Washington Hospital to provide round the clock emergency care
After years of misunderstandings about emergency services at Washing ton Hospital in Fremont cooperative efforts yield an agreement to staff the ER around the clock with private physicians on a voluntary basis at 15 an hour. County funds will cover indigent care. Residents without local physicians gain timely care while the hospital's staff and Alameda County Board of Supervisors praise the accord.
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Countdown: CIA fires expert over taking work home
The article alleges a CIA expert was dismissed for bringing work home, framing him as a spy who came in with the code while noting political figures and events referenced in a satirical, fragmented style.
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Munich Conference and War Crimes Trials Highlight 1938–1982
This Day In Review recalls the Munich Conference where Britain at Chamberlain promised peace, the Nuremberg trials convicting 22 Nazi leaders with executions, Eisenhower naming Earl Warren chief justice, and two deaths at the University of Mississippi integration.
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Oregon Senate Battle Centers On War Policy
Oregon voters face a tight 1966 Senate contest between Gov. Mark Hatfield and Rep. Robert Duncan. Hatfield, a popular Republican with a strong record, duels Duncan in a state leaning Republican but wary of Johnson’s policy. The debate centers on Vietnam, defense, and the broader national crisis shaping this swing state race.
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The Late Awakening of Defense Secretary McNamara
Barry Goldwater attacks Secretary Robert McNamara for delays in building new military aircraft and helicopters in Vietnam era, alleging neglect of readiness. He cites lost planes, weak forecasts, and insufficient space effort, urging voters to oppose the administration.
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Conduct, Not Purpose, Of Viet War Is Issue
Henry J. Taylor argues the Viet Nam conflict centers on conduct rather than purpose. He claims secretive actions, misreported casualties, and escalating troop numbers show a failed war policy, urging accountability ahead of congressional elections. He cites McNamara timelines, weapon reliance, and the Ho Chi Minh Trail as evidence of flawed conduct and false assurances.
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A Prayer For Today
A brief devotional prayer asking God for light on the path peace in the heart and strength to do his will The speaker prays for loyalty to friends and deliverance from self seeking seeking joy and divine approval in the name of thee.
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