Eden Hospital finances force rethink on Memorial Hospital fate
The September financial report from Eden Hospital shows a 31000 loss for the month with occupancy below 50 percent. Directors debate options to rescue Memorial Hospital, including potential ownership transfers, a separate district, or another fund-raising campaign, but favor keeping Memorial as a private venture while the Eden district weighs its own solvency and tax needs.
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Eden Hospital
Eden
San Leandro’s Memorial Hospital
Memorial
Eden Township Dist
Mystery program triggers local funding debate in Hayward
Federal funds totaling about 109000 dollars are set to train 55 unemployed Hayward women as clerks or stenographers under Hayward Unified School District. Critics question the large cost and federal role, arguing taxpayers already fund local adult school and junior college programs and warn of too many cooks spoiling the educational broth.
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Hayward
United States
Mars Mission Plan Draws Senate Criticism
Washington reports quote Senator Clinton Anderson of New Mexico as backing a 16 month Mars mission for six astronauts with 40 days on the planet and 240 day return. The piece criticizes funding and questions the feasibility of planning such a trip before Moon plans are settled.
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U. S
Washington
Mars
Clinton P. Anderson
New Mexico
Senate Space Committee
Anderson
Moon
Self-Defeating Attitudes in New York Bridge Circles
Sydney Harris notes a common mindset among players where harsh criticism of partners and punitive behavior undermine performance. The article argues successful competitors are flexible, empathetic, and adapt to partners, showing that beyond technique, emotional control and the ability to uplift others determine who wins.
History Emphasis Gap Ignites U S Education Debate
Henry J. Taylor argues for stronger American history requirements in colleges as Congress considers H.R. 637 to fund historical documents. He notes 75 to 90 percent of private colleges fail to require history for graduation or admission, while public institutions lead in this standard. He warns the nation’s loyalty and citizenship depend on prioritizing US history in higher education.
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Ward
Congress
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
United States
Barry Goldwater Duped by Sukarno in Indoasia Policy
Opinion piece criticizes Kennedy administration for policy toward Indonesia under Sukarno. Accuses U S of favoritism toward the Indonesian leader, tying aid to concessions while undermining Western allies. Highlights Dutch New Guinea dispute, Papuan grievances, and planned transfers favoring Sukarno amid Cold War tensions.
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Perhtpe
Cubs
Pacific
U.S
Achmed Sukarno
Indonesia
Dutch New Guinea
Holland
United Nations
Sukarno
West New Guinea
Virginia
Readers vent over Fremont street bonds and road plans
A Fremont car owner lashes out at 25 year bonds for 3 million in street improvements plus nearly 5 million in interest. He questions bond funding, gas tax use, and road quality, urging transparency on road spending and criticizing palm trees and monuments while demanding driver input on street projects. He notes accidents on new roads and calls for clearer signs of financed roads with bond money.
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Fremont
Ros
Bill Vat Doorn
Fremont Treasury
Irington
Fremont Council Secretive Moves on City Hall Bond
Editor notes Fremont City Council under Mayor Dillon bends rules for its purposes. The lease purchase corporation boards seven members for a city hall plan, while a $12 million bond proposal moves forward with little public clarity. The pattern echoes restraint on public knowledge and ongoing secrecy.
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Fremont
Flinkete
Dillon
Diklon
Fremont Ciy Council
Honduras Coup Ties Castro Subversion to Villeda Morales
Washington reports allege State Department concealed evidence that deposed Honduran President Villeda Morales allowed Cuban ambassador Silvino Sordegui to export Castro's revolution. Documents from the ruling junta link the takeover to weak anti Castro efforts. The Senate panel will question State and Defense officials on why details were withheld. Colonel R W Page Jr, who led the U S mission in Honduras, will be asked about aid used to fortify the Palace Guard with pro Castro officers.
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Washington, D.C
State Department
Villeda Morales
Silvino Sordegui
Castro
Honduras
Villeda
Nbea
R. W. Page, Jr
U.S
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