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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1973
Page
7
The Daily Review presents editorial opinions by editor Charles Petron Lone Ford with Ammodata Editor credits. The piece notes the Monday date of September 17, 1973 and states columns and cartoons do not reflect the newspaper’s official stance.
A guest editorial uses a tale of two feuding men guarding a shared spring to explore moral choices in foreign policy. It argues for patient engagement and interdependence with the Soviet Union, warning against crusades or exposing dissidents, while noting limits when abuses threaten the wider order. The piece concludes that some behaviors threaten the entire partnership. WALL STREET JOURNAL
Jenkin Lloyd Jones reflects on the Pruitt housing project in St. Louis, once home to 10,000 people in 35 buildings, costing $36 million with large deficits and social costs. He critiques federal housing policy, warning paternalism creates dependency and crime, urging a reexamination of how dignity and pride are built.
Guest opin ion argues Cranston uses high food prices to attack Agri culture Secretary Earl Butz. It contends butz failed to stop wheat exports, warns against panic, and urges education on basic economics and price signals rather than cheap political points. It underscores world wheat markets, price guidance, and the need for truthful discussion.
President Nixon, speaking with a gravelly voice, defended his administration against allegations of misused campaign funds and home remodeling. He countered the press and political opponents, asserting resilience and a commitment to restore confidence while criticizing media conduct and past leaders.
The speaker links Nehemiah's mid September gathering at the Water Gate to a lesson on reform. People pledged to obey Moses laws after Ezra read them, echoing how nations prosper through individual reform and disciplined governance.
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