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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1964
Page
4
A satirical piece argues against Medicare, featuring Martha D. and a narrator Dr. Crane. It claims most patients have no diagnosable ailments and accuses voters of risking national bankruptcy by supporting universal health care. The text critiques hospital spending and doctor worship.
Reports from the UAR and Jordan indicate talks among Algeria, Egypt, Jordan, and the UAR on standardizing weapons and training. Egypt is expected to lead due to its large army while Soviet arms financing under Khrushchev supports Cairo’s expanding Arab defense coordination and aid to Algeria and Yemen.
Four South County residents are among 181 Northern Californians who were sworn in as U.S. citizens in federal court in San Francisco. The new citizens include Lars Torkel Nelin and Frank Cornel Kiral of San Leandro, Joseph Govela Escorcio of Dublin, and Cecil Philip Jacques of Fremont.
President David J. McKay of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints shows considerable recovery from a coronary condition. He remains hospitalized at Latter-day Saints Hospital and is expected to stay at least another week. McKay will be 91 on September 8.
Tomorrow's forecast urges big thinking with caution, urging Aries to settle property and finances first. Taurus should improve health and finances, Gemini to focus on work before play, and Leo to advance personal goals. Libra receives prudent advice, Scorpio stays neutral with associates, Sagittarius should work steadily, Aquarius needs space, and Pisces to use ideas constructively with supported partners.
Paris faces a tourist squeeze as hotel rates soar and prices climb across central areas. French officials warn that inflation and taxes push costs higher during peak season, with visitors from the United States Britain and Australia redirected to cheaper options in the countryside while many Paris hotels struggle to renovate and attract guests.
In the late Middle Ages Italian moneylenders worked as street henchmen whose bench term derived the English word bank. The ceremony suggested disgrace, described by hanea meaning bench and rup tus meaning broken, shaping the term hank tupl.
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