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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1968

Page

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Lack Of Witnesses Halts District Probe By Grand Jury

The hearing on hospital district assessment practices collapsed after key figures failed to attend. Directors Amsbaugh Bell Cowell and Stone criticized Blacie for not appearing, saying the two hour session achieved little. Blacie had not yet begun the main inquiry.

Frank D. Amsbaugh Bruce M. Bell Eugene C. Cowell J. Timothy Stone Orj Cowell Ing Mariie G. Haun Trator Robert C. Taylor Amibaugh Haun Taylor Blawie

Fremont Station Picketed Over Lease Policies

A union representing service station owners and operators formed an informational picket around a Fremont Mobil station to pressure Mobil Oil over lease and sign rental policies. Charles D. Morley of Oakland said the protest would continue until Mobil changes practices linked to price and sign charges amid long standing tensions from wholesale price hikes.

Ani Fremont Charles D. Morley Oakland Mobil

Drowning at Lake Toba Claims Indonesian Tourists

Eight Indonesians were drowned and five rescued when a motorboat carrying vacationists capsized on Lake Toba in North Sumatra. Antara reported the tragedy occurred Tuesday as rescue operations continued.

McCarthy Wins Primary Amid Crossovers in Wisconsin

McCarthy dominates the Wisconsin primary while crossovers appear in Johnson’s Democratic half. Voter behavior shows similar patterns in Green Bay’s Brown and Walworth counties, indicating party alignment shifts across the state.

McCarthy Johnson Walworth Brown Green Bay

Governors Set Meet To Ponder 1968 Campaign

Des Moines Iowa UPI report says Democratic governors meet in St Louis to discuss Hubert Humphrey's possible run and the party's Vietnam policy. Harold Hughes chairs the conference and signals need to reassess strategy as tensions rise over escalation.

Des Moines Iowa UPI Ynot Harold Hughes National Democratics Witnels Hubert Humphrey Vietnam U.S. Senate

County Asks BART Pointed Questions over political events

County officials pressed BART leaders with pointed questions after reports in Washington that Hughes and Governor Robert McNair of South Carolina, vice chairman, telephoned for a meeting to discuss recent political events. Wire reports noted governors sought a discussion with Hughes this week.

County Bart Eae Hughes Washington Gov Robert McNair South Carolina

County Dropped Police Pay Case and Meeting Planned

Alameda County supervisors decided not to appeal a court ruling on police pay and related costs. Democratic leaders discussed recovering about 141,638 dollars in costs while planning a St. Louis meeting at the Mayfair Hotel with no formal agenda.

Alameda Democratic Party Richard University of Californ Moore Ton Berkeley Hughes Mayfair St. Louis Johnson Lewis County Superior Court Eugene McCarthy D-Minn Robert

Milwaukee council debates trailer court plan and city hall carpet

Milwaukee officials weigh policy shifts as council considers a trailer court project and a lease purchase for city hall carpeting. The meeting covers BART board selections, inflation costs, and funding, with discussion of financing once more and potential delays in construction.

Milwaukee 4HH Hubert H. Humphrey Johnson Humphrey John F. Kennedy John Breuner Co Oakland Harald E. Stassen Lange BART Westernjal New Bank of America Edward Sajor Baliot Nancing T Ee Harry Lange Milwauk Bay Area Sacra Thejhall Mento

Reagan cites voter declines amid Newark growth in California

Governor Reagan warned at a news conference that despite growth in Newark and other California cities, voter registration has declined over the years. He cited the difficulty in financing Bay Bridge bonds and said turnout for upcoming civic elections may be low.

Lad Hirelu California Hort Newark Reagan Internal Revenue Service

One Man One Vote Ruling Shapes Hospital Board Talks

Washington Township hospital directors discuss shifting from at large elections to geographic districts in light of a Supreme Court ruling. Amsbaugh and Blacie note equal population districts face obstacles. no decision before tonight’s meeting, March 6. District redraws affect Fremont Newark Hayward Union City areas and local elections.

Washington Township U.S Unanam Bruce Bell James Blade Board Room of Washington Mowry Ave Mont Theis Fremont Newark Hayward Union City AML Blawie Blacie Smedudl Frank Amsbaugh Sion United States Ninth Congressional District

Primary Registration Deadline for June 4 Elections

The deadline to register to vote is April 11 for all county state and federal races on the June 4 primary. Registrations include party transfers. Voters in Fremont Newark and Union City may register at city halls or fire stations during stated hours. deputy registrars operate across locations.

Washington Township Alameda County Fremont Newark Union City Mission Blvd Newark Blvd Whipple Road

Fremont Recreation Commission to Meet Tonight

The Fremont Recreation Commission will meet at 8 p.m. in the Niles Community Center to hear progress reports and plan a tour of the citys historical resources. Ed Washburn will present on Central Park Road drive and staff will discuss a park request from the Norris School group.

Fremont Recreation Commission Niles Community Center School St Ed Washburn Central Park Road Norris Fremont Boys Club Westridge Park

Unclear Local Notice From Daily Review Archives

Fragmentary OCR text reports a county matter and communications rule in June. Names and places are garbled, but the item implies a county action or case and official communications restrictions. The readable bits reference Alareeds County and June, with business notices alongside legal language.

City voter rolls dip 406 as council race nears open polling

City clerk Dan Clark notes a drop of 406 registered voters this year despite about 1000 new residents. Total registrations reached 6120, up from 6026 two years ago, with Democrats at 4127 and Republicans at 1624. Peace and Freedom has 18 affiliates while 274 are unaffiliated. Eight polling places will operate April 9 from 7 am to 8 pm in Newton precincts A through F at local elementary schools and stations.

Dan Clark Newark Peace and Freedom Party Theil James Bunker Smith August Schillling Spruce St Muller Cherry St Musick Ruschin Drive H. A Snow

Fremont Youth Service Corps Paints Center and Plants Trees

The Fremont Youth Service Corps with 75 volunteers will spend Easter vacation painting the community center and planting about 1,000 junior bushes along Blacow Road median. City-supplied paint will cover the center, while 30 to 40 youths work on painting and the remainder plant the bushes. This marks the second annual Easter Work Program.

Fremont Youth Service Corps Blacow ‘Road Blacow Road

Obituaries for Mae Louise Wal and Inez ton are listed

Funeral services for Mae Louise Wal and Inez ton are scheduled in Union City and Fremont. The Rev J Theodore Alamjard will conduct a Requiem Mass for Inez ton at St Anne's Church Union City, with burial at Olivet Memorial Park Cemetery. Mae Louise Wal’s arrangements are through Fremont Memorial Mortuary, with burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward.

Mae Louise Wal Inezton Mendoza Valescent Hayward Hospital Anne's Church Union City Olivet Memorial Park Cemna Lupel Elery Colma Marshton Mexico Fremont Memoirel Ploye Peralta Blvd Holy Set Fremont Pulchre Cemetery Hayward

Kentucky U Chief Quits

Berkeley based United Press International reports Dr. John W. Oswald, 51, resigns as president of the University of Kentucky after leading since 1963 to return to the University of California as executive vice president. He will assume the UC post Sept. 1. Harry R. Wellman, vp since 1956, retires after 43 years at UK.

Oswald

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