Editorial position on opinions and page content at The Daily Review
The Daily Review states that opinions appear only in editorials and that columns letters to the editor and other editorial page material do not necessarily reflect the paper’s official stance. Editors cited include Charles Petersen Leann Farad managing editor and city editor Wike Mickel with location Hayward California.
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Charles Petersen
Leann Farad
Wike Mickel
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Editorialer's view on campus unrest and commissions
Guest editorial assigns blame for campus violence to government and universities. It critiques commissions for offering vague solutions and notes that even with reforms the moral crisis in universities persists. A UC study shows 80 percent of seniors endorse confrontation tactics for social change.
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Nixon
Spira Agnew
University of California
Colege
California
Commission
Pentagon Funds Used to Print Controversial Campus Unrest Report
Defense Department money financed printing of a report by the President's Commission on Campus Unrest. The publication cost about 25,000 dollars and routed through HEW funds, amid a 36 percent budget overrun and a growing debt. House committee members demand answers about who approved the diversion and why.
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Washington — Defense Department
House Education and Labor Committee
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Commission
Department of Health, Eduaration and Welfare
Office of Education
Health Services and Mental Health Administration
HEW
Bet
White House
Fare i Vanten
Rim
Beam
Defense Department
Don MacLean on Not Winning Wars and Middle East Risks
The author argues against US deep involvement in the Middle East, critiquing past Vietnam mistakes and Pentagon pressure. He suggests avoiding essential military targets, keeping enemy ports open, and denying a decisive victory to prevent provoking adversaries, while noting the Sixth Fleet and Marines pull the US toward conflict.
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Washington
Sixth Fleet
Pentagon
Fedora
America
Vietnam
North
South
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Middle East
Voices of Hayward strike dispute prompts arbitration call
Paul Varacalli of Oakland based United Public Employees Union Leal 3M AFL-CIO argues for binding arbitration to settle grievances after a 1960s Hayward city dispute. He cites lack of public employee strike law and recalls mediation offers rejected by city negotiators.
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Labor Council
Groulx
Hayward
Paul Varacalli
Oakland
United Public Employes Union Leal 3M
Afl-Cio
State officials push nuclear swap amid security warnings
Clark Mollenhoff reports that State Department officials filed erroneous reports urging an exchange of nuclear submarine technology with European allies. Defense, AEC, and Admiral Rickover warned such moves risk massive disclosure to the Soviet Union, with Rickover opposing the effort and pressing for retaining submarine technology.
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Washington
State Department
Nixon
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Bureau of
Hyman
Rickover
NATO
Soviet Union
Blint L. Richardson
National Security Council
Helmut Sonnenfeldt
Henry Kissinger
Defense
Melvin Laird
State
Riekover
U.S
Cstention
Pentagon
Polaris
Admral Rickover
Defense Deraiment
Jiial Committee On Atomic Energy
Bitler
Riskover
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Cuba
United States
Kennedy
Russia
Johnson
Damuany
Admiral Rickover
Joint Committee
Commentary on Nixon era economy and inflation risks
William Dickinson Jr analyzes the US economy as it emerges from a mini recession with claims of smoother 1971 growth. He notes Fed actions to ease inflation, tax policy shifts, rising federal spending, and potential future tax hikes as Congress retools budgets.
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U.S
Nixon
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur F. Burns
Congress
United States
Amere
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