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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1972
Page
13
The Daily Review presents editorials and letters from readers. Editorials by Peseta A and Mike Nickel outline the paper’s stance while columns and cartoons may not reflect the editor’s views.
A critical look at U S federal housing public welfare and education efforts shows repeated failure and waste. Despite officials like George Romney Elliott Richardson and others acknowledging inefficiency the remedy proposed remains more money and expanded bureaucratic programs. The piece argues that real solutions come only when government ends or reform fixes the core mechanisms.
A sprawling set of measures in the California Legislature would create state supervised child care and early education centers funded or influenced by state agencies. Proposals include contracts between social welfare and education departments, pre kindergarten starting ages, and even care for children of high school students. Supporters argue for early schooling while critics warn such centers may replace parental roles and raise concerns about state control.
The article traces Nixon’s hardline stance on North Vietnam and Senate fights over Attorney General Kleindienst. It notes Tunney’s contested divorce amid political clashes, Ashbrook’s San Jose event, Goldwater’s Vietnam resolution battles, McGovern’s tax loopholes stance, and Connally condemning Democratic opposition to Nixon’s Vietnam policies. It concludes with Connally praising Nixon’s position and condemning party loyalty over country.
Morrie Ryskind argues the real stake is the Republic's fate beyond Nixon's Six Crises. He critiques campus protests, media coverage, and the widening political chasm, noting UCLA unrest, the silent majority, and a Congress split as dangers to unity.
The author argues President Nixon faced a painful choice to protect American troops in Indochina and criticizes liberals for opposing actions like bombing Haiphong and interdicting war material. He emphasizes Nixon’s courage, urging support for the president during wartime and in an election year.
General Ira C. Baker outlines President Nixon's policy to pressure North Vietnam through air and sea power, targeting sanctuary and war-supply routes, aiming to curb invasion. The plan warns Hanoi and its allies that intensified strikes will reduce war capacity and morale, while urging negotiation and signaling potential withdrawal after tet 1968.
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