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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1974
Page
10
The Daily Review presents a header stating Charles Peterson Leona Ward as managing editor and associate editor, with a note that editorials reflect the paper's opinions while columns letters and other page materials may not. The text explains editorial page material does not necessarily reflect the paper's position.
Editorial pages glow as the US Supreme Court weighs a Florida law forcing newspapers to publish replies to attacks in editorials. The piece argues right of reply infringes press freedom and could invite government pressure, urging fair play and responsible corrections. It cites a 1974 Daily Review editorial involving Congressman Fortney Stark and Secretary Henry Kissinger, noting an improper beer-picnic remark and apologizing for any harm caused.
Fragmentary reminiscence on a boyhood golf game with family and a caddy named Mr Rachel. The passage mocks lies about golf etiquette and scoring while hinting at instruction and misdirection.
Smith Hempstone analyzes the Moscow summit's uncertain outcomes as Nixon travels to hold talks with Brezhnev. Kissinger’s Moscow trip failed to yield a breakthrough and U.S. hopes for SALT I and Western defenses waver amid Senate scrutiny and Watergate pressures. The piece weighs Soviet restraint, Vietnam, and the Middle East as Brezhnev seeks Western credit and U.S. impeachment fears complicate diplomacy.
Will Rogers explains why probes drag on as witnesses repeat testimony to become comfortable. He notes first statements aim to hinder memory and gauge what is known, with five or six trials needed before full details emerge. He says witnesses reveal knowledge only after committees uncover what they know.
Holmes Alexander examines Ambassador Francis Dale and Senator Frank Church on multinational corporations. He notes Dale’s pro multinational stance contrasting with Church’s anti cartel emphasis, arguing private enterprise drives world trade and underpins prosperity while forcing negotiations with host nations.
Worried letter to the editor argues hardcore pornography persists despite claims it will fade. The writer cites officials, praises decency aims, but urges action by parents to influence school sex education, proposing an “over 20” Parents to Encourage Proper Sexual Ideals program.
Rus Walton reflects in Washington on two faces of the capital. One face cherishes Amerita’s heritage from the Lincoln and Jefferson memorials to the National Archives, while the second sees the city as a maze of big buildings, red tape, and perpetual bureaucracy. He notes the tearful, silent gaze of Honest Abe as the two views converge.
The text attacks Congress for allegedly wasting tax dollars on absurd studies and projects. It cites examples such as funding to study wild boars in Pakistan, Polish bisexual frogs, jungle toads mating calls, blood groupings of Pulist Zlatesky pips, and fishing boat crewmen conflicts, arguing taxpayers shoulder the cost and urging voters to oppose such allocations.
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