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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1973
Page
12
The Unity Review notes changes at the top of the page with new editor roles. Churton Peirson and Lenny Port are listed as retiring editors and associate editor respectively. The column highlights and letters policy are shown as shifting editorial material.
An editorial from the Sacramento Union argues that postwar progress has bred higher living standards and more waste in food and energy use. It notes farmers feed many nations, warns against inflated grain prices harming poorer countries, and calls for energy conservation as fuel imports rise.
Arb Hesber leads the Tax-Payers Union and urges fiscal restraint. The column argues taxation should fund only government needs, with fair shares, constitutional safeguards, and no hidden or double taxes. It calls for priority budgeting, clear annual caps, and a shift from trivia to essential services.
A list of Washington mailing addresses for U S Senators and Representatives with districts covering parts of Southern Alameda County. It includes Senator Alan Cranston, Senator John Tunney, Representative Fortney Stark of the Eighth District, and Representative Don Edwards of the Ninth District, with district names and city mentions such as San Leandro Castro Valley Hayward Alameda Pleasanton Contra Costa County Union City Fremont Newark and parts of Santa Clara County.
John Chamberlain extols Radio Liberty for gathering samizdat material and broadcasting it to the West, highlighting Munich archives with about 10,000 pages since 1964 and the role of the station in exposing repression. The piece notes Solzhenitsyn and Sakharov, calls for keeping Radio Liberty alive, and contrasts Western reporting with underground truth from inside the USSR.
Smith Hempstone argues that Anwar Sadat sent Egyptian troops into Sinai with water behind them and insufficient air cover, amid mixed Western and Arab pressures. He suggests Sadat acted from desperation, hoping a short-term victory would yield a longer-term bargaining edge, while the Arabs risked disaster with limited strategic gains.
Washington window report notes Nixon vetoed seven bills this year and Congress often failed to override. Liberal Republicans and Democrats face gridlock as Senate and House struggle to push domestic social programs while Nixon seeks restraint. Analysts predict a push for a more veto-proof Congress in 1974.
The Watergate inquiry faces criticism over leaks as Jim Naughton and others are cited for hiding sources. Senator Buckley and Ervin defend government press rights while condemning staffer disclosures. The dialogue raises questions about committee authority and ethics amid calls for sworn testimony and tighter controls.
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