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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1971
Page
6
A dense schedule listing cartoons, documentaries, movies, and live events across channels. Notable items include Oceanography for Survival, The Pink Panther, Batman, The Hardy Boys, Masters Tournament previews, and various Westerns, comedies, and educational programs.
South faces a bidding quiz with 11 points and balanced hearts and clubs. The notes discuss two notrumps, three notrumps, four hearts, three clubs, and four clubs as possible contracts, weighing guard distribution and support to guide partner toward the final choice.
Cal State Hayward will not rehire sociology professor Michael W. Silverstein, an openly gay faculty member active in Gay Liberation. Silverstein filed a grievance alleging dismissal was tied to his sexuality, though administrators cite academic grounds and confidentiality in personnel matters. The grievance committee will hear his appeal for reinstatement, with a recommendation to President Ellis McCune.
MONTPELIER, Vt. The Vermont House of Representatives tabled action on the People’s Peace Treaty until Monday night. The measure calls for immediate and total withdrawal of all U S troops from Vietnam. The house voted 92910 against discussion of the substitute endorsing the Nixon administration’s efforts. Rep Randolph Major urged immediate action on the peace resolution after adjournment for the holiday weekend.
In Moscow the 23rd CPSU Congress solidified Leonid Brezhnev as the top power figure with Premier Alexei Kosygin second. Podgorny remains third, while Brezhnev gains stronger backing through four new Politburo members tied to his influence. Kosygin dominated the congress with a major five year plan speech and applause, reinforcing Brezhnev’s leadership balance.
Pope Paul VI, head bowed, carried the cross during a rain touched Way of the Cross around the Colosseum in Rome. Cardinal Dellacqua bore the first nine stations, the Pope the final five, amid a somber service with thousands watching.
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