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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1957
Page
11
Esther Schour of the Institute for Psychoanalysis cautions parents against pushing children into activities like summer camps, little league, or ballet. She notes such pressure can create conflict and stifle genuine interest, though she supports offering broad social experiences and opportunities.
Indiana Health Board officials confirmed 25 nuns of the Sisters of St. Francis near Indianapolis have typhoid fever. They are being treated at the Mother Mouse convent in Oldenburg. About 500 nuns who attended a retreat there last month were vaccinated.
The Civic Orchestra plans a kickoff dinner at 6 30 p m on September at First Methodist Church 1600 Bancroft Ave San Leandro to launch its annual membership drive. Retiring conductor Benjamin Herring will be honored with successor Dr Alexander Manke. Kinney says large response is expected and lists committee members and reservations contacts.
San Leandro word of Italian Consul General Pherluigi Alvera of San Francisco. He will speak tomorrow at noon before the San Leandro Kiwanis Club at Onstad's 1812 Washington Ave. Alvera, a Venice native, served at embassies in Munich, Berne, Glasgow and Bonn before joining the San Francisco consulate in 1955. He studied jurisprudence at the University of Padua and has held top posts in Italy's foreign affairs structure. He will be introduced by Dr. Gerald Henry.
Oakland based Kaiser Foundation Hospital appoints Donald Nesbit as administrator filling the post left by W. F. Day. Nesbit, who has led the Walnut Creek Kaiser Foundation Hospital since 1953, is a 1947 UC graduate and resides in Walnut Creek.
Governors and federal officials reach tentative agreement on transferring to states parts of five federal programs. Areas include vocational education, disaster relief, school lunch, water pollution control, and supplemental old age assistance. Treasury Secretary Anderson announced after a two day meeting with six governors and Eisenhower appointee.
Democratic National Chairman Paul M. Butler denounces a "selfish clique" seeking control of the party's national organization to influence the 1960 nomination and aims to fund a $700,000 deficit while expanding get-out-the-vote efforts. He warns that internal saboteurs threaten party unity and potential gains in Congress and the White House.
Butler denounces efforts to seize party machinery for private power and pledges to resist. He outlines three goals for the national committee: model progressive ideas, adopt proven concepts, and create a channel for state groups to share experiences.
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