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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1971
Page
3
Fremont police implement a new directive to maximize information sharing while protecting ongoing investigations and suspect rights. The policy follows months of study by a blue ribbon committee and editor meetings, earning endorsement from area newspapers and police officials.
A group urges nationwide use of closed circuit TV to monitor crime zones and deter street crime. Three U S firms work with Russians on a vast truck factory project. Nixon calls for tighter control on drug peddlers to reduce drug use, aiming to close loose ends.
Fremont reader John Matthews argues against water fluoridation in Alameda County districts Fremont Newark and Union City. He cites historical defeats and questions the data on welfare and children, urging critical analysis of fluoride policies and costs amid proposed bonds and individual dosage options.
Representatives in Washington noted with two U.S. Senators and district contacts. Senator Alan Creneten, 2302 New Senate Office Building, Washington DC 20510. Senator John Vormey, Room 6037 New Senate Office Building, Washington DC 2515. George P. Mier listed for Bay District including San Leandro, Castro Valley, Union City, Newark, Fremont and parts of Santa Clara and San Mateo counties.
The document names Assemblymen Carot Boo and Robert W. Crown along with March XK Fang as lawmakers in districts covering parts of Alameda County including Hayward Union City Fremont Newisk and Livermore Amador Valley minus Centre Valley plus areas of San Lorenzo San Leandro Alameda and portions of Oakland. It instructs letters to legislators at the State Capitol Sacramento 614.
Historical patterns show sharp public demonization of hijackers, yet real prevention relies on medical diplomacy and strategic restraint. Experts propose shifting focus from punitive measures to psychological profiling, deterrence, and reciprocal ransom costs to curb sky piracy while avoiding further tragedy.
The piece argues that the term sexual elite is used by indecency purveyors and recounts Mrs Florence Coulehan's rejection of a pornographic solicit. It discusses how lists of Virginians are sold for mail order, postal censorship limits, and the Supreme Court's role in obscenity cases. It calls for stronger enforcement, harsher penalties, and clearer federal statutes to curb pandering.
A political column argues the United States cannot withdraw from Vietnam and should confront the tragedy rather than wash its hands. It notes Israel, Pakistan, and South Vietnam all face crises while U.S. leadership and mediation falter, urging sustained involvement and moral responsibility. Arthur Hadley’s Playboy piece is cited to reinforce the view that there is no painless exit from the Vietnam war.
Chinese ping-pong diplomacy is viewed in Red China’s orbit as a sign of change. Japanese Foreign Minister Riichi Aichi calls the publicity a victory for the Chinese Communists and notes U S ties may shift toward potential business orders from Peking.
Dates range from William Saroyan's birth to earthquakes and hurricanes. Notable events include a supposed Saroyan birth, a 1086 earthquake with many fatalities at Charlestown, a 1864 hurricane on the New England coast with high death toll and vast damage, a 1568 Iranian quake with deaths, and Brazil's 1968 military takeover after a presidential stroke. A quote from Saroyan reflects on generosity to a thief.
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