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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1971
Page
3
A busy list of TV programs and movie titles fills a Monday schedule with Apollo lunar coverage and a mix of cartoons, dramas, and news segments. Notable items include references to Regus Venavente, Amelia Earhart, and classic stars like Dean Martin, Lucy, and Robert Wagner across various time slots.
A garbled listing mixes baseball game A s and Royals with comedy theater pieces featuring Don Knotts and Arthur Godfrey. It notes The Lucy Show with Dean Martin cameos and retrospective items on 1932 events such as Roosevelt’s election and Earhart’s flight, along with movie and show titles and personalities.
In a challenging bridge hand, Charlie defeats North and East after a daring three clubs overcall. He cashes many diamonds and hearts, uses trump power, and secures eight tricks before East’s remaining trumps. The bold play seals victory for Charlie despite East’s stubborn defense.
newspapers across New Jersey Pennsylvania and nearby states report a flood of callers seeking the winning New Jersey lottery number after Thursday drawings. Operators and editors weigh legality of sharing results over the air or by phone while some papers reroute inquiries to official channels.
Richard Theodore Hoelzner a 93 year old Berkeley resident drowned Sunday while swimming about 100 yards offshore at Beverly Beach five miles south of Depoe Bay. A Coast Guard motor lifeboat arrived too late. Hoelzner’s wife Sophia watched from the shore and could not help.
Washington reports that new military pay scales would raise recruits to five thousand three hundred twenty eight dollars annually plus medical care uniforms and discounts. A futuristic note imagines 100,000 soldiers drafted for civilian hire next month to ease civilian traffic jams while defenses debate making civilian life more attractive to encourage volunteers. Officials say draft dodging remains negligible as manpower shifts continue.
A De Paul Law Review study argues for almost absolute freedom of information as essential to the nation and individuals. It states governments and private powers must not censor content, while journalists face privilege limits and government secrecy also harms national interests.
Three Fort Ord soldiers were found nude on a hillside near Monterey after leaving a bar early Sunday. Deputies say Gary Kelsey, James Gaf, and Melvin Steinrath, aged 19 to 28, were approached by four men in a car who stripped them and robbed them of $106 as they tried to reach the base.
Tokyo officials and engineers showcase Keio Plaza Hotel as a 47 story structure built to withstand earthquakes three times stronger than the 1923 quake. President Inouye asserts the hotel is the safest place in town after newsmen tour the 43rd floor.
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