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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1969
Page
11
The Daily Review clarifies that editorials express the opinions of the editor and that cartoons letters to the editor and other editorial page material do not necessarily reflect the newspaper's official stance. The statement distinguishes opinion content from official positions.
North Vietnam faced pressure after Secretary Laird urged the release of all American captives or adherence to the 1949 Geneva Convention. Hanoi rejected the appeal, demanding U.S. forces withdraw. The piece criticizes Hanoi and Viet Cong for using prisoners as propaganda, noting as many as 800 airmen missing and calls for humane treatment per Geneva standards.
A brief reminiscence profiles WW II leaders like Omar Bradley Nimitz MacArthur and Halsey as humane formidable figures noted for humor and wit. Anecdotes recount Bradley praising a rookie with a rifle s sights Nimitz delaying respect and MacArthur joking about hiding chocolate while cadets quiz the idea of constant oversight. The piece reflects on enduring legends and the gap between myth and fact.
The National Federation of Republican Women plans to push reports and potential legislation at its Washington convention in September as sex education in schools becomes a heated national issue. The NA and related groups warn of organized campaigns against sex education spanning at least 27 states.
United Nations secretary general Thant has ordered his press office not to disclose whether appointments are initiated by him or ambassadors. The move, aimed at maintaining a tight lip on routine information, comes amid stalled reporting on West Irian and ongoing tensions around the Suez Canal.
Allen and Goldsmith describe a GOP tactic to undermine Senator Edward M. Kennedy as he aims for the 1972 Democratic nomination. The piece details Kennedy’s criticisms of Nixon’s Vietnam war policy, Agnew’s space program defense, and GOP rebuttals, noting Gallup polling showing Kennedy trailing Nixon and political maneuvering shaping the race.
Bill Vaughan jokes that the government faces odd waste disposal issues from poison gas to olive pits and cigarette butts. He riffs on the impracticality of hiding hazards in pockets or cuffs, noting the public would object to leaving gas on buses while urging understanding of the strange problem.
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