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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1971
Page
6
The Daily Review of Hayward California outlines opinions in editorials letters and columns. The page credits Charles Peterson Latin Ward managing Eslito associate editor and discusses positions on internal page authority and letters to the editor.
The article notes Sen. Alan Cranston leading a group to talk the draft to death if needed to block a bill extending Selective Service before June 30. It frames a contrast between good and bad filibusters, arguing Cranston favors this tactic only because he supports the bill's aim.
A column recaps a Phyllis Schlafly tale about Stalin's heaven and hell tour as a humor piece, then asks if readers saw the real thing or only a guided tour, linking it to foreign visits and a Bible quote. The note sits within a broader discussion of perspective on cultural exchanges and political anecdotes.
The piece critiques how 1965 Voting Rights Act provisions and Supreme Court rulings collide with municipal annexation in Richmond Virginia. It traces a chain from Canton and Allen decisions to 1970 annexation, leaving a legally constituted council facing potential jeopardy of actions like taxes and bond approvals amid race-related impact concerns.
Allen and Goldsmith describe Cuba under Fidel Castro enforcing a mandatory anti loafer draft with forced labor for six months to 16 years for social criminals. The piece contrasts Washington Senate fights to extend the U S draft with Cuba's edict aimed at boosting sugar field productivity as May Day notes a shortfall in crop goals.
In Sacramento Governor Reagan outlines his stance on the California Rural Legal Assistance program and the GOP push for experimental school vouchers. He cites malpractices in CRLA, calls for accountability, and supports limited voucher trials to introduce choice and improve education while avoiding church state issues. He also notes broader friction with Washington bureaucracy.
The piece argues the United States should resist a British push into the European Common Market. It warns that a Germany led bloc could dominate trade, threatening American influence, with looming protectionism and troop reductions in Europe. It questions Britain's alignment with Europe and warns of a loss of U.S. leadership if Germany or France control a united Europe.
Two letters to the editor express opposition to high density development above Campus Drive and removal from an assessment district. A reader cites 28 years of residency, land rights, and fear of expropriation for growth while urging withdrawal and local control. The second letter reflects concern over the dollar’s devaluation affecting military families in Germany and urges preferring American-made products.
Editorial voice laments forced military service and punitive measures against youths seeking peace. The writer questions America’s neglect of annual reflection days and urges listening to young people who plead to end slaughter and cruelty. Hayward is cited.
Margaret Stone thanks supporters and voters of the New Haven Unified School District for campaign help and newspaper coverage. She pledges to work hard to solve district problems and improve education for all children in Union City.
A local editor extols the Lawrence Clarks as a beautiful, sickly blessed family in every sense, wishing the family continued health and goodwill for their kindness.
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