Better Care for the Injured Editorial
Alameda county moves to upgrade Fairmont hospital into a full emergency center to treat injuries without moving patients. County supervisors consider contracting with other hospitals to provide equitable emergency service across the county as population grows and highway accidents rise.
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Alameda County
Board of Supervisors
Fairmont Hospital
Fairmont
Highland Hospital
Fremont
Liversmore Valley
Seth County
Too Much Window Dressing Spoils the Sale
Assessing Kennedy’s first trip abroad amid glamor. It questions the social overtones of summit meetings with De Gaulle and Khrushchev and whether smiling diplomacy masked harsher realities. The piece warns against overreliance on charm and hints at the need for substantive leadership.
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Kennedy
DeGaulle
Kheushchhev
Spen
Kennedy pushes man on moon program despite opposition
President Kennedy presses ahead with a multi-billion dollar lunar effort aiming to land a man on the moon by 1967. He rejects House Appropriations calls to scale back and argues the moon landing is essential to national prestige and long term space exploration. Cannon urges drastic cuts while voicing support for military buildup. The White House seeks to rally Democratic support to push funding through the Appropriations Committee amid bipartisan doubt and scientific skepticism.
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Kennedy
Congress
Dullee
Alrong
Rte
Clarence Catinen
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Te Uouse Appropriations Committee
White House
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Canage
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Ciunom
Sta Maybarn
Dex
Flonuse
Tohit McCormick
Niet Dy
George Be Wittkowsky
Harvard University
Eisenhower
House
Weender von Krank
Vipirshall Ge Bteht
Denton
Tunts- Vike
Afi
The
Hall Synod Inc
Dear Ann Landers Wagging Tongues Divorcee Distress
A reader asks how to handle a troubled marriage and alimony as she faces a potential separation and custody questions. The column addresses honesty with children, parental behavior, and balancing finances while preserving family stability.
Reynolds Knight U.S. Production Continues Upswing
U.S. production shows a three point gain from April with indications of growth despite drought. The Federal Reserve Board notes continued recovery across industries including employment, income, sales, construction, and bank credit, while vacation spending rises with Americans taking more trips by car.
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Mie
Federal Reserve Board
Campiainan
Jane
Jimmy May
Lolesian
India
Enaedts
Atlan Wieg Eich
Renault
Tne
Hayward News Briefs June 27, 1981
Local page notes events in Hayward California for Tuesday June 27 1981. Short items cover civic notes and community updates within the city’s public record features.
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Hayward
California
Liberal Berlin neutral city idea sparks reader critique
James L Moran objects to Senator Mansfield proposing Berlin as a neutral international city arguing neutrality equals communist domination. He condemns liberalism and appeasement, recalls Munich, and urges against more umbrellas for Cuba Laos and Vienna. Letter from Durwyn Anema, secretary, inviting readers to submit opinions.
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Berlin
Khrushchev
Laos
America
Munich
Cuba
Vienna
James IL
Moran
Cooperation Cited by Hospital Project Leader
Dean Van Metre, Associate Administrator, thanks The Daily Review for its coverage of the St. Rose Hospital Project and for the photo caption Watch South County Grow in the June 4 issue, noting appreciation for cooperative reporting.
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Sister Valeria
Daily Review
St. Rose
South County
Dean van Metre
Floresta Residents Thank Local Paper for Support
Floresta Home owners Association and Mrs Virginia Fungwood thank the paper for informing residents about Floresta activities. Mrs Ringwood attends meetings, while Castel Valiny Kiwanis Club and the Association for Retarded Children praise coverage of the May 2% dedication ceremony and open house at the Rounded Childrens Center in Hayward. They invite the editor to visit and note plans for a summer shelter workshop session beginning July 1 and a September school session.
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Floresta Homeowners Association
Virginia Fungwood
Floresta
Ringwood
Castel Valiny Kiwanis Club
Kenneth Watkins
Association For Retarded Children
W. Edwin Hobson
Kiwanis of
Castro Valley
India's Mixed Economy A Moderated Path For Freedom
In this Viewpoints piece, Holmes Alexander argues for tolerance toward mixed economy nations like India, critiquing liberal hostility to non capitalist models. He compares Western editorial bias, cites India’s pragmatic blend of public and private sectors, and urges a tolerant stance to avoid driving nations toward dictatorship while supporting free world leadership. He highlights differences between socialist label usage and actual welfare-state aims and urges recognizing India’s balance of controls with civil liberties.
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Washington, D.C
Jon Anat
Asher
Collins
Portugal
Wall Street Journal
Tadia
Johnson
Jounal
Roger A. Freeman
India
Tridia
Tase Fit Industries Inoibsett ‘Tene
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Inia
Russia
Britain
West Germany
Diac
Atott India
Potter
Lynden Olson
Tne
Nimi
LSA
Free World
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al Riphls
Too Much Too Soon
A piece by Sydney Harris argues that modern Western parents push infants to advance too quickly. He contrasts patient baby development with overbearing expectations, noting that real learning occurs when a child progresses at his own pace and experiences secure, gradual growth.
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David
Mitchiel
Jong
Daviel
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