01 Dec 1969
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1969
Page
1
The forecast calls for fair weather through tomorrow with late night and early morning fog. Expect variable high cloudiness, nightly lows in the 20s and 30s, and daytime highs near the 60s. Light winds. Details Page 10.
California police and prosecutors bring Dr Timothy Leary to trial on charges of aiding the delinquency of a 17 year old girl who died while swimming nude under LSD influence at a Riverside commune. Meanwhile on Alcatraz Island, restoration work continues as electricians and plumbers arrive with a large group of Indians for a long holiday stay.
A President Nixon statement lauds international work to curb disease in Africa as proof that mankind can break age old bonds. The remark accompanies other national items listed across pages 3 and 5 detailing politics and social issues.
Soviet officials say they want to remain in Helsinki for next year's full negotiations with the United States on limiting nuclear weapons, as reported from Diehard traditionist actions and global political tensions surrounding the issue.
ACWD report dated Nov 13 shows salt water in a narrow corridor to the Hayward fault at Mission Boulevard and a one year spread south and east into stripped areas. Quarry pits B C D H are Rhodes and Jamie Gravel Co. pits G L M N D son. Pits P Q operated by Pacific Concrete Aggregates. Pit J owned by Bay Area Rapid Transit District for the train throughway.
Salt water intrusion into the Fremont Newark and Union City underground basin threatens agriculture and industry. ACWD chief engineer Saylor cites reduced recharge caused by quarry pumping, with salt levels rising from 40 60 ppm to harmful 260 ppm.
In Saigon Catholics and Buddhists joined protests over the Song My killings as President Thieu and Vice President Ky clash over a new investigation. The war crimes dispute spread to Europe amid reports of civilian casualties in U Minh forest and a disputed helicopter incident.
Nationwide rail stoppage looms as four shopcraft unions threaten a midnight Tuesday walkout. NRLC says service may end countrywide unless a voluntary deal is reached by the deadline. Labor Secretary Shultz shifts talks to the Labor Department as mediator Usery Jr expresses optimism for an agreement.
Federal agents arrested Gary Stein and Charles Hatfield in Maywood suburb raid seizing 62 foreign made machine guns and 50 000 rounds of ammunition claimed largest of its kind in California history. A school teacher linked raid reported earlier. extensive weapons including three machine guns found at his home.
Union City council will consider allowing mentally retarded children to be raised in a residential district. The planning commission previously rejected the tentative solution, and a 3-1 vote aimed to remove the use permit requirement. Also on the agenda is a traffic ban proposal on Alvarado-Ni Road and two Citizens Advisory Committee seat requests.
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