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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1969

Page

2

U S Withdrawal Plans Mark Step toward Vietnam Troop Pullback

Washington insiders say a token troop withdrawal from Vietnam could begin as early as June. The move signals a shift of more responsibility to South Vietnam, with U S advisers focusing on building local leadership and civilian-military integration through new programs like Saigon’s National Defense College. The policy aims to pressure North Vietnam through structured prisoner exchanges and to encourage South Vietnam’s self-government while Washington maintains strategic oversight.

Washington U.S Vietnam United Press International Now United States South Vietnam National Defense College Saigon U.S. War College Pacification and Revolutionary Development Ministry Southeast Asia Paris North Vietnam Rogers

Maclean's Microscoops on Prosperity and Pay Raises

In a wry column Maclean's comments on crime like plane hijackings fading from view and questions whether the public should assume quieting such events. It criticizes Congress for a 40 percent pay raise and complains about inflation and hardship faced by officials defending prosperity.

Voice Of The People Communist Murder No Surprise

Editor Omar D. Conger argues that mass killings in Hue and other regimes are consistent, citing Red Cross investigations and historical executions in China North Korea Cuba and Vietnam, asserting the pattern has persisted since 1917 and that surprise is naive.

Hue South Vietnam IMI Germany International Red Cross Red Cross China Mao Bernard North Korea Cuba Castro Omar D. Conger Fremont

Newark Music Action Committee thanks donors for band trip transport

Mrs. Bette Grigsby of the Music Action Committee thanks Rex Farr of Fremont Lincoln-Mercury Tom Lorimer of Central Chevrolet for lending two nine passenger station wagons to move the Newark Stage Band to the University of Nevada Jazz Festival in Reno March 14 15 16. Gratitude is extended to local news media for photo coverage and to Newark High School Music Department.

Music Action Committee of Newark Rex Farr Fremont Lincoln-Mercury Tom Lorimer Central Chevrolet University of Nevada Reno Ike O M.ac Newark High School Bette Grigsby M.A.C

The Tale Of Mr Rey And His Island

An eccentric Brit buys a tiny Caribbean island called Anegada East in the Horse Latitudes. He discovers natives resist labor until he buys their labor with cloth beads and knickknacks, then uses a bold scheme to spark work and trade, ending with a twist about Mrs Rey.

Trinidad Anegada Mr. Rey Mark Twain Parris Island D.C

Four Letter Word Debate On Campus Editors

Washington reports youth editors at colleges push for print shock through four letter words. Don MacLean notes the journals overuse a handful of expletives and argues writers lack imagination. He recalls military swearing feats and says student effort is laughable next to seasoned pros.

Washington Marine Air Force Ft. Benning Navy

Liberalism and Euthanasia Debate in Britain

A London column warns that push for abortion rights could lead to voluntary euthanasia and even involuntary mercy killing. It cites MPs like Norman St John-Stevas, Lords objections, and medical figures arguing the danger to elderly and disabled. The piece urges lawmakers to reject pro abortion bills and protect life.

Britain United States House of Commons House of Lords Lords Wilson Westminster Norman St. John Stevas Stevas Big Brother Lord Brock Royal College of Surgeons Lord Amalree London Times St. Joth Stevas C. R. Sweetingham Euthanasia Society Times Sweetingham St. John Stevas Cicely Saunders St. Christopher’s Hospice

This Day In History Highlights and Key Claims

On this day in history events include 1880 McKinley urging Congress to declare war on Spain. 1951 Truman fires Gen Douglas MacArthur in Korea. 1984 Guam B52 raids strike Vietnam. 1968 Johnson orders 10000 reserve troops and caps U.S. Vietnam strength. MacArthur quote on victory follows.

McKinley Congress Spain Truman Douglas MacArthur Korea Vietnam Johnson U.S MacArthur

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THE Rolph Fairchild Maclean's Microscoops Kot Voice of People Fall America Ho Chi Minh Laughs Europe Ewe T. N. Alexakos Mrs. Tey Wasre Don Maclean By Johsholm Earl of Cork and Orrery
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