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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1970
Page
8
The 1970 October 15 issue from Hayward California outlines the Daily Review editorial stance and sections. It lists editors Charles Peterson Leong Ware Isoviary Mike Nickel and describes opinions in editorials columns and letters to the editor.
Hayward City Council upholds a planning panel denial of a variance for a Schafer Park home with a patio enclosure intruding 27 inches into a setback. Ten years to correct creates questions about code enforcement and fairness while safety and compliance remain priorities.
A reflection on American identity, dual nationality, and cultural exchange. The author recalls immigrant parents who embraced America as Number One, contrasts with university dissent, and argues for an equitable cultural exchange inviting oppressed students to study in the United States while admitting immigrants who see America as Number One.
Don MacLean comments on critics of the First Lady who label her sunny remarks as inauthentic. The piece contrasts reactions to Pat Nixon and Martha Mitchell, noting the press targets Martha while praising Pat for avoiding quarrel and illness claims.
Readers urge a yes vote on Proposition 14 to grant the Lieutenant Governor exempt status for his staff without adding personnel, arguing it preserves autonomy. The letter also questions fluoridation and cites health reports while urging ecological vigilance.
Washington analysis notes raindrops on the Family Assistance Program as welfare reform faces Senate Finance Committee scrutiny. It recalls Nixon's 1969 critique and argues the plan failed due to homework, crossfire, and weak defense, urging a positive alternative amid rising costs and dependence.
The column recalls Pierre Mendes France calling for a settlement in Geneva in 1950 and compares it to President Nixon seeking a peace conference. It covers Dien Bien Phu fall in 1954, the 17th parallel partition, and the end of Indochina war as a Cold War hinge point.
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