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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1973
Page
5
The Daily Review outlines its opinion content and editorial page material. Columns cartoons letters to the editor and other items reflect the paper's editorials and do not necessarily state the paper's official position.
Guest editorials argue the United Nations General Assembly fails to curb wars and suffering as it expands, faces financial strain, and grapples with representation. West and East Germany gain seats while Taiwan and Korea seat disputes persist, urging weighted voting as reform. The piece concludes the UN may be part of the problem.
The ICCS accused of weak enforcement after replacing Canadian members with Indonesians. Ceasefire violations persist along front lines while casualties stay low and territory changes are minimal. North Vietnam is allegedly building air bases in South Vietnam in direct violation of Paris accords, despite US withdrawal of offensive weapons. The peace looks fragile as enforcement lags and the commission struggles to fulfill its mission.
Charles Crutchfield warned North Carolina college students that rapid knowledge growth could bring both immense benefits and thunderbolts without a stronger spiritual ethic. He contrasted Maoist brutality with American liberal excess, urging clear lines for values while noting the peril of unchecked discovery and a need for restraint to save mankind.
Virgil Salera argues TV discussion of Congress budget reality misleads viewers. He critiques Sen Inouye and Sen Henry Jackson for parroting partisan lines, noting Democrats’ defense budget cuts and added subsidies. The piece calls for honest explanations of inflation, interest rates, and the effects of government meddling.
Editor Jerome Waldie travels California campaigning for governor and proposes a self funded mansion, sparking a critique of his salary and motives. A second letter praises Officer Gretler for resolving a hit and run car damage case in Hayward, detailing his investigation and the payoff.
A critic argues that inflexible regulation and environmental activism sparked the energy crunch. He cites drops in gas and oil output since 1967, EPA actions, and Nixon era controls, warning of a looming fuel oil shortage in 1978 74. The piece links energy policy to Arab politics, Jewish influence, and party gains from environmentalist support.
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