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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1971
Page
5
The Daily Review lists editors including Cartas Peterson Leona Ward and Calli Heyward with standard editorials stating opinions reflect the editors, not the paper. The page captures editorial material and notices typical of a 19th or early 20th century issue, emphasizing internal staff roles and disclaimer of positions.
Guest editorial discusses Chou En Lais push for a united front by small and medium sized states to resist U S and Soviet influence. It weighs risks of big power interference, notes Washingtons willingness to withdraw protection, and questions Chous view while flagging Chinas nuclear buildup and uncertain leadership. The piece contrasts positions of the United States, Russia, and China amid Cold War tensions.
In a tense late inning at Dan's Delicatessen Little League, Howard Fiebig, a right fielder noted for a long season, faced a crucial at bat with bases loaded and the winning run on second. After two tough pitches, he swung and missed, then fouled off, earning cheers and jeers from teammates who urged him to stay confident. He later mistimed a steal, sliding back as the force play ended.
California GOP leaders led by Rep Charles Gubser attack Rep McCloskey amid a party split. Gubser denounces McCloskey over Laos charges and his voting record, signaling a Republican war within McCloskey's district. Other Colleagues like Rep Kemp also weigh in as McCarthy era rhetoric surfaces in the broader political fray.
Walter Trohan laments rising automation costs and self service in Washington, noting how chain stores undercut milkmen and paper boys while consumers shoulder delivery tasks. He cites Bennington College drop-ins and aging job shifts as signs of broader economic change driven by technology.
A fragmented attack on Erich Segal and his novel Love Story discusses Segal's credibility, radical pressures, and Harvard tensions. The piece questions his transformation under radicals and whether his work reflects genuine beliefs or staged propaganda for visibility.
A community letter praises four outgoing trustees and the Union City Coalition for backing the Alvarado Community School plan while criticizing opponents. The writer warns the new board must bridge neighborhood and community school tensions and avoid irreparable conflict as they take over the district.
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