perjury before the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alger Hiss
Washington
Alver Fi Lerpes
Massachusetts
Fliss
Anthony
New Yorker
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Delfiacomo
Hitr
Hiss
Hearn
Doulas
Wyatt
Truman
Justee
Adyar Henry Ceoddford
Gautt of Appeals
Iss
Supreme Court
Hoss
Destiee
Joseph ‘Pauro
Degheana
Abern
Mr Hiss
Paul Beardkin
Vegnacanio
Eveny Parisien
United States
Will Rogers Witty Talk Sparks Oklahoma California Feud
A garbled page paragraph references Will Rogers and Oklahoma Governor Yow, noting humor and political strings between Oklahoma and California. The piece mentions California residents, leaks, and a splash of political satire amid misread lines and editorial control by Bryan Steeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars Angeles
Oklahoma
Balero
Hayward residents oppose proposed county jail plan
Local readers criticize the board of supervisors for lack of public hearings on a pretrial detention facility. They urge district forums, question secrecy since Watergate era, and condemn the absence of open government. Editors note explains size details discussed only recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cooper
Usu
Imost
Board of Supervisors
Letters to the Arroyo grad spark debate on basics and future literacy
Readers praise Steve Vilas for his graduation speech and lambaste the state’s schools for neglecting fundamentals. Parents urge more basic education over frills, warning that the class of 1975 and future students risk being underprepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Vilas
Arroyo High School
Diogenes
Arroya
Heverly Lewis
Editorial echoes on global threats and American overconfidence
A critical, clipped monologue questions US safety and power amid Cold War anxieties. It cites past naval defeat, warns of Soviet and Asian challenges, and laments overconfidence, urging humility and vigilance in national strategy. The piece uses stark, defensive rhetoric about American strength and vulnerability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Couse
Savesland
Officer lauded for quick action saves life in Union City
An observer quotes Sergeant Han Packard of Union City Police Department for solving a tense crisis. A distressed caller reported a potential suicide with a missing location across state lines. Packard coordinated efforts leading to locating the person, reversing a possible tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly
Han Packard
Union City Police Department
City Connect
Union 1
Paleot Aerecat Frida
Packard
Avis Cheeatenig
Nur Doe
Curtain
China City
Seoul Packard
Aditch 7 column favors tariff stance amid campus shifts
Virgil Salera writes in Dune 9 supporting Ford tariffs to curb Arabic imports. A former Cal State economics major reflects on free market views and notes tariffs harm foreign trade, hinting at broader campus changes and a shift toward a Kmart parking lot era by 2001.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aditch
Virgil Salera
Ford
Ward
Cal State
Salera
K-Mart
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