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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1971
Page
5
The Daily Review lists Charles Peterson as Managing Editor Leone Ward as Associate Editor and Mike Nickel as City Editor. The May 91 1971 issue from Heyward California notes opinions appear only in editorials and other visitor submissions do not reflect The Review’s position.
Hayward vice mayor Tom Neveau argues parking is not the core problem as traffic volume overwhelms downtown. He notes shoppers can usually find spaces and warns against inconsistent enforcement that disfavors merchants and harms shoppers. Policemen should enforce all violations rather than target lone violators.
The article notes North Vietnam agreed to accept 570 POWs held in South Vietnam. It questions if Hanoi will release more prisoners in exchange and warns that North Vietnamese behavior offers little lasting optimism. It urges South Vietnam and allies to respond in good faith while the public move signals a rare admission by Hanoi.
The Senate Appropriations Committee scrutiny targets the Defense Intelligence Agency and the National Security Agency as it examines defense spending and the quality of intelligence. The review, tied to the defense bill, aims to curb costs while improving product quality amid calls for reorganizing intelligence work. Public estimates differ, with officials citing near 3 billion dollars annually for defense intelligence versus lower CIA figures.
William S. White argues that the announced SALT breakthrough is a cautious start, not a cure, and credits ABM creation as the real prerequisite for Soviet talks. He notes bipartisan Senate support and urges tracking past ABM positions by Humphrey McGovern Muskie Kennedy and Fulbright.
Max Rafferty decries court decisions he says strip educators of control in schools. He cites three cases on reading material, dress codes, and integration and warns judges threaten authority, education, and child outcomes. He urges replacing problematic judges to restore order.
Washington reports a two week Navy hosted junket for 43 military and naval attaches from Russia Bulgaria Poland and Yugoslavia to California Hawaii and Las Vegas. Sen Clinton P Anderson questioned the plan citing possible military intelligence risks and urged disclosure of briefing details. Navy Secretary Chafee defended the trip but canceled the nuclear submarine visit and promised non sensitive antisubmarine talks. A month later no answer from Defense Secretary Laird.
A reader argues for frank sex education in schools to curb ignorance and preserve trust with parents. Other letters condemn vacations to Southern California and criticize hippies and motorcyclists at Angels Camp frog jump, defending the event and its visitors.
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