Editorial Page Review From The Laity Friday Opinion
The Laity Review dated Friday October 16 1970 from Jay Ward California lists Charles Peterson Leana Ward as Managing Editor and Mike Nickel as City Editor. It notes that The Daily Review's opinions and editorials convey strong positions and that cartoons letters and other editorial page material do not necessarily reflect The Review's official stance.
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Jay Ward
Calif
Charles Peterson
Leana Ward
Mike Nickel
Daily Review
Ohlone bond measure faces voters in Fremont Newark
Voters on November 3 in Fremont and Newark will decide on Measure L, a 7.6 million dollar Ohlone College bond issue plus 3.6 million for new bonds. The district has struggled to gain two thirds approval amid court rulings, construction delays, and shifting interest ceilings as it seeks to fund a major campus expansion.
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Fremont
Newark
South County
Premont-Newark Dinier College
State Supreme Court
Fremont-Newark
Measure A would raise county insurance contribution
Voters in Alannd County face Measure A on the November 3 ballot a proposed ordinance authorizing the Board of Supervisors to increase the county contribution to medical hospital insurance for county employees. If approved it would raise contributions to 15 dollars monthly next year and possibly to 20 dollars within five years, aligning with private and public employer practices. The measure mirrors a June proposition that failed by 331 votes.
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Alannd
County Board of Supervisors
Moscow Realism and Soviet Posture in Cuba Crisis
William S White argues Moscow shifts toward cautious realism in its Cuba stance, reflecting a broader Soviet attempt to avoid belligerent lines amid Nixon era tensions. He notes Democrats face budget battles and anti-Pentagon sentiment while Republicans struggle to leverage security gains in a campaign season.
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Congress
Zechoslovakia
White House
Moscow
Nixa
Senate
National Securiy
Pentagon
Remember When: A Nation Recalled From Fort Lauderdale News
A Fort Lauderdale letter reflects on past values in education, welfare, crime, and foreign policy. It contrasts era standards like family care, wartime loyalty, and moral media with contemporary shifts toward sex education, violence in films, and expansive government aid.
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U.S. Grant
Fort Lauderdale Fla
Washington Window Dont volunteer as a crime victim
Law enforcement officials cite a nationwide study showing many violent crimes are precipitated by victims actions or inactions. The report, analyzing 17 cities and four crime types, finds high victim-precipitation in homicide and aggravated assault, with warning to take self protection seriously.
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Washington
National Commission On the
Ito
Kennedy influence looms in Shriver race for 1972
Washington reports describe Sargent Shriver's Congressional Leadership of the Future as a Kennedy holding operation aimed at preserving options for the Kennedy family and Democratic leaders who backed Jack and Ted. The plan includes touring about 10 states to aid congressional candidates, with White House interest and funding from Kennedy affiliates. Shriver faced backlash after an offhand Greece remark about Americans and youth, apologizing and defending Greek heritage.
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Washington
Sargent Sheriver
Kennedy
Nixon
White House
Shriver
Congressional Leadership
Jack
Bob
Ted
Ted Kennedy
Massachusetts
France
Yep Nixon
GAP
Barry M. Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
Eunice Kenedy Shriver
Edward M. Kenedy
Myer Feldman
John J. Kennedy
Congressional
House
Senate
Maryland
Virginia
George C. Rawlings
Rawlings
Spiro T. Agnew
Bullmore
Sam Steiger
R-Aviz
Greece
Presidential campaigning by Nixon mirrors historic presidents
The article argues Nixon will campaign in four states for Republicans and frames his move as a midterm referendum on his administration. It traces presidential partisanship from Washington to Johnson, Roosevelt, Wilson, Truman, Eisenhower, and Johnson, noting varying levels of involvement and the risks of aligning with party fortunes.
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Washington
Castro
Cuba
Soviet Union
Moscow
Nixon
Congress
Spiro Agnew
Senate
United States
Nathan Miller
Vermont
New
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Andrew Johnson
George Washington
Wilen
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Dermott
House
FDR
Harry $. Truman
Eisenhower
Truman
Kennedy
Far West
Johnson
Lorcasters
Voice of the people on Murphy endorsements and education
Readers challenge editorials praising Senator Murphy while detailing his votes against the Cooper and McGovern amendments on the war and his stance on environmental and education issues. The letter also criticizes Hayward school district funding, administration, and vacation land plans, urging a focus on core education and taxpayer restraint.
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George Murphy
al Smith
Murphy
Nixon
Indo-China
Church
Cooper
Hatfield
McGovern
Point Reyes
John Tunney
Santa Barbara Channel
John
Tunney
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