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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1971

Page

3

Californians clash over welfare reform protests at Capitol

The piece notes heated demonstrations by farm workers led by Cesar Chavez and a provocative response by lawmakers. It highlights telegram pressure from the California Citizens Committee for Welfare Reform and the ensuing insulted Assemblyman Bagley who branded the group “idiots” while urging restraint amid the Capitol protests.

Sacramento Capitol Ceasar Chavez California Citizens Committee For Welfare Reform Legislative Committee Welfare Reform Assemblyman Bagley Marin Hagley

Lockheed loan vote shows cross party lines in drama

Holmes Alexander analyzes the Senate debate on the Lockheed loan guarantee, noting senators from California Texas and Georgia faced pressure from business interests. He highlights votes by Mansfield Griffin and others, plus conservative figures like Goldwater and Buckley, illustrating how ideology, economics, and party lines collided in this pivotal decision. The piece frames the episode as a lesson in American politics.

Washington, DC Lille Flower Laird Tennyson Tan Coud Lockheed Aircraft Corp California Texas Georgia Treasury Bentsen Lockheed Dentsen Mansfield Griffin Feaster Scat Robert [Yre Cranston Tunney Granston Senate Proxmire Tait General Electric Bhlo Bells Royce Britain Barry Goldwater Richard Nixon Buckley New York Dominick Curtis Weicker R.coan Bank of the United States Washington Jackson Reconstruction Finance Corporation Hoover Roosevelt

PRI Seeks Democratic Shakeup in Mexico Party Conventions

Mexico's ruling PRI begins local level reforms to elect delegates by secret ballot. The process, aimed at openness, could spread to state and national conventions, influencing picks for mayor, governor, and eventually the presidency, with Manuel Sanchez praising the shift toward democratic steps.

Mexico City UPT Mexico Party of Revolutionary Institutions PRI POT Manuel Sbachez PRI Party National Party Louis Echeverria

The Sixties Youth Reassessment In Billy Graham Era

A legacy of campus unrest and drug culture fades as young people turn toward faith and responsibility. Observers note rising religious engagement among students and a shift from antiwar activism to disciplined life, marriage vows, and education while lingering tensions from the era persist.

Billy Graham Oakland Berkeley Mario Sayle Christiana

Nixon era Taiwan debate shapes UN China admission

Richard Nixon faces questions as Secretary Rogers signals support for China's UN entry and the U S weighs Taiwan's status. The talk of covert negotiations and a potential Peking takeover clashes with Nixon's insistence on a measured approach to treaty ties with Taiwan while seeking a formal China relation. The UN debate could hinge on how many nations back Taiwan's representation and how far Washington will oppose Beijing.

Wallington D.C Rogers China United Nations Nixon Peking Washington San Clemente Cal United States Walte Taiwan Russia America Mixon Japan Hawaii Guam Republic of China Pekins Ife

Nixon Warns Against Wage Price Controls Folly

President Nixon rejects Senate calls for wage price controls while privately sharpening his critique of OPA era policy. He cites 65 000 on payroll, 325 000 part timers and widespread red tape. He warns such artificial controls invite black markets and fail to address real costs of goods and housing.

Nixon Mr. Nixon Office of Price Administration OPA Hixon Canivy Yar Ilegat Prisident Migon

Notable historical events and names across years

A fragmented history notes Vagilly names and dates: Varie Bond born August 11 1862. 1904 radio SOS about Arapahoe near Cape Hatteras. 194 a peace note ending a war between Viet Minh and France. 1962 Soviet space launch. 1965 riots in Los Angeles Walls district with fatalities and injuries. a misattributed quote about compliments and kisses.

Arapahoe Cape Hatteras Indochlan France

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