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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1971
Page
2
A wandering observer describes department store typewriter displays drawing crowds who pause, peck out snippets, and leave fleeting marks. The vignette mixes humor and reflection on private thoughts shared in public spaces, ending with a playful pangram about the quick brown fox.
Former Australian Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies, 71, rested comfortably after a major stroke earlier in the day. Dame Pattie Menzies said he had felt ill for over a week and would stay in hospital for about a week in satisfactory condition.
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions Daily Review publisher Floyd L. Sparks and scattered terms about publication, post office entries, date references, and circulation figures. The readable pieces are fragmentary and do not present a coherent event or notice to summarize meaningfully.
Two announced and two unannounced Democratic presidential hopefuls signed a cap on primary spending in ads. Sens Humphrey Jackson McGovern Muskie joined in Capitol ceremony. The pact limits to five cents per registered voter for TV and radio and for newspapers. Jackson shifts focus to Florida and Wisconsin, bypassing New Hampshire.
The Senate confirmed President Nixon's nomination of Barr Butz to be agriculture secretary after a debate focusing on farm policy and environmental concerns. Opponents criticized him as indifferent to family farmers and the poor, while GOP supporters argued Democrats used the vote for political gain in the next presidential race.
Sen. E Alquist proposes an Oregon style open primary to appear on next year's ballot as a constitutional amendment. The measure would remove protections for party nominees and allow all voters to participate. The Assembly and Senate passed it. governor’s veto is anticipated.
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