02 Dec 1974
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1974
Page
1
The article recalls Clementine Churchill at her husband Winston Churchill’s grave during a weekend ceremony. The event features relatives and attendees including ward officials and noted companions, highlighting ongoing commemorations and public interest in the legacy.
Pioneer 11 speeds toward Jupiter with NASA researchers predicting a full 360 degree view from a Jupiter flyby. Dr Tom Gehrels notes the mission may reveal the cause of regular electrical bursts observed in the outer solar system as the craft advances at tremendous speed.
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices list deaths of Alfred E. Root 65 of Newark and others including Margaret M. Taylor Ruth I. Casteel Marmel Piexote Sadie Joan Head and related services. Services include masses graveside burials at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery and Skylawn Memorial Cemetery with attendings from St Edward's Church and local chapels in Newark, Fremont, San Mateo, and nearby cities.
Ruth I Casteel of San Jose died November 28 1974 aged 72 native of South Dakota mother of Cathy Casteel Utah and Cheryl Larsen San Jose sister of Charles Hammond San Bruno daughter of Jefferson and Hattie Hammond Crockett survived by two grandchildren funeral at Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Fremont Memorial Chapel 3723 Peralta Blvd December 2 service 1 PM callers before 2 PM at Saylawn Memorial Cemetery in Fremont.
Obituary fragment references a memorial service schedule in Alameda County for a Newark San Francisco and San Mateo area individual. It notes donations in memory to the Alameda County Heart and lists survivors including a husband and multiple children with ties to Fremont Newark San Francisco and San Mateo. The passage mentions a November 1974 death and ages around 65 as Idaho-born.
Ray E Hollenbeck of Fremont died Saturday November 30. Funeral services are set for Tuesday December 3 at 2 p.m. at Berge Pappas Mortuary Chapel Fremont with Rev CA Woodworth officiating. Interment will follow at Irving Memorial Cemetery. He is survived by wife Margaret and children Larry Gary June and Dorothy with relatives in Florida New York Pennsylvania and others. He was born in New York and held grandfather and great grandfather titles.
Funeral services announced for Hotke on Monday at 8 30 from Fremont Memorial Chapel Mortuary 3723 Peralta Blvd near Fremont Blvd then to St Edwards Church Newark for a 9 AM Requiem Mass. Rosary Sunday evening. Interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward. Call after 2 PM Saturday. Lindsey director. November 1 and December 1 2.
Top California congressmen Philip Burton and Sisk seek the Democratic House chairmanships as party factions align. Republicans brace for a five day whip contest while incumbents seek key leadership posts. House leaders face reelection and caucus votes as the new Congress convenes.
President Ford attended a Sunday service at St Johns Episcopal Church as a preacher urged a world moving from war to peace. The sermon warned of rising needs and urged defense remains, while Ford prepared for a busy week, fundraising events, and a China visit plan with Kissinger to report on talks with Brezhnev.
Lockheed Aircraft Corp. in Burbank said it received but rejected a $100 million Arab group proposal for controlling interest. The offer, made about nine months earlier, was not presented to the board or discussed with the Defense Department.
Senator Byrd criticizes President Ford for energy policy and public communication while noting foreign trips during a time of economic strain. He urges Congress to act on wage price controls gas rationing and a strategic oil reserve, and questions Ford’s approach to Nixon amnesty taxes and unity with Congress.
Union leaders launch radio and TV blitz to persuade 120000 miners in Appalachia to vote Monday on a new contract granting wage increases and benefits. Armald Miller predicts about 8 percent, while dissidents cite lack of a broad right to strike as key issue. Vote results expected Tuesday with potential return to work by midweek.
The American Medical Association delegates call for death to be defined by physicians using brain death criteria even if organ functions continue with drugs and machines. The New York delegation sponsors the resolution, amid other actions including funding, journal advertising cuts, and dues increases as the AMA trims costs.
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