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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1971
Page
10
The item appears as a fragment of the Daily Review from Hayward California dated Wednesday September 8 1871 with names including Charles Peterson Leone Ward managing editor Axoviate editor Mike Nickel city editor and partial editorial staff notes. The readable text lists roles and a city section marker though much of the page is garbled.
Hayward park Weekes Park once a community jewel now struggles with drug trafficking and disorder as residents petition HARD to close it for six months. Officials reject closure while a rock concert weekend tests crowd control amid a volatile atmosphere. Local neighbors push for safer park use.
Morrie Ryskin discusses Rene Wormser's Foundations Their Power and Influence, noting little has changed since 1958. The piece criticizes foundations for political activity, cites the Institute of Pacific Relations, the Ford Foundation, and the Fund for the Republic, and warns of influence over education and public life by tax free grants.
Washington column portrays Spiro Agnew under mounting glare from ardent Nixon backers. It describes his discomfort at being pressed to run with Nixon and the risk of a Nixon defeat if Agnew is forced out. The piece notes his dislike of a dumped role and his preference for Maryland retreat, while signaling his wary stance toward presidential ticket plans.
A local editor writes on the fluoridation issue in Tie City, arguing the second vote burdens Alamara County taxpayers and detailing reader letters defending fluoridation. He cites Consumer Reports data and quotes John R Camara Jr on reduced decay and perceived broad benefits of community fluoridation.
Mary McGrory notes Nader presses for clemency from Congress as newly elected members seek broader action beyond the chamber's etiquette. He argues Congress wields vast power with $220 billion annual spending, while Nixon treats it as a funding source and defies advisory input in foreign and economic policy. Analyzing Senate leaders Mansfield and Gravel, she highlights the struggle to assert Congress against presidential dominance.
The article portrays Senator Edward Kennedy as openly seeking the Democratic nomination while keeping doors to a future White House bid. It cites his mother Rose Kennedy advising him on when to enter, and notes Kennedy’s public stance at the National Press Club and Shriver and Eunice Kennedy exploring potential runs in New York or Maryland.
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