Editorial page note from The Daily Review
The Daily Review states its opinions appear only in editorials and that columns letters to the editor and other editorial material do not necessarily reflect the paper's position. Names listed include Charles Feterson Jeane Ward and Mike Micked with city editor roles noted. The notice dates to Tuesday March 14 1972 in Hayward.
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Charles Feterson
Jeane Ward
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Mike Micked
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Poverty War's dismal failure in South County
In a 104-page Western Regional/OEO report on the Southern Alameda County Economic Opportunity Agency, flaws in administration and political activity are cited amid broader criticisms of the Poverty War launched in 1965. Critics argue that funds have not produced tangible results. some advocate dismantling OEO in favor of direct aid, while others warn against bureaucratic growth. The piece closes with a Bible verse quote.
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QEO
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United States
Frasier the Lion Becomes a Political Symbol in California
A columnist muses on California 18 to 20 year olds as pivotal voters in November. He notes Democratic efforts to recruit new voters, with quotas by gender race age and status, and warns of potential party tensions over nominee unity. The piece pivots to a controversial pride of a Laguna Beach Safari lion named Frasier as a satirical political emblem.
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Ray
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New Hampshire Public Television Network
New Hampshire Technical Institute
Nisan
Muskie
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McGovern
Simphrey
Jackson
Yorty
Lindsay
Ashbrook
Teddy Kennedy seen as candidate in 1968 race
The piece portrays Teddy Kennedy as a potential presidential candidate and criticizes him for political posturing on Ulster and Vietnam. It cites his past votes, calls for honesty in government, and mentions mock polls in New Hampshire showing Nixon leading among youth. It includes reactions from Robert Brown and concerns about Irish and Black communities.
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Foreign Affairs
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Biafra
Middle East
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Johnson
Mary Jo Kopechne
America
Robert Brown
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Public hearings shake reputations in Washington dust
Mary McGrory notes a week of character attacks on Mrs. Dita D. Beard as government aides and officials crowd the Capitol Hill hallways. Critics mock Justice Department ties to ITT while questioning Kleindienst, Rohatyn, and others amid tense testimony and salacious memos.
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ITT
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Jack Anderson
Beard
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Aee Ping Ive
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Soviet Union
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Nunn
Kentucky
Jarge
Set
Kennedy
Kleindienst
Hioner
Job
Nevers
Felix Rohatyn
Rohalyn
Richard Nixon
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Social Security cards for first graders spark privacy debate
The Senate Finance Committee proposed issuing Social Security numbers to every child entering first grade, arguing it would create lifelong identity records. Critics warn a centralized database could track individuals from childhood to death, eroding privacy and individual rights.
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Senate Finance Committee
Justice or Injustice in a Los Angeles Murder Case
Guest opinion argues the California court system failed to swiftly adjudicate a 1969 murder by a youth who repeatedly cycled through Juvenile Court and Youth Authority. The author warns of delays, legal nitpicking, and a lack of accountability while detailing Maddox's death and the killer's protracted legal journey.
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