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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1975
Page
8
A garbled archival note hints at Josue Cuban and a decision process about a two way street. The fragment mentions Mee Waste in a context suggesting potential outcomes or options. Readers should seek the full page for a clear, dated report.
Editorial notes Family Reunion Day originated with Kiwanis International and the Freedom Foundation at Valley Forge. The eight year old observance emphasizes gatherings with relatives, worship as a family, and teaching children honesty, integrity, and concern for others to build a stronger nation with less crime and drug abuse.
An analysis argues that many households fall into low and moderate income brackets, with $15,000 to $12,000 as reference points. It questions who the poor are and urges cities to reduce building costs through local reforms, while acknowledging unions set Bay Area labor costs. It suggests broader acceptance of housing needs beyond visible poverty.
The piece notes Ronald Reagan must declare by August to pursue the GOP nomination, with supporters urging action. It contrasts Reagan’s radio reach and image concerns with Ford's campaign hustle, highlighting office setup, staff, and the urgency as early primaries approach.
A vivid panorama of Iceland from its mythic discovery to modern science. The piece notes the nation’s geological youth atop the mid Atlantic ridge, the Surtsey eruption, Heimay island evacuation, Vatnajokull’s vast ice, and Norse heritage including naming customs. It highlights Thingvellir democracy, freedom from Danish rule in 1944, Keflavik’s wartime air base role, urban migration, language and education in remote districts, and Reykjavik’s growth.
A forgotten Rockefeller Commission section cites rising Communist influence in the United States. It notes nearly 2,000 Communist government officials here, many identified as intelligence officers, and warns of vast electronic surveillance and mail intrusion capabilities threatening U.S. privacy and security.
A nationalist-leaning columnist urges strong U S action over Panama Canal sovereignty. Advocating democratic governance before any new treaty, the piece labels Torrijos as Kremlin-aligned while warning of Soviet control if the canal is handed over. It cites House votes against surrender terms and calls for a political pledge against supporting canal concessions.
Morrie Ryskind laments graffiti and slurs while praising English rules and proper usage. He cites jokes about illiteracy, critiques sloppy speech on TV and ads, and recalls Webster’s Third and campus miseducation, ending with a bet over the correct spelling of irregardless.
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