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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1969

Page

12

Bolivian President Barrientos Dead In Helicopter Crash

Thousands mourn Bolivian President Rene Barrientos at La Paz as acting President Siles orders 30 days of mourning. Barrientos, 49, died when a helicopter crashed near Cochabamba after a meeting with local leaders. The crash also killed pilot Rafael Estivariz Cardoza and Leomengildo Orellana. Barrientos had steered pro US policies and defended democratic institutions.

LA Paz Bolivia UPI Rene Barrientos U.S Cochabamba Sin Barrientos Faunty Air Force Luis Adolfo Siles Fa Paz Murillo Square Hemisphere Nixon Siles Buriac United States Formr Leomengildo Orellana Rafael Estivariz Cardoza Tacopaya Gruro Fai

Mechanized Rodeo Draws Fremont Bus Drivers for Safety rodeo

Mrs. Dwane Riddle of 3920 Haven Avenue Fremont receives instruction from Paul Mognaga Fremont Unified School District transportation supervisor during Saturdays Annual School Bus Safety Rodeo. South County drivers competed for prizes.

Dwane Riddle Haven Ave Fremont Paul Mognaga Fremont Unified School District South County

Peking Names Lin Piao Heir To Mao In New Chinese Constitution

Hong Kong based UPI report states Communist China publicly names Defense Minister Lin Piao as successor to Mao Zedong in a new constitution. The Politburo and standing committee were reshaped with Lin and Mao reappointed to key posts. five new Politburo members were military officers. The document also elevates Maoist thought to equal ideological status with Marxism Leninism.

Hong Kong UPI Communist China Lin Pia Mao Tse-tung Radio Pexing Mao Lin Communist Chinese Party China Chou Enlai Chen Po- la Kang Sheng Chen Yi Thei Shoul Central Committee Eighth Central Committee Chou Liu Shao-chi Cheng Yun Chu Teh

Assembly Leaders Clash as Bids to Speed Bills Stir

In Sacramento a rift opened as Assembly leaders proposed accelerating action on bills ahead of Memorial Day. Republican W Craig Biddle announced plans to speed sessions with Friday meetings and extra committee times. Democrats Jess Unruh and George Zenovich criticized the move amid a 39-39 split with two vacancies.

Sacramento UPI Anf Unruh Los Angeles Zenovich Monapan SUA BSS W. Craig Biddle Riverside Assembly Robert 7. Monagan R-Tracy Washington D.C New York House Biddle Assembly Democratic Jess M. Unruh Inglewood Democratic Caucus Willie L. Brown Jr Brown Senate

Eight Ships Left Protective Armada In Sea Of Japan

The Pentagon said the U.S. task force protecting reconnaissance planes off Korea was reduced from 28 ships to eight. The Enterprise aircraft carrier and seven destroyers remained, relocated from the Sea of Japan to the Yellow Sea. Defense spokesmen gave no reasons for the cut or relocation. The fleet has faced repeated threats and occasional incidents as it operated in East Asian waters near North Korea.

Sea of Japan Yellow Sea Washington YPS Pentagon Navy Enterprise Korea Defense Department Daniel Z. Henkin Henkin U.S. Navy U.S United States Korean Peninsula South China Sea

Parks Protest Rally at Pleasanton Job Corps Center

About 200 corpsmen gathered at the Parks Job Corps Center in Pleasanton to protest the facility’s impending closure. Center Director Eugene R. Allen spoke with a delegation of seven, while staff monitored the scene to keep peace. The rally, held near the administration building flagpole, focused on opposition to the Nixon administration action.

Center Nixon

Nixon nominates Armin H. Meyer as U S ambassador to Japan

President Nixon names Armin H. Meyer to lead the U S mission in Japan. Born January 19, 1914 in Fort Wayne Indiana, Meyer studied at Capital University Ohio State and served in the Foreign Service since 1944 with postings in Baghdad Beirut and Tehran.

Washington Nixon Armin H. Meyer U.S Japan Meyer Ft. Wayne Ind Lincoln, Hl Iran Capital University U.S. Office of War Information Cairo Foreign Service Baghdad Beirut Lebanon Teheran

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