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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1972
Page
16
The document lists editorial staff roles including Charles Peterson as Managing Editor and Mike Nickel as City Editor. It notes that the editorial board guides opinions while other sections reflect non-editorial material. The page is dated Thursday September 7 1972 and labeled as page 13.
Guest editorial argues two popular attitudes threaten U S moral values. Exaggerated criticisms claim America is irredeemably selfish and materialistic, while social immunity excuses belligerence and immorality. The piece urges stronger family, faith, and community foundations to restore moral responsibility. REDONDO BEACH BABEZIE
Russell Kirk argues that Stalin’s forced Tartars exile and the current reluctance to allow their return to Crimea reveal a pattern of Soviet hypocrisy. He contrasts official egalitarian theory with Great Russian dominance, notes Baltic russification, and criticizes liberal indifference to Soviet minorities. He warns that improving rights could temper Moscow’s rule and urges tough U.S. naval modernization. The piece ends by noting rising divorce rates as a social warning.
In Missouri, Paul Harvey reports Missourians take politics personally as they recall Tom Eagleton's ouster and the McGovern ticket. The piece cites local loyalties, editorials opposing Eagleton, and a primary showing that Fortune favors Republicans in November, with McGovern focus shifting to issues.
Washington reports North Vietnam plans to release three American prisoners as a perceived bid to embarrass President Nixon before the elections. State Department officials say the move is not tied to Paris peace talks or U.S. concessions and aims to boost POW families’ hopes, with Navy Lt. Norris A. Charles, Air Force Maj. Edward K. Elias, and Navy Lt. Markham L. Gartley among the released prisoners. The decision comes amid mixed signals about further releases and questions about motives and timing.
A letter argues U S courts created social changes like forced busing and school prayer, saying judges wield power beyond voters. The writer urges readers to act, mentions previous letter campaigns and cites Ottie Baker as a contact for more information.
A column questions President Nixon's police backing after a Washington chief, Jerry Wilson, faced protests and removed stakeouts that had aided bike theft crackdowns. The piece argues for disciplined action against the cop and criticizes political rhetoric on crime and civil rights.
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