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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1973
Page
20
The May 25 1978 Daily Review column lists Charles Peterson as Managing Editor and Associate Editor Leona Ward on page 8. It states that agent materials appear only in editorials and that columns letters and other editorial page features do not reflect The Review's positions.
A group of 25 Hayward women from the Ladies Aid Retarded Children of Hayward celebrate the first earth turn for the Walpert Center recreation building. The $100,000 project, slated to open in four years, will serve about 150 mentally retarded youths and adults, funded by the WARCs through thrift shops and fundraisers raising $36,000 already. Ruth Maguire, president and founder, cites dedication as the force behind the effort, asserting one determined person can accomplish much and 25 members can do immense work. The group remains focused on bargain hunting and donations to complete the facility.
In a heated New York City voice the writer argues Republicans won big in the last election, condemns liberal and welfare policies, and questions the future of the Nixon era. The piece ponders a reform government, possible prosecutions, and whether the nation will abandon Watergate era gains or face a new political order.
A guest opinion outlines warnings to President Nixon on Brezhnev's forthcoming visit. It recalls the 1950s kitchen debate and the grain deal with the Soviet Union, arguing against a one way trade and urging vigilance over Soviet promises. It cites Walter Laqueur on detente and Sen. Mansfield on grain subsidies, noting Cold War tensions and economic risks.
Holmes Alexander analyzes testimony by Daniel Ellsberg and Whittaker Chambers parallels, noting messiah and Caesar complexes. The piece critiques their self worship and exaggeration, linking their acts to political intrigue, espionage culture, and a cautious hope for redemption ahead of the Bicentennial.
In a blunt take on post Vietnam era, the author argues that halting bombing and budget cuts could bring genuine peace. The piece cites lower casualties, less strain from Draf, and a fractured nation finally calm. It notes rioting subsiding, rising minority gains, and students shifting to education and jobs while Watergate fuels lingering tension.
A speaker denounces tax agencies and cites state and local bodies as wielding unrestrained power. Senator Wedworth of Inglewood seeks Senate Bill 443 to require rebuttable presumption in tax hearings, shifting burden of proof to the taxation authority. Opponents fear increased work and reduced government efficiency.
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