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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1969
Page
9
The Daily Review states its opinions appear only in editorials and that columns cartoons and letters to the editor do not necessarily reflect the newspaper's official stance.
Erwin Meese and Governor Reagan criticize California Poverty War agencies for heavy federal funding and biased reporting. They urge tighter oversight, businesslike operation, and reduced independence, arguing grants exceed needs and promote a larger welfare state.
Alameda County Employees Association asks county supervisors to move the salary conflict with the union to third party mediation. The issue pits modest raises against broader labor pressure and reflects growing organized labor influence among county workers. The board plans a July decision, wary of broader demands if they back mediation.
Barry Goldwater stakes out a hard line on the Safeguard ABM system amid rumors of concessions. Defense officials defend a defensive posture while anti ABM forces rally with campaigns, reports, and commentary from Harvard and MIT figures. Notes on Reagan gun defenses and other political snippets close the item.
The piece cites Stanford professor Lewis B. Mayhew, longtime AAHE president, arguing faculty overreach fuels dissatisfaction in colleges and now in California high schools. It notes teachers influence in setting objectives under the Winton Act, tenure protections, and administrative bottlenecks behind reform, questioning whether high school autonomy could worsen unrest.
Long view on the Warren Court ends with Chief Justice Warren Burger taking the helm. The piece l observes that major liberal landmark rulings, such as Brown v Board, are unlikely to be toppled, while shifts in criminal procedure and redistricting may occur with a more restrained but continuing impact on law and society.
A columnist laments the fall of People’s Park in Berkeley and Pacoima violence, contrasting nostalgia for Central Park with current crime and police crackdowns. The piece condemns authorities and laments loss of the urban sanctuary.
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