Hospitals heal thyselves by better nurse scheduling
An Ernst & Ernst study shows acute nurse shortages exist but many hospital care problems stem from inefficient use of current nurses. By rescheduling operating room times and spreading workload more evenly, surgery capacity rose with no extra staff, improving morale and reducing delays.
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America
R. N.s
Donald D. Thompson
Ernst & Ernst
Thompson
Hackensack Hospital
Hackensack
N. J
Medicare funds go to the man who isn't there
Paul Harvey argues Medicare promises fail where doctors and beds are scarce. He cites declining physician rates since 1940, rising infant mortality, and mental hospital crowding. He warns government pays bills without guaranteeing care, urging voters to see through campaign promises before taxes rise further.
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Paul Harvey
Junior
Johnson
William Stewart
United States
Bethesda
Britain
Vision of a Leader as Seen by Youth
A group of young people describe an ideal leader as one who sees issues clearly, seeks solutions, admits mistakes, listens openly, is prudent yet decisive, and avoids rut. The leader loves neighbors as God loves, works reliably, and initiates actions while striving to meet high moral and spiritual standards. The speaker aims to embody these qualities.
Nevada race hinges on Hoover as campaign issue
Washington columnist Drew Pearson notes Nevada gubernatorial candidates Gov. Grant Sawyer and Lt. Gov. Paul Laxalt clash over FBI wiretapping, with Sawyer urging proof of Hoover's illegal eavesdropping. The piece cites Ramparts revelations on the FBI sound school and bag jobs, arguing Hoover's methods influence the election stakes.
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Drew Pearson Wrington
Nevada
J. Edgar Hoover
Grant Sawyer
FBI
Paul Laxalt
Laxalt
Hoover
Gov. Sawyer
Pover
Sawyer
Underworld
Farour
Las Vegas
Thurgood Marshall
Supreme Court
Fred Black
Carlton
Washington
Bobby Baker
J. Edgar Hoo
Missouri
Senate
Long
Sheldon Cohen
Internal Revenue
Ramparts Magazine
William W. Turner
Bishop Sheen to Lead Rochester Diocese in New Role
Bishop Fulton Sheen, moved by Pope Paul VI to Rochester, N Y, declares a mission of service as he shifts from global missionary work to shepherding the diocese. He promises to bring ecumenical council gains to the people, seeking to take the church to the streets and feed the flock rather than shear it.
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Bob Considine
New York
Fulton Sheen
Vatican
Europe
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Fifth Avenue
Diakonia
Suess
Rochester
United States
Sheen
Ecumenical Council
Matthew
Christ
Petter
Ho Chi Minh tactics aim to wear down US forces
Washington News Ho says Ho Chi Minh uses Maoist strategy to bleed US troops, seize equipment, and frame the war as a clash between Communists and Americans. Ho seeks psychological gains by sacrificing men, aiming to show North Vietnamese resolve and provoke South Vietnamese doubt. Vietnamese officers question effectiveness.
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Ray Cromley
Washington
Enterprise Assn
Saigon
U.S
Ho Chi Minh
Giap
Dien Bien Phu
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Possie
Hanoi
South Viet Nam
Red
Kirks Warning on UN World Policy over South West Africa
Russell Kirk critiques a UN General Assembly plan to strip South Africa of jurisdiction over South West Africa and appoint a UN administers force. He cites General von Horn’s memoirs accusing UN bureaucracy of corruption, incompetence, and insularity and argues such an administration would mismanage the region.
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UN General Assembly
Republic of South Africa
South West Africa
Alaska
United States
America
Guam
Carl von Horn
Congo
Palestine
Yemen
von Horn
New York
von Horm
Faces at Rochester stir Biddeford memory and questions
In Biddeford Maine a memorial mood settles as longtime staff recall Rochester ties and wonder why the departure occurred. Readers reflect on colleagues who shaped the local paper and ask what the future holds for the publication.
New Trial Over New Evidence in Murder Convictions
An ABA public service feature explains when newly discovered evidence might merit a new trial after a murder verdict. Courts fear fake memories, cost, and lack of impact on outcome, but real miscarriages of justice can occur with advances like ballistic testing.
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American Bar Association Public Service
Will Bernard
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