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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1973

Page

16

Dramatic Mideast Turn in First 10 Days Shocks Allies

General Ira C. Baker notes a new Arab-Israeli war with Arabs holding air, sea, and ground superiority thanks to Russian weapons and rapid resupply. Israel, surrounded by hostile forces, mobilizes for bold southern offensives while Russia and the United States clash over arms. oil and diplomacy reshape prospects.

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Tough stance pays dividends in Middle East crisis

The United States stood firm as crisis over direct Soviet intervention in the Middle East risked a major confrontation. Moscow averted fire by recognizing American strength and readiness. The episode suggests critics of containment should weigh the consequences of appeasement and muscular diplomacy.

United States Soviet Union Mideast U.S Israel

Finley and the A s contract clash over manager move

The piece argues Charles C. Finley has fame but little love from fans while backing calls that Oakland A s owner should honor a two year Williams contract and block a unilateral move. It questions whether such leverage should override managerial wishes.

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Impeachment talk and Ford Albert contingency

James Kilpatrick weighs impeachment talk against Richard Nixon and the Twenty-fifth Amendment. He argues two thirds Senate support is unlikely, favors Ford or Albert as vice president, and praises Irving Brant and Irving Brown for constitutional reform ideas while noting the era’s political strain and the need for a prudent safety valve.

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Barry Goldwater on Soviet Actions and Detente Critique

The columnist denounces Soviet propaganda from Pravda and Moscow News while defending a hard line view of the USSR. He notes a massive arms buildup, a pivotal Middle East airlift, and warns against being swayed by Soviet rhetoric as wheat deals and summits shape U.S. policy.

Russia United States Moscow News Europe Soviet Union Congress Communist Party Pravda Sens Jacob Davits New York Henry Jackson Washington Sen. Javits Sen. Jackson Indochina North Vietnam Middle East

California teachers union bill lives on in push for bargaining

CTA executive director Jack Rees predicts next year will see a bill mandating compulsory collective bargaining for all public employees in California. AB 1243 by Bob Moretti passed the Assembly 41 to 31 and awaits Senate action, backed by CTA NAEP and AFL-CIO groups. The piece notes nationwide echoes via HR 8677 and highlights Michigan strikes that shaped the debate, with Senate Public Employment and Retirement members listed.

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After the kaleidoscope of 16 days of politics

A personal column reflects on the Nixon era turmoil, resignations, and impeachment talk. It notes Agnew, Cox, and Richardson guidance, the press questioning tapes, and calls for transparency while acknowledging partisan divisions in Washington.

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