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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1973
Page
6
The Daily Review notes that its opinions reside in editorials while columns cartoons and letters to editors do not reflect the paper’s stance. The item dated June 25 1973 introduces the editorial page and clarifies content scope for readers.
Guest editorial questions the January cease-fire results in South Vietnam and warns that despite a new 2500-word explanation of the truce, commitment from both sides remains uncertain. It notes Vietnam and Hanoi aims to limit hostilities while North Vietnam and the Viet Cong maintain military buildup. Congressional resistance to funding U S bombing and aid casts doubt on the peace process and the fate of South Vietnam hangs in the balance as the International Control Commission seeks cooperation.
Russell Kirk surveys a new Wilkinson and DeArmond book arguing jailhouse lawyers corrupt inmate dialogue and enable racketeering. He cites Johnson v Avery to show courts have granted inmate access, but warns such conferences aid plotters, homosexual schemes, extortion, and abuse by prison gangs, urging reform and better wardens.
Wallington, D C. The Returning Traveler argues there is no amnesty for political turncoats who sabotaged the war effort and undermined leaders. He cites Senators and Representatives who voted against funds and aided anti war mobs, insisting Americans will not forgive those who violated the democratic process.
Virgil Salera argues against a private Swiss plan touted by an unknown firm to vault and store gold, paying dividends from metal sales. He warns the scheme is risky, potentially shady, and hinges on volatile metal prices while urging voters to oppose Washington’s inflationary policies and protect savers and workers.
New York reader recalls a bygone social ritual of guests bringing produce to hostess meals while discussing inflation and rising prices in June 1973. The piece blends memories of bridge games on Long Island with reflections on food costs, taxes, and economic pressures affecting households and daily life.
Washington focuses on the government price freeze and its gaps noting that industrial commodities futures trading is not delivery exempt. It explains speculators trade on paper, balancing long and short positions to avoid delivery, complicating enforcement and potential market behavior as Phase Four nears.
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