Uneasy relationship between Herbert Hoover and Dwight Eisenhower a former director of the museum where this event took place. Its a great pleasure to introduce the last speaker. Tim walch received a ph. D. In history from northwestern in 1975. After that he served in various capacities of ne National Archives and records institution part of that large organization. Until his retirement in 2011 beginning as a Program Analyst with the National Historical Public Relations commission, tim served as budget analyst, codirector of the modern archives institute, chief of Education Development before landing in west branch as assistant director of the Herbert Hoover president ial Library Museum and finally director of the same organization from 1993 to 2011. Prolific writer. He edited more than 22 books including the correspondence between hoover and eisenhower as well as numerous articles, essays, book reviews, encyclopedia entries and numerous book articles. On a personal note i always could
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From the dawn this morning. Airstrike after airstrike, targeting suspected isis positions inside the city itself. In addition to that, Peshmerga Forces have taken a position on the mountain, where they have been firing artillery at these positions in addition to that. At the same time, we watched as thousands of Peshmerga Forces moved into the city itself. They were in every vehicle you can imagine. There were people in the back of pickup trucks with machine guns. Ordinary civilians, volunteers were charging to the front lines to take on isis. They have been fighting all day, small arms fire, machine gun fire. It is long after dark year. Charlie how long will it take them to take sinjar. Taking sinjar is one question, holding it is another. Isis was resisting where the major offensives have begun. They are facing three specific dangers, sniper fire, car bombs and truck bombs charging towards these checkpoints, and we are seeing them in the city. In addition, they believe the whole city
A total of 800 million to the managing response so far. But we are yet to reach those inside syria. For this, we need genuine progress progress on humanitarian access. We believe in the next few days the council must agree to appoint its weight and authority to securing unfettered and immediate access to those in need in syria. Mr. President , todays resolution is about ensuring the horrors of the 21st of august cannot happen in 10. The immediate need now is to focus on the everyday horrors of the document attain situation. And we need to redouble our determination, to work through the geneva ii process, to end the conflict, and to secure a Better Future for syria. Thank you, mr. President. I think his excellency, mr. Hague, for statement of to give the floor to his excellency coming deputy Prime Minister of minister of Foreign Affairs at the luxembourg. [speaking in native tongue] translator mr. President , the resolution that we just got unanimously is a historic milestone. It contai
Limit. Insurance is that last affordable for more american families. The amendment under consideration seeks to roll that back. If i may address the underlying resolution. Thatl remind the committee we were warned earlier in the year that the automatic cuts could affect as many 750,000 jobs. It appears the majority wants to make the cuts permanent. Even the chair of the Appropriations Committee was just here. It is unrealistic. This must be brought to an end. This aims to make these dangerous games public. Because to the deep cuts, over 57,000 children whose access to learning access through head start. The shoulder will never get this opportunity back. It has not come back. Mechanical research is being curtailed or lost. These children will never get this opportunity back. It has not come back. Ill mechanical research is being curtailed or lost. This is of concern to me. I am a cancer survivor. By the grace of god i am alive today. Why we would want to see the deep cuts in the Nationa