Review Recommends Three Incumbents For Hayward Hospitals Board
The Daily Review urges voters in Hayward Castro Valley San Lorenzo and surrounding areas to elect three directors to Hiden Hospital Board. Incumbents Thomas K Pierce J J Jelinek and Sidney Armstrong are praised for fiscal stewardship regional representation and steady leadership during two terms. Telinch also noted for civic involvement and settling hospital finances without extra taxes.
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Castro Valley
San Lorenzo
San Leandro
Hiden ‘Hospital
Thomas EK. Pierce
J. J. Jelinek
Sidney Armstrong
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San Lorena
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Washington Township hospital race stirs growth and reform
Washington Township Fremont area sees rapid growth in recent years amid debate over Washington Hospital. Incumbents Sealt Whiter and Maos not seeking re election. Bruce M Bell Amstebaugh and J Timothy Stone emerge as top candidates with focus on expanded emergency care and hospital expansion.
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Washington Township
Fremont
Newark
Livion City
South Maynard
Wives Hospital Board
Samuel G. Sealt
Lester Whiter
Edward Maos
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Bruce M. Bell
Amsbaugh
J. Pimothy Stone
Curtains for school showers at Mt Kren High, reader protests
A reader laments lack of shower curtains in Mt Kren High School PE showers for same sex students, arguing privacy and decency affect education. They contrast costs of report cards and newsletters with the price of curtains, urging budget reallocation. The letter recalls Revolutionary War era ties to the United Nations headquarters, noting concerns about espionage and diplomacy inside the UN.
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Mt. Kren High School
Franklin and God editorial clash over Franklin’s faith
In a heated exchange the editor Heinstman claims Franklin died an atheist, while a Yale letter from near his death asserts belief in one God and providence. The piece mocks Heinsman’s stance and questions the accuracy of his assertion about Franklin’s beliefs.
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Heinstman
Orrreling
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
Yale
Leve
A Prayer For Today Prayer Message of Gratitude and Devotion
A devotional fragment speaks of memory and sincere gratitude to God and others. It urges constant remembrance of sacrifices made by friends and loved ones, expressing humble thanks and devotion. The language highlights freedom, faith, and daily prayer in a personal, reflective tone.
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Allen
Judging The Judges Of Our High Court
A reader reflects on California Supreme Court elections and Prop 14, contrasting Rumford Act debates with property rights. The piece cites McComb’s view that private ownership allows sale or lease irrespective of race, condemns zealots, and urges voting against the four justices cited as “sneol ogists” in the election.
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Ronald Reagan
McComb
Marshall McComb
California
Senate
Govdmund G. Brown
Tion
Whith
Brown
Trade With Reds Exposed by Johnson’s Rubber-Stamp Congress
The piece accuses President Johnson and Congress of approving exports and financing that aid Communist nations. It cites licenses for machinery, fertilizer plants, steel, bearings, and military tech shipped to the Soviet bloc and Eastern Europe. It argues such actions undermine U.S. war aims in Viet Nam and condemns the policy as dangerous and costly.
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Riee
Johnsie
Poland
Hungary
Bulgaria
Cvechaskivakia
Glenaril
DP. Lipscomb
R-Calif
Rubberstamp Congress
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Victoria
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Soviet Union
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Commerce Department
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Viet Nam
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Franklin and God
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Morrie Ryskind
Philadelphia
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McCamb
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Henry J. Paylor
Rubber-Stamp Congress
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