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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1970
Page
7
The Daily Review lists Charles Peterson as Managing Editor Leona Ward as Associate Editor and Mike Mickel as City Editor. The publication notes that opinions on the editorial page reflect its editorials and do not necessarily represent official positions of The Review.
Widespread campaign during October by the Northern California Pharmaceutical Association urges the public to confront drug abuse. The effort emphasizes adults must model restraint with alcohol and tobacco while explaining drugs to youth.
A 21 year old American Mark Huessey of Jericho Vermont faces seven years imprisonment in a Communist jail after remarks about the East German government were deemed provocation hostile to the state. The Communist judge cited Marxist doctrine replacing God and counts any government criticism as blasphemy. The piece contrasts radical dissent in the U S with harsh Soviet style penalties and ends with a biblical thought fragment.
President Nixon's Madrid trip spurs talk of Spain joining NATO though veto risks remain. Changes in Britain and Greece shift Western policy, and Portugal's stance softens. Spain's strategic value grows as U S Spain military ties deepen, challenging Senate dove opposition ahead of elections.
Washington observers dissect how Western leaders framed Nasser’s death in cautious praise. The piece argues Nixon and others used hedged wording to avoid blunt condemnation while acknowledging Arab world ties and Middle East tensions.
Walter Trohan argues that current government policies mirror Karl Marx's Communist Manifesto of 1848, noting plans for land abolition, heavy taxes, central banks, media and transport control, state ownership of industry, land development, and blending of agriculture with manufacture, urging readers to judge if this is good or bad given their votes.
A Carnegie Commission survey of over 60,000 faculty shows about half identify as liberal or middle of the road, with strong regional variation by department. It notes only 5.5 percent call themselves left and 2.2 percent strongly conservative, amid debates on Vietnam and student activism.
Washington notes that Gamal Abdel Nasser’s dominance left no clear successor in the Arab world. Premier Howari Boumedian of Algeria seeks broader influence, while rival states fear internal strife and foreign meddling. Russia’s strategic position in the Mediterranean hinges on Egypt’s role.
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