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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1972
Page
1
A Sunday snippet reports that more than seven percent of sintlor's directors anticipate quitting medicine if compulsory nationalized health care is adopted. It notes a majority of about 94,000 doctors might continue private practice for patients, regardless of federal premium participation.
Mitchell comments on Democratic prospects and compares McGovern to Goldwater. He notes potential cleanup efforts within the party and discusses Nixon re election dynamics. He meets California Republicans and speaks with reporters, offering brief remarks on the race and candidates.
In Belgas, a bomb blast damages a Catholic bar and a Protestant pub hours apart, injuring seven people. Police say a second bombing may be connected as investigators seek the bombers.
The article notes a rotating approach among nations Washington Moscow Paris Hanoi as hopes rise for a Vietnam peace settlement this summer. U S officials warn against quick prisoner releases while maneuvering for a broader accord.
Sen Edward McKeangdy and Rep Witbur, two powerful lawmakers, unite to back a compulsory national war insurance covering Americans from birth to death. They announce the plan at a Hemgernite Platform Committee event in St Louis and say they will push formal legislation in Congress. The alliance boosts chances for a broad health insurance program, though passage is likely delayed until next year.
Jobe Shigenga and his wife and young son quit routine work for five years to pursue a global voyage. They joined five others in a local newspaper plan to sail around the world aboard a life on the sea voyage schedule, with ties to their living situation and future plans.
About 1,100 physicians attend a day long seminar and needle treatment demonstration at Stanford Memorial Auditorium before the annual meeting of the American Medical Association in San Francisco.
Sacramento lawyer files a $500,000 claim against the city police and the district attorney’s office. The suit arises from a March arrest during a First Lady Patricia Nixon visit for the Camellia Festival. Attorney Tobin Yearmans was arrested March 6 during a Capitol demonstration. The case centers on alleged battery on police officers and seeks damages.
Four California State University, Hayward coeds aim for Olympic trials as part of a broader push for women in athletics. The group, including Livy Varinde Marilyn King and Maren Sekdor, trains for AAU events while facing social stereotypes and shifts in public perception, aided by television exposure.
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