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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1970
Page
7
The Daily Review emphasizes that opinions on the editorial page reflect the editorials and not necessarily the paper’s overall stance. Charles Fletenon is editor in chief with Mike Nickel as city editor and Leona Ward as associate editor.
Guest editorial argues proposed Social Security increases face bipartisan support but risk being sidetracked by lawmakers linking it to the trade bill on textiles and footwear. It urges President Nixon to resist tying social security to protectionist measures, warning that such links could provoke veto risks, higher domestic prices, and inflation. It calls for a clear stand and individual passage of any retirement pay legislation.
The Nixon Administration drives a watershed in Senate races as six Republicans rally to defeat Charles Goodell in New York. The move inflames liberal Republicans led by Lindsay and risks deep intra party rifts over foreign policy, Vietnam, and Rockefeller’s challenge. A successful purge could bend party control. failure risks a White House setback.
A Washington window review of emergency powers asks if a president could suspend civil liberties during a terror crisis. It contrasts U S constitutional limits with Trudeau’s Canada, noting Congress can authorize internal security measures while courts would later scrutinize actions.
Letter to the editor argues against Proposition H in Castro Valley Unified School District. It contends eliminating trustee-area divisions avoids future elections costs and preserves district as a single entity. It notes representation issues and urges readers to vote and submit signed letters.
The Daily Review outlines endorsements for candidates and ballot measures for the upcoming Tuesday election. Incumbents receive asterisks. key figures include Governor Ronald Reagan, Lt Governor Ed Reinecke, James L. Flournoy for Secretary of State, Ivy Baker Priest for Treasurer, George Murphy for US Senator, and multiple state and local officials plus a broad slate of propositions with Yes or No votes noted for each.
The Italian government is likely to follow Canada in recognizing the Communist government in Beijing and establishing formal diplomatic relations. Negotiations are ongoing, but Italy appears set to adopt the Canadian formula on Taiwan and UN membership, signaling a shift in Western alignments and impacting China’s UN bid. The move follows Canada’s deal and widens the debate over China’s UN inclusion and Taiwan’s status.
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