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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1972
Page
6
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Guest editors argue the United States could lose strategic parity in five to ten years despite recent Soviet arms treaties. They criticize Senate conferees for cutting $235 million for an antimissile defense and $20 million to improve warhead accuracy, urging a thorough reassessment of strategic posture. They contend ABM spending is driven by politics rather than military sense and stress focus on long term goals over new weapon proposals.
A Sacramento youth alleges his constitutional rights were violated by an arrest for burning. The article argues flag desecration should be explicitly protected by law, urging courts to clarify the law and uphold flag protection against deliberate desecration. Local Bible thought commentary is included.
Mary McGrory surveys Nixon’s public persona amid editorials and remarks from Moynihan and Stevenson. The piece cites private views on Nixon’s civility, the 1968 era, and the Committee to Re-Elect the President as context for political perception and strategy.
A reader questions Nixon’s actions in China and Vietnam policy, labeling him treasonous and urging a boycott. The letter critiques U S bombings in South Vietnam, compares Nixon to Jane Fonda, and condemns U S Prussian militarism while praising journalist Mr Orrock for his column.
A former marine notes the Navy plans to deploy WAVES on warships, claiming change is overdue and could shift clerical tasks from male sailors. The speaker argues it proves women can handle combat support roles, while recalling drill instructor warnings about speed typing and discipline.
Washington window opinion piece notes Congress delaying campaign finance reform after 1875 and 1999 laws. It traces attempts to tighten reporting, disclosure, and advertising limits, Nixon vetoes, and multiple bills failing in House and Senate through 1972. It highlights ongoing quibbles over timing and scope of reform.
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A resistant wage ceiling pushes unions to push fringe perks, with Civil Service and private firms offering health care, paid vacations, and free dental care. The U.S. Chamber reports fringe benefits averaged 7454 dollars per worker last year, more than double a decade ago, as employers add costly perks to attract and retain staff.
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