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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1971
Page
7
The Deity Review's opinions reflect its editorials not columns or readers' letters. The piece notes contemporary columns may misstate fusion themes and urges readers to distinguish editorial stance from column content.
The piece argues Soviet leaders have talked aggressively in recent weeks while showing no real concessions. Brezhnev’s East Berlin address is seen as a ploy to pressure the West, with Moscow accused of provocative behavior in the Middle East and Indochina. It warns to listen but stay alert to the Soviet real thrust in Europe and beyond.
Washington notes the 1972 election could see 40 million to 50 million eligible voters abstain, based on past turnout. It cites census estimates of 159.5 million eligible voters and 61 percent turnout in 1968, with aside on 25 million new voters under 25 likely to boost participation.
Washington reports Rep Rooney seeks to withhold the United States’ 7.016 billion annual ILO assessment amid charges of Soviet propaganda and Russian influence. He questions joining the Geneva building project and urges Congress to cut funding to pressure reform. He cites ILO publications as biased and argues the U.S. should leverage its contributions.
A letter argues against Henry Waxman and his proposed elections reform package. It claims bills would ease registration, allow postcard re registration, issue voter IDs, boost absentee voting, and remove literacy requirements, risking chaos, fraud, and diluted democracy. The writer warns of mail in ballots and cross county voting, urging literacy and strict eligibility.
Washington writes about a pending secret document on the 1963 assassination of Ngo Dinh Diem. The piece links this to officials under Kennedy, antiwar figures, and alleged Pentagon papers handed to The New York Times. It notes Mansfield and McCloskey as voices, cites Hilsman’s dismissal, and suggests copies of sensitive material remain circulating.
A reader protests a 15 dollar water deposit kept for two years and questions why the water department earns interest while the customer does not. The letter asserts no credit references allow no variation in the ordinance and vows to push for change at the next city council meeting.
Sacramento legislators serving parts of Southern Alameda County include Senators Nicholas C. Petris Democrat and John W. Helmdahl Democrat two districts and Clark L. Bradley Republican eighth district coterminal with Alameda County. Assembly members Carlos Bee Democrat fifteenth district Hayward Union City Fremont Newark and Livermore-Amador Valley Robert W. Crown Democrat fourteenth district San Lorenzo San Leandro Alameda Oakland and Merck K. Fong Democrat sixteenth district Cusico Valley Ashland Oakland. Letters may be addressed to em at the State Capitol Sacramento 814.
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