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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1972
Page
19
The Daily Review notes that opinions reflect the editorials and cartoon opinions on volumes letters to the editor and opinion pieces on the editorial page do not necessarily reflect the paper’s official stance.
A California editorial argues that 18 to 21 year olds gain adult rights but may lose AFDC welfare unless rapid legislation allows them to stay on the rolls while in school. It condemns selective privileges and warns lawmakers against double standards, urging consistent treatment of young adults.
The piece argues liberal educators push rigid performance standards on industry while resisting auditing their own outcomes. It cites pass-fail grading, tenure, and the hidden results of education, contrasting calls for public accountability with supposed academic freedom. It questions environmental theories and stresses the need for observable learning impact.
A sweeping column volleys at Henry Kissinger, John Lindsay, and Ted Kennedy while lampooning Reagan at a Des Moines dinner. It juxtaposes moon travel bravado with street violence and US foreign policy pronouncements, reflecting a partisan critique of Democratic and Republican figures and a wary view of leadership.
The editorial hints a conservative split over Nixon's 1968 foreign policy, endorses John Ashbrook, and laments Shanghai Communique and China policy. It suggests sending George Meany to Moscow instead, arguing he could pressure Beijing and Hanoi while Nixon remains abroad. It critiques reliance on Russia and China and laments casualties while calling for stronger leadership.
An observer argues that President Nixon and the administration sustain America’s worldwide leadership through executive actions and diplomacy. The piece defends ongoing naval presence in Indian Ocean and Persian Gulf and praises the China trip as a strategic move to deter liberal isolationists and counter Soviet influence.
General Ira C Faker reports three defense chiefs testified before House and Senate Armed Services Committees on the state of U S defenses. Melvin Laird , Thomas Moorer and John Foster warn Soviet superiority in missiles and megatonnage and urge continued build up and strategic deterrence amid China tensions.
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