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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1971
Page
9
The Daily Review in Hayward California presents opinions only in two line editorials. Columns cartoons and letters to the editor do not necessarily reflect the paper's position.
A newly enacted New York one year residency requirement for welfare recipients faces court tests and could pressure California to adopt similar rules. Governor Rockefeller argues the law is needed due to financial strain, while Alameda County notes mass migration to warmer welfare climates. The piece links welfare policy to courts and party dynamics, with broader questions about California education spending and governance raised by Legislative Analyst A Alan Post.
Washington reports the Nixon administration seeks a cautious minimum wage rise, favoring $1.40 on January 1 with restrictions and opposing broad extension to farm workers. House and Senate hearings continue as advocates push toward up to $2.50 by 1923, while critics warn of unemployment and higher costs.
Roy Cohn, once a young Washington figure linked to McCarthyism, writes The Fool for a Ghant about political persecution. He recounts 1969 New York criminal trial exposure and targets Morgenthau Kennedy and the grand jury, arguing for reform and abolition.
A critical survey traces the rise of Catholic radicals like Berrigan and their supporters in the 1970s. It argues the movement borrows from secular radicalism, downplays traditional practices, and attracts writers and editors. while dismissing the Panthers as outdated, it warns the synod in Rome may rebalance church mission amid this trend.
Defense Secretary Laird announced the Pentagon is considering a new type of submarine armed with tactical missiles to fire on enemy ships. He called such a sub important to the Navy's future while speaking at the keel laying of the Glanard P. Ipscomb.
William S. White reports on a calculated Democratic effort by left wing and antiwar elements to erode Speaker Carl Albert and House Majority Leader Hale Boggs. The aim is to weaken their hawkish stance on Vietnam and military buildup, hindering Albert’s control over the 1972 Democratic National Convention and influencing the party balance amid contenders like McGovern Muskie and Henry Jackson.
Taxpayer groups denounce rising property taxes and blame state lawmakers and activists for overspending. They urge cutting welfare and education spending, replacing politicians, and stopping tax hikes before more homes are lost.
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