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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1971
Page
10
The Daily Review in Hayward California describes its editorial stance and notes that opinions on the page reflect the newspaper's editorials only. Columns letters to the editor and editorial material do not necessarily reflect the paper's official position.
The article argues for fair representation as the one man one vote principle evolves. It notes Alameda County’s shift from a single senator to three, then to three with two from Oakland and one from San Jose, and discusses potential two district splits to better reflect South County. It contrasts current setup with ITU cersus figures and considers political calculations by incumbents.
The Cuban leader has ordered the stop to the airlift that has allowed about 250,000 Cubans to leave for the United States since 1965, with total departures estimated near 600,000 since 1959. The move follows years of large-scale emigration and echoes Cold War era barriers.
Barry Goldwater asserts the Soviet Union dominates military aid to North Vietnam and backs Arab-Israeli tension, warning of a wide Soviet strategy from the Mediterranean to Latin America. He cites intelligence on Egypt, Syria, Cuba, Chile, and 60 plus ships, linking this to stalled SALT talks and a push for strategic advantage.
As the new school year begins California high schools push an on location experiment to study if off campus projects improve relevance. Mixed results from early trials mirror higher education’s free university idea, though high schools rely on public funding to meet graduation requirements.
Washington reacts as debate grows over U S aims if normalization with Communist China proceeds. The writer condemns Beijing’s hard line while urging decisive U S strategy in Vietnam, Taiwan, and UN roles, arguing Nixon must balance bold moves with restraint and seek a clear payoff.
A column praising work ethic traces Labor Day sentiment to Puritan roots and notes that Americans value labor. It spotlights three real-life figures: William Bish who returned welfare checks, a Dallas auto shop finding an $89 repair done for $1, and a New York police officer who delivered a baby and later died in a shootout, epitomizing honest labor.
An overview of the Air Force's founding purpose and missions, noting strategic weapons, land based air power, defense of the U S, and space program duties. It cites resources including 753 000 military and 314 000 civilians, 7 000 aircraft and 1 050 ICBMs with a 29 million dollar budget, and contrasts US and Soviet air strength with concerns about declining capability and underfunded modernization.
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