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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1973
Page
16
The Daily Review outlines its opinion content as exclusively in editorials and states that columns cartoons and letters to the editor do not necessarily reflect the newspaper's position. The statement is attributed to the associate editor with the October 7 1973 issue.
A columnist recalls reactions to his controversial piece on women’s liberation, noting mixed mail from Libbers and a volley of sharp critiques. He shares a bygone Sunday softball game with Ernie Orsatti and Groucho Marx’s quip, recalling how the all-wemale team crushed the men, reinforcing his stance against women’s liberation while acknowledging the affair.
Senator Henry Jackson warns Congress that SALT II could leave the United States inferior in strategic forces as Soviet weapons and missiles advance. He cites multiple warheads, new ICBMs, and a Polaris-type underwater missile, plus Soviet military modernization and civil-liberties repression, urging evidence of genuine restraint in talks.
Readable fragments list U S representatives and senators with districts and Washington addresses. Mentions include Allan in Contra Costa and Southern Alameda, Senator John V. Tunney, Fortney Stark, Don Edwards, Jerome Waldie, and districts covering San Mateo to Santa Clara counties.
James Kilpatrick reports on a White House panel’s forest policy study. It urges a gradual cutting program aligned with productive capacity, preserving timber supply while minimizing site disturbances. It rejects rapid harvest, citing low growth in national forests and high prices, and calls for balanced, socially minded use of timber.
General Ira C. Baker outlines how the Soviet Union structures its military budget and weapon programs under a wholly state-controlled economy. He explains a sequential, prioritized path from civil defense to land based ICBMs, SLBMs, and naval power, noting Russia has maintained about 10 percent of GNP for defense since 1950 while the US hovers near six to eleven percent in recent decades. He cites Jane's on naval strength, space weapons tests, and strategic defense developments as evidence of a growing Soviet advantage across all domains.
James S Copley publisher of the San Diego Union and Evening Tribune died Saturday at age 57 after a cancer illness. He led the Copley newspaper group, chairing Copley News Service and the 15 dailies and eight weeklies, with extensive California operations and a 1972 daily circulation over 182000.
Analyzing a Republican National Committee meeting, the piece contrasts the party's polished image and charismatic figures such as John Connally Howard Baker and Barry Goldwater with Nixon administration flaws. It argues the GOP rode revival and strong private enterprise appeal, despite internal critiques and calls for reform.
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