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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1974
Page
9
The Daily Review disclaimer from June 26 1978 states editorials reflect the paper's opinions while columns cartoons and letters to the editor do not necessarily reflect The Review's position The page lists Charles Peterson Leona Ward as editors and filler associate editor role titles for the editorial content.
A Florida Supreme Court decision upholds a 1913 right of reply law forcing newspapers to publish responses to editorial attacks. The piece argues against such compelled speech, warning it could intimidate critics and threaten press freedom. It notes the recent Daily Review editorial critiquing Fortney Slick and Henry Kissinger, calling the beer allegation inaccurate and regretting publication.
Smith Hempstone notes Nixon travels to Moscow for a third summit with Brezhnev amid mixed signals on progress. He cites Kissinger’s missed breakthrough, stalled SALT II talks, and Moscow’s aim to gain credits and technology while the U.S. weighs domestic pressures and impeachment risk.
Will Rogers comments on why investigations delay as witnesses repeat testimony. He notes first-time witnesses expect not to reveal information, and persistence by committees uncovers what they know only after they learn it themselves. Timeframe noted as April 1, 1928.
Holmes Alexander discusses Ambassador Francis Dale and U S Senator Frank Church in Geneva and Washington. He argues multinational corporations shape global markets and diplomacy, promoting development and prosperity while provoking friction with labor and national policies, yet remaining a driving force behind a freer world market.
A Fremont reader urges editors to acknowledge pornography will not fade away. The letter argues porn is now pervasive in theaters and schools, criticizes sex education as moralistic, and calls for parental input to influence school policies through a proposed “over 22” PEPSI generation to shape decency and proper sexual ideals. The writer asks readers to contact school administrators.
A speaker contrasts two Washingtons the noble historic soul of America embodied by monuments and Founding Father echoes with a second harsher city of big buildings and bureaucrats. The piece laments red tape and hollow mass administration while honoring Lincoln at the memorial.
A satirical piece alleges Congress wastes funds with boondoggles and odd studies. It cites tax money funding wild boar chasing in Pakistan, Polish bisexual trogs, jungle toads mating calls, Polish Zlotnika pig blood groups, Yuplas Jovian town conflicts, and a study on why people say ain't, noting taxpayers shoulder the costs.
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