Editorial urges Eden Hospital to stay hands off on nurses joining union
The piece argues that pressuring Eden Hospital nurses to join the California Nurses Association would be coercive and improper. It calls for a free, uncoerced choice of affiliation, noting only a small fraction have joined in years. It says nurses should not have union membership as a condition of employment and urges the board to remain noninterfering.
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Eden Hospital Board of Directors
California Nurses Association
Nurses’ Association
Eden
Bnt
Eden Hospital
Bracero Ending Backfires On Food Prices Rise
Secretary Willard Wirtz and Governor Brown defend the Bracero phaseout while analysts note price hikes. A nationwide Associated Press survey shows average food prices up about 15 percent with lettuce tomatoes cabbage and peppers among the biggest increases. Weather contributed but labor shifts and reduced harvest volumes are blamed for higher household costs.
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Willard Wirtz
Brown
Asenciated Press
Passing Comment Shows Laughing Pulpit Nonsense Across Papers
A collage of brief snips from several Canadian and American papers mocks public announcements and media devices. Jokes reference dropouts, heaven, foreign relations, the Early Bird Satellite, a Viet Cong rebel, and scientists. The tone is satirical and playful.
Our Childlike Faith in 2 Myths
An analysis argues Americans cling to two myths the equal creation of all men and a government ruled by law. It cites Airlie House discussions showing executive power dominates, Congress weakens, and bureaucratic agencies legislate. It notes the President, courts, and agencies blur constitutional boundaries.
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John Randolph
Roanoke
Speaker
Airlie House
Warrenton
Virginia
George Washington University
American Assembly
Congress
America
United States
Conmissioner of Education
Unc le Dan Dear Mr Isditor Session At Courty Store
The reading of the humorous letter describes a Saturday night scene at a country store. Ed Doolittle reveals he has obtained gasoline credit cards while Mat considers a travel card for a Greyhound trip to the World’s Fair and a Congo tour. Fellers debate whether Ed should offer an apology for breaking tradition with forefathers in the credit card business.
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Mr. Isditor
Ed Doolittle
Congo
Lyndon
Zeke Frubh
Instant
Angesters
Credit Card Controversy and Civic Duty Reflections
A crusty local reminiscence sketches a charge against credit cards as impersonal tools under the Great Society while residents debate civic duty and party loyalty. Buk Md defends his actions as duty bound, Glenn Wwebsler forecasts party rifts, and Bug Hookum laments card hassles as he hoards and cages cards. The piece blends small town chatter on aging, generational gaps, and the era’s financial anxieties with dialect and humor.
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Buk Md
Consensus politics and covert influence in East West trade
A critical view details a decades long CIA State Department led effort to mold public opinion on East West trade. It alleges front groups MIT scholars Rostow and Millikan shaped policies to push Soviet engagement, with influence extending through Wall Street, Harvard, Life and Newsweek, and the Senate Foreign Relations Committee culminating in a 1965 White House report.
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Soviet Bloc
CIA
Center For International Studies
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MIT
Max F. Millikan
Walt Whitman Rostow
Rostow
Gunnar Myrdal
United Nations Economic Commission
Harape
Myrdal
Millikan-Bortow
New York Times
Millikan-Rostow
National Security Council
Congress
State Department
Tracy Barnes
Matomiec
17Th and
H Streets
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Washington, D.C
Sullivan & Cromwell
George Kennan
Institute For Advanced Study
Princeton
Robert Bowie
Center For International Affairs
Harvard University
Life
Newsweek
Millikan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Rostow-Millikan
Senate
Penn Rusk
Rockefeller Foundation
White House
Special Committee
U.S
Radin Free Europe
Hand
CLA
Hospital Auxiliary thanks paper for publicity
A reader thanks the newspaper for publicity given to the St. Rose Hospital Auxiliary during the High Fever Follies of 1085. She praises Mrs. Wiseman the women's editor as a jewel and notes the support helped fund a major fundraiser enabling purchases of needed equipment.
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Mrs. Wiseman
R. G. Billmire
St. Rose Hospital
Alameda County road improvements spark homeowner dispute
A letter from a Pomar Vista resident argues county road work imposed unexpected costs on unimproved lots, citing land slides, missing sidewalk plans, and a $200000 payment split between homeowners and the county. The writer questions division of expenses and mentions an upcoming board hearing and supervisor involvement.
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Janary Board of Supervisors
Tei Portal
Belarns
Parents urge sex education in schools through films
A letter argues high school and junior high students are already aware of sex and should receive accurate family living instruction. It supports carefully chosen movies as teaching aids to clarify facts of life, contending seniors are nearing adulthood and should learn properly before they learn otherwise.
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Oerhans
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