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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1969

Page

2

Fremont Council urged to enforce water waste rules at gravel pits

Alameda County Water District Board moved after adjournment to indemnify Fremont if litigation over pumping from quarry pits proceeds. The council, split 2-2, faced staff advice that 28 million gallons daily is wasted, with operators and staff urging action. ACWD vowed support to push enforcement of conditional use permits and prevent water waste.

Alameda County Water District Board of Directors Fremont ACWD Alameda County Water District Gene Rhodes Alameda County Matt Whitfield ACW Whitfield Geoffrey Steel William van Doorn City of Morris Hyman Alameda

Ford cites Nixon shift ahead of 1971 elections

Ford touts ending the Vietnam War and taming inflation before the 1971 congressional vote. The piece lampoons monthly elections and envisions rapid legislative gains. Ralph Nader calls for food industry reform, warns life expectancy has fallen since 1962, and predicts tax increases.

House GOP Ford Nixon Ralph Nader Sne

Voice Of The People: Police Praised For Dope Raids

Reader thanks law enforcement for recent narcotics arrests and praises coverage listing offenders. She urges courts to curb repeat offenders, mobilizes parents and groups to pressure lawmakers in Sacramento for stricter drug control and sentencing.

Argus Newspaper Sacramento

Panderers of Smut Threaten Public Morals

A critic denounces New York stag productions, films, and art as vehicular for obscene content. He attacks the theater, cinema, and advertising for pandering to base desires, praising Supreme Court censure while warning of cultural decline and mass debasement. He urges accountability and restraint against a rising tide of sensationalism.

New York High Court of the Land

Walter Mittelholzer: Swiss aviation pioneer largely unknown

A tongue in cheek diary notes bemused reactions to a Swiss Tourist Office press release about Walter Mittelholzer. The piece recalls a 1922 Milan to Zurich flight that ended in a crash, mentions his obscure status outside Britannica, and riffs on whether readers have heard of him.

Waliengton Hades Walter Mittelholzer Wright Brothers Lindbergh Eddie Rickenbacker Curtis Trippe Sikorsky Hughes Lilienthal Walter Mittelholze Mittelholzer Milan Italy Zurich Switzerland Walter Mittelhozer Walter

Hitler Death Watch in Berlin Final Hours Revealed

A sweeping account details Hitler's final days in Berlin including plans to die by his own hand, his last orders on April 25 1945 and the suicide scene in the Reich Chancellery bunker. New revelations cover Goebbels Eva Braun and aides, SMERSH verification of remains, and attempts by Allied and Soviet forces to seize him.

Hitler Berlin Heigh Singer Soviet Union Hiller Stalin May Hy ~ Yaar Reichsmarshal Hermann Goering Augsburg Fuhrerbunker Army Group A Brooklyn Theodor Morell Reichschancellery Johann Gebhardt 85 Medical Corps Ludwig Stumpfegger Marzehn Luftwaffe Munich Goering Alfred Jodl Lutber Rayreuth George Patton Juterbog Fuehrerbunker Goebbels Magda Goebbels Armaments Albert Speer Frau Gertrud Junge von Ribbentrop Fas Goebbelses Moscow

First American newspaper Boston News Letter debuts

On this day in history 1704 the Boston News Letter became the first American newspaper printed regularly by John and Duncan Campbell. Other events include Hayes removing federal troops from New Orleans in 1877, Spain declaring war on the United States in 1808, and 1967 space tragedy of cosmonaut Vladimir Kama tova. A closing thought from John Tililsan notes liberty linked to power and observation.

United I Press Inrernapie Boston News- Letter John and Duncan Campbell South Rutherford Hayes New Orleans Spain United States Cuba Sviet Vladirmir Kama- Tova John Tililsan

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