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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1972
Page
6
The Daily Review from Hayward California dated Monnay March 20 1972 explains editorial page material and notes the editor may express opinions while letters to the editor and columns reflect the page content rather than the paper's position. The piece lists staff roles including managing editor and city editor.
The changes Nixon proposes to speed declassification align with open democratic norms. Automatic timetables will apply to most classified documents, with exemptions for national security or foreign government dealings. The plan claims the public deserves essential facts while acknowledging some secrets must be kept, amid debates on the Pentagon Papers. Sacramento Union
The piece argues that the judicial system largely protects the rights of radicals amid conspiracy and murder trials in Harrisburg San Jose and other cases. It critiques the so called numbers game and warns against emotion driven causes while asserting courts should guard justice. It notes presidents scholars and public figures doubting fair trials for black revolutionaries and concludes protector justice rests with the courts.
A Chicago column reacts to a US surgeon general report on tobacco, sharing readers’ letters from Baltimore to Manhattan Beach. They argue for nonsmokers’ rights, recount courteous requests and hostile pushback, and note a national divide between four dozen smokers and 164 nonsmokers.
Representatives in Sacramento include Nichols Petris John Holmdahl and Clark Bradley for Senate districts 11 8 and 14. Assembly members Bee Crown and Fong serve districts 18 11 and 16 covering Hayward Union City Fremont and parts of Oakland. Addresses: State Capitol Sacramento. Cost: 414 dollars.
Letters to the editor criticize a proposed state VD education bill as a sell-out that erodes parental rights by allowing school driven sex education without written parental consent. Editors note related debates on public benefits and national defense funding, urging civic action.
A critical look at David S. Broder's The Marty's Over published by Harper and Row. The review praises Broder as a veteran Washington reporter who analyzes the drift and crisis in American politics. It notes his critique of party decay, the rise of the civil service, television's impact, and the need for engaged citizens to reclaim influence from parties.
Washington report notes FBI tightened Capitol security for J. Edgar Hoover’s appearance before a Senate appropriations subcommittee to request 335.8 million for next year. Only one senator attended the closed door session, prompting questions about Hoover’s future term as director.
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