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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1970
Page
13
The Daily Review dated Thursday October 22 1970 from Hayward California describes that the paper's opinions appear only in editorials and that columns cartoons letters to the editor and other editorial page material do not necessarily reflect the paper's position.
In the California November ballot two state bond measures face voters. Proposition 1 funds a Clean Water Bond Law to help local agencies reduce water pollution costs, while Proposition 20 would finance recreational development near water project reservoirs. Proponent argues strong state and federal pollution control benefits. opponent labels it an improper use of public credit and advocates pay as you go.
Four measures Propositions 14 15 16 and 17 seek modernizing the California Constitution drafted by the Constitutional Revision Commission. Backed by both major party gubernatorial candidates the State Chamber of Commerce the League of California Cities and the League of Women Voters the measures aim to reduce excess and outdated language including the capital designation.
Editorial notes a rapid rise of the Soviet merchant fleet funded by state lines, growing from 5 to 13 million tons since 1962 with aims for 18 million by 1975. Observers link expansion to higher Western trade reliance and strategic presence, despite embargo tensions and port calls.
A chaotic tirade depicts women militants facing backlash after a radical turn as they chant God is a woman and cling to lofty aims. The piece notes followers drifting away as debate about divinity and gender roils the movement and questions leadership.
Hayward council approves a variance for Mrs Palaniuk to keep a patio cover near the property line with a one hour fire resistant wall to protect the neighbor’s home. Inspectors emphasize code compliance and sympathetic handling of improvements while ensuring safety and property values.
The column argues Hubert Humphrey may return to the Senate from Minnesota in November but faces cooling support after Lyndon Johnson called the Vietnam War a risk of misjudgment. It notes past loyalties, O'Donnell and Daley wars, and that Johnson’s choice of Humphrey as running mate made him a national figure, with ongoing political damage from recent quotes.
Census data show the South gained population, income, and education during the 1960s, reversing a century of out-migration. The region now has 61.5 million people, about 11 percent of the U.S. total, with education rising toward the national average and per capita income growing faster than other regions. The South’s black population share fell from 19 percent in 1970 to parity with the national share, signaling broader social changes and a shift in racial justice perspectives.
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