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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1969

Page

2

Welfare money not monitored by courts in New York ruling

A two to one federal court decision says it is not the taxpayers’ business how welfare funds are spent and that a caseworker may not demand access to a recipient’s home. The ruling favored Mrs. Barbare James and her child Maurice, noting no actual search occurred yet home entry is treated as an unreasonable search.

New York Barbare James Maurice James May Federal California Sacramento Albany N.Y

40 Senators Press North Vietnam Over POW Treatment

A bipartisan group of 40 U.S. senators from both parties condemn North Vietnam's handling of American prisoners of war. They demand swift repatriation of the sick and wounded, impartial prison inspections, and regular mail, urging worldwide pressure to secure releases and support for the Administration's negotiations in Paris.

U.S Hanoi North Vietnam United States Washington

The Argus Briefs on Ringing Names

Local notes list Sine Tintore, Fel Frosta, Fithert Pear, Or Favor, Rolph Fairchild, Edhar in community notices. Names appear in short entries with no further events or dates attached.

Sine Tintore Frosta Pear Rolph Fairchild Edhar

TV Violence Sparks Commission Quote About A Violent America

The National Commission on Violence warns TV portrays a largely violent America amid a world of dangerous strangers and a violent future. West German President Heinemann argues Germans should be European not nationalist, hinting at cross border policy.

National Commission On Violence America Heinemann

Glenmoor Art Show thanks editor for coverage

Fremont’s ninth annual Glenmoor Art Show thanks the newspaper for cooperative coverage led by publicity chairman Terri Bunev. Director Mrs. Lou Jones expresses satisfaction with photos and looks forward to future collaboration.

Glenmoor Terri Bunev Lou Jones Fremont

Long road to a doomed decision in Bowl ing Green hotel room

A narrator recalls a Sunday morning in Bowling Green Ohio watching a young athlete about to start his first professional football game. The room feels tense as memories of a boyhood, sports missteps, and parental pride collide with a quiet warning of hardship and growth.

Bowling Green Ohio

Alternate U offers radical study beyond establishment education

Washington reports on Alternate U a New York City based low tuition evening school with no grades or credits. Courses include First Aid For Radicals Self-Defense for Radicals Anarchist Acting and topics from Marxist theory to Zen and revolutionary Cuba. A Che Guevara image and quote appear in the catalog.

Cuba Che Guevara

Nixon Style Reflected In Poverty Plan

The piece contrasts Nixon era poverty reform with Kennedy and LBJ approaches, praising a practical, work–oriented plan aimed at reducing welfare dependency. It highlights Lewis Butler as a key, modest figure shaping enforcement and job requirements, suggesting the program could curb poverty through work incentives and limits on aid.

White House Mixon LBJ Nixon Kennedydobson Lewis Buller

Nixon Calls for Workfare and Social Reform

In a sharp policy note, President Nixon advocates workfare over welfare and notes people needing carfare. Critics fear scientists explore giggling gas as a misused safety measure. France devalues the franc and pokes at Paris hotel rates, signaling economic strain.

Nixon

America yacht triumph and historic moments in 19th 20th century

On this day in history the 1851 yacht America defeated Audora near Cowes to win the silver trophy. In 1911 the Mona Lisa was stolen from the Louvre and recovered December 10. In 1941 Nazi forces neared Leningrad. In 1968 Pope Paul VI welcomed by Bogota, first pope to Latin America. Victor Hugo quote follows.

Cowes England America Louvre Leningrad Paul Bogota Columbia Latin America Victor Huge

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