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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1971
Page
6
The Deity Review presents editorials on public issues with opinion pieces including columns and letters to the editor. It notes that opinions on the editorial page reflect the publication’s stance, not necessarily the paper’s formal position.
The guest editorial argues Communist China’s table tennis invitations to the U S do not signal policy change. It says Maoist leadership remains hostile, resuming Warsaw talks unlikely, and UN membership would threaten peace with East Germany and North Korea at the door. Nationalist China is praised as peace-loving and an asset to the West.
A wave of complaints to Congress paints a grim picture of the U S postal system under the Postal Reorganization Act. Rep John Monagan cites a case of a check mailed to a bank five miles away arriving five days later, while Sen Gale McGee and Sen Hirsh Fong press for accountability. They note drastic cuts in last daily mail collections, higher prices, and promises of speedier service failing to materialize. McGee warns July 1 as a critical deadline if improvements do not appear.
The piece skeins a harsh view of John Lindsay, NYC mayor, now nominally independent, as it mocks presidential ambitions and accuses him of fiscal excesses and failed leadership. It notes bipartisan speculation in Washington and local scorn in Fun City, blaming Lindsay for municipal woes and police hostility.
Dr. Alan Guttmacher, head of Planned Parenthood World Population, visited Dartmouth to advocate abortion on demand with ecological rhetoric. He framed abortion as safe and liberal, while critics warn against labeling it humane, noting the moral burden of ending fetal life and questioning language.
Secretary Maurice Stans urged 5,000 American business leaders to lift their gaze from profits to the broader fate of the free enterprise system. He warned that without action, government control and regimentation could threaten America's economic strength.
A reader urges council to address unequal street widening costs tied to Parkside Drive zoning. She explains high density across the street raises costs unfairly for low density parcels, calls for listening over bickering, and criticizes councilman Oakes for misrepresenting a private discussion. The letter condemns Vietnam era protests and laments national political shifts.
The editor blames doves and notes 45000 American soldiers killed in Vietnam. He accuses senators McGovern Fulbright and McCloskey, former senator McCarthy, and Congressman McCloskey of bearing indirect responsibility for a large share of the casualties.
Letter writer Daniel Quinlan of San Leandro attacks earth week ecology debates urging punishment for bicycle thieves. He argues bicycles won t replace cars until thieves are punished publicly, drawing a harsh comparison to horse theft penalties of the past.
Editor questions George Oakes stance on posters in Mexico City versus Hayward signage policy. Cites April 27 agenda praising scenic non commercial posters and murals then Nem 13 vote allowing tall commercial signs to remain in Hayward. Names Gwenidolyn E Staniforth appear in attribution.
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