03 Aug 1969
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1969
Page
1
Five people died when two small aircraft collided in flight over a rural area. Investigators from the aviation authority arrived at the scene to survey wreckage and interview witnesses. Authorities did not release identities pending family notice.
Forecast for the San Francisco Bay Area calls for fair weather through Monday with variable high cloudiness. Night and morning low clouds persist near the coast with inland clearing later. Temperatures only minorly change with lows in the 50s and highs around 60s along the coast and higher inland. northwest winds 10 to 29 mph in the afternoons.
Reports describe deaths of communists along infiltration routes near Saigon and bombardments of Con Thien near the DMZ. A U S reconnaissance plane directed artillery on moving Communist forces in the southern DMZ area. Six bodies were counted and two explosion sightings followed shells destroying an ammunition stockpile. Military spokesmen noted multiple Allied targets hit during Saturday night shelling and air raids within seventy miles of Da Nang and other key locations.
Bay outlines a 1970 71 district master plan to fund a new junior high and multiple school complexes via bonds amid state loan limits. Growth could triple enrollment by 1985, driving a shift to community schools with centralized facilities and expanded programs.
The Arcus Daily Review lists publication details including owner David R. Parry as business manager. It notes order No 314854 establishing paper circulation in Alameda County California and declares the paper as second class matter in Fremont California. Subscription rates are listed with prices for party and Sunday editions.
A Hayward boy died yesterday from an apparent overdose and apparent death by own action. Coroner reports indicate family problems and notes found at the scene. Hulihiy J Estrada 359 Betty Ave was found by his mother at 10:82 am and rushed to St Rose Hospital where he was pronounced dead.
Police linked motorcyclist Collins to the death of Miss Beine man after coworker accounts described him as quiet and reliable. He owned several bikes and had access to the crime scene, where Miss Beine man was last seen on a motorcycle with a tall dark haired rider.
Honolulu reports the 3rd anniversary of the Saigon Vietnam Rest and Recuperation program. Army roaps and servicemen visit Hawaii for brief 5 day leaves, with 40 000 monthly figures cited and 2500 monthly participants. Waikiki weddings become common as brides-to-be seek marriage information packets prepared for distribution.
Nixon received a large royal welcome in Bucharest during a visit, urging peace in Asia and readiness to negotiate arms control in Europe. He called for security, progress, and independence of Asian nations and stressed America’s role in reducing tensions and building peace in the Middle East.
Massachusetts District Attorney seeks an autopsy and exhumation in the Kennedy crash inquiry. He notes license suspension and ongoing cooperation with authorities though court rulings limit inquest jurisdiction. The 1987 Oldsmobile involved remains impounded and under state custody.
Fremont police arrested 26 year old Edward L Laird after a late night high speed chase. He was stopped on Steven son Boulevard near Besco Drive and treated for a minor forehead cut. Police cited multiple traffic violations and no license or motorcycle registration.
Rioters from Catholic and Protestant groups hurled rocks and missiles in Northern Ireland on Saturday night injuring at least ten people. A police officer was stabbed while attempting to intervene and four officers plus six civilians required hospital care. The clash followed a parade by Junior Orangemen, affiliates of the Orange Order.
Roedby Denmark two fishermen T F Holm 37 and Paul Holmgaard 4 were killed when their trawler hit a World War II mine off Roedby authorities said the area was clearly marked as dangerous Leif Jensen observed the blast and a police note cited repeated warnings about sailing in mined waters.
Fremont Police Association announces Richard R. Niel as its new president. The election marks a leadership change with Niel stepping into the role amid ongoing association activities in Fremont.
Obituary notice of Aeatrice Smith 53 who died in a San Jose hospital with a requiem mass at St. John’s Church Milpitas and services at Fremont Chapel of the Roses. Includes birthplace Cumterville Fremont and residence Milpitas. Also mentions election results and new officers for local councils WPPEC and APPEC. funeral notices for Mickey W DuMond drowned in Alameda Creek and other memorial details.
United Press International reports Tropical Storm Anna weakens as it stays offshore near the Middle Atlantic with scattered showers over the eastern U S. The system previously peaked near land and caused hail and heavy rain in Pennsylvania New Jersey and Kansas with flood warnings issued.
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