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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1972
Page
16
The Daily Review notes its editorials express opinions of staff writers and columns do not necessarily reflect the paper’s official stance. Names Charles Peterson Leona Fant Mike Nighet appear as editors. published Tuesday May 2 1972 from Hayward California.
A sweeping but cautious overview notes Soviet efforts to polish diplomatic façades for Nixon’s Moscow visit. A grain deal, trade talks, and broader cultural exchanges are framed as surface glitter masking military build up and diverging aims in the Mediterranean and Asia. The piece likens diplomacy to a housewife sweeping under the rug, underscoring strategic tensions.
A wealth of funders and operatives push a youth caucus plan to sway the Democratic nomination. Key figures include Stewart Rawlings Mott and former Rep. Allard Lowenstein, with AFL-CIO support and GOP defections hinting at a tight party battle in 1968.
Cap argues the Vietnam war won t end lower the federal budget, noting postwar spending rises. He traces budget growth from 1917 to today, cites defense versus welfare and education costs, and warns revenue sharing as deficit spending by proxy. He highlights California would gain 500 to 522 million yearly but threatens constitutional deficit limits.
Harvard professor Dr. Donald Bush argues language debasement mirrors social disorder and erodes trust. He cites Auden and Orwell, criticizes Scho matic speech, media, and political rhetoric, and links linguistic decline to educational collapse, urging clearer, precise use to prevent civic decline.
The fundraising and staffing approach of George McGovern would likely ease press access and decentralize decision making if elected. Posts in New Hampshire Wisconsin and Massachusetts show youthful, centralized teams allowing governors less influence while senior branches face tighter budget scrutiny and reduced military engagement.
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