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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1971
Page
1
Oakland council race foes seek control in election
A slate of six minority group candidates will challenge incumbents on the Oakland City Council Tuesday, arguing current leaders caused high crime and unemployment. The issue of school district administrator reassignment in Fremont is questioned by some, amid claims of a pattern. Six-year-old Honofie Angel, bitten by a rabid dog in Mexico, receives intensive care in Oakland as a possible first rabies survivor without vaccine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Honofie Angel
Mexico
Excommunicated priest halts parish drive for new career
A former priest who was excommunicated called a halt to a fundraising effort by his followers as he plans a new career. Meanwhile, Mrs. Maurice Knox Sr. recalls vivid memories of events in San Francisco 65 years ago. The State Senate considers a measure to ratify the 18 year old voting age. A body found in Putah Creek near Davis is identified as an unidentified man. International businessmen in San Francisco seek to resume trade with Red China without waiting for U S diplomatic recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Knox Sr
San Francisco
Putah Creek
Davis
China
United States
Peking
McCloskey accuses U S bombers of village destruction in Indochina
Congressman Paul McCloskey returned from Indochina claiming U S bombers destroyed numerous villages in Laos under orders from the U S ambassador. The assertion follows other political notes on government actions and environmental events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul McCloskey
Indochina
Laon
U.S
Communist attack near Saigon marks large clash of year
A hundred Communist soldiers ambushed an American patrol 31 miles northwest of Saigon in a five hour battle the largest near the capital this year. The Communists withdrew into rubber forests as forces disengaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Newark NTU ends 11 week strike over race tensions
Newark teachers vote to end an 11 week strike with a two year compromise under Mayor Kenneth Gibson. The deal revokes suspensions for 447 strikers and maintains arbitration for contract disputes while limiting nonprofessional chores. Administration and NTU leaders urged conciliation as schools resume full operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
UPN
Newark Teachers’ Union
NTU
Kenneth A. Gibson
Gibson
Carole Graves
Jesse Jacob
City Hall
Graves
Ping Pong Diplomacy Hero Seeks Sino United Mediation
Glenn Cowan, 19, the UPI noted ping pong diplomat, said he could mediate Sino American issues between Premier Chou En Lai and President Nixon. He and five teammates arrived in Los Angeles after touring Red China. Cowan praised the Chinese people as fantastic and described the premier as intelligent and versatile. He recalled giving a red, white and blue shirt to Chinese players and noted there was no political discussion during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
UPI
Glenn Cowan
Chou En-Lai
Nixon
Frederick Irving
Wiliam Rogers
United States
Deat
American
Santa Monica
Calif
Cowan
China
Peking
John Tannehill
Middleport
Ohio
Steenhoven
George Duben
Detroit
Connie Sweeris
Grand Rapids
Mich
Olga Soltesz
Orlando
Fla
San Francisco
Judy Bochenski
Eugene
Dump Nixon movement launches in Providence rally
A national Dump Nixon rally in Providence drew over 15 000 people, with three potential presidential candidates including Sen. Edmund S. Muskie. Birch Bayh and Rep. Paul N. McCloskey spoke as crowds swelled beyond forecasts, while counterprotesters faced no incidents. The protest urged ending the Vietnam War and shifting U.S. leadership, marking the largest riot in the city’s history to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Rhode Island State House
Sen
Edmunds. Muskie
Maine
Capitol
Young Americans For Freedom
YAP
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Richard Nixon
Vietnam
Muskie
Amelia
Fremont Park expansion vote hinges on land purchase
Voters face a $2,250,000 decision to buy 118 additional acres east of Central Park. Ed Washburn argues the measure buys land only, with no stated development plans, while city officials stress preserved land enables future facilities and a through-road extension. The prior bond created 188 acres with facilities funded by 16 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Central Park
Central
Ed Washburn
Fremont Recreation Commission
Washburn
Stevenson Boulevard
Mission Boulevard
Don Driggs
Alameda County Flood Control District
Acd
Bombs strike Protestant and Catholic buildings in Northern Ireland
Bomb blasts hit Protestant Orange Order halls and Catholic sites across Belfast and Londonderry, injuring two people and prompting British troops to extend weekend arm searches. IRA warns of wartime census resistance as security measures widen amid ongoing sectarian violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Northern Ireland
UTM
West Belfast
Orange Order
Gaelie
Rte
Ballymacarett
Oliver
Irish Republican Army
Britain
IRA
Ohe
Seth
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Ralph Nader
White House
Life Magazine
John V. Lindsay
New York
Baikunmne Spaceport
CAL
Attralsay Sports
Woman's News
John Redden
Board of Education
Eugene, Obe
Tokyo
Red China
David Frost
Southeast Asia
Indiana
Paul N. McCloskey
R-Calié
Allard K. Lowenstein
D-Ny
Johnson
Maine Democrat
New England
New Hampshire
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