Helicopter Purchases Seen As Big Aid In War On Crime
A projected program would train 95 patrol pilots in a 4 1/2 month course to use police helicopters for riot control traffic management and search and rescue. World Associates in California would provide instructors and plan patrol corridors while Hughes Tool Company would supply maintenance and parts. If cities approve, a federal grant could be pursued under the 1968 omnibus crime control act.
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School Dress Code Debate Ends With Narrow Vote
Fremont Unified School District dress code committee, composed of 21 parents and 27 students, voted 16 to 1 with two abstentions and 10 absent, narrowly deciding against abolishing the district dress code. The panel will next review girls’ apparel and aim to complete its review by year’s end, pending board action.
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Arcus 2 David & Parry Circulation Notice County Alamed
A general circulation paper determined by Order No 14954 of the Superior Court of California in Alameda County actions dated June 21 1961. Address communications to 122 Center Square Fremont California 94536. Subscription rates Daily 20 cents Sunday 1.56 and 2.25 per month by mail. Published Sunday through Saturday 122 Center Square Fremont Cal phone 797 5275.
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GM Strike Won't Affect Fremont
A United Auto Workers strike at six General Motors plants in six cities idled 28,000 workers due to local wage changes and division realignment. Fremont officials said the strike would not affect their plant. national UAW aims to resume negotiations as they seek settlements on wages seniority transfer rights and related issues.
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Quake Strikes Southern California Rattling L A and Las Vegas
A 4:21 p.m. quake centered between the Salton and Borrego Mountains rattled Southern California and Nevada. Magnitude estimated 5.25 to 6, felt in Las Vegas, Riverside, and San Bernardino. No injuries reported. damage minimal but residents recalled apocalyptic predictions for April. Epicenter in sparsely populated desert, about 150 miles from Los Angeles.
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Fremont Recreation Dept starts six week arts classes
Fremont youths preview a six week program at the Niles Community Center with drawing painting wood metal and clay sculpture and stitching classes open to children and adults. Photos show Philip Evans 6 shaping a metal sculpture Dawn Tidd 6 collecting material for a class and Kenny Thomas 7 making cutouts for a college project.
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French Crisis Deepens as Gaulle Resigns and Crisis Looms
Paris reels as De Gaulle resigns ending a 39 year presidency amid franc devaluation and gold surges. Pompidou and Poher emerge as frontrunners while U.S. and Western allies watch for a course toward stability. The newsroom notes sharp political shifts, market turmoil, and looming elections.
French Franc Drops as De Gaulle Resigns in Paris
The resignation of President Charles de Gaulle sent the French franc toward its floor, slipping to 4.9736 per dollar while gold in Paris hit a record 49.69 per ounce as European markets stayed hectic but not panicking. London traders saw swings but no crisis. Banks noted calm speculators and central banks ready to defend currencies, with France backed by 4 billion in gold reserves and new exchange controls.
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College president moves to curb BSU activity at campus
Dr Blachie or Blawie reports meeting Ellis McCune acting college president to take direct control of campus BSU, suspend funds, and require identification cards. She proposes a campus police force and severing ties with Black Panthers, describing the BSU as non normal and calling for an inquiry into an elder incident. She says she was assaulted during a meeting with the BSU and Wilkins, with whites allegedly excluded.
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Call Us If We Miss You Special Delivery Reminder
Readers of The Argua are reminded to call the Circulation Department at 797 5275 by 5 30 a m if they do not find that day's edition at the doorstep. Callers after that time miss the special delivery and may not receive a newspaper on schedule.
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