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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1971

Page

1

India weighs cease fire amid Bangla Desh crisis

United Nations report says India ready to consider a cease-fire in the Indo Pakistan war but demands East Pakistani rebels first tell their side. Indira Gandhi argues the UN must distinguish aggressor from victim, as U N resolutions fail to enforce. Swaran Singh asserts India seeks no territorial aims and would discuss cease-fire if Bengal freedom is protected.

Bell Dacca Murturs United Nations UPI India Dalles Indira Gandhi General Assembly Pakistan Keller Bangla Desh Thart Security Council U.S Ketter Hay Ing Sesson Bangla Desh George Bush East Pakistan Dent Nixon Soviet Union Sardar Swaran Singh Bush Council West Swaram Singh Haat Bengal West Pakistan

Fleeing robbers slay Lincoln lawman in market holdup

In Lincoln California a gang fleeing a market holdup killed one police officer and seriously wounded another. They fled in an officer's private car under heavy rain as a massive manhunt, near Sacramento, searched the Sierra foothills for the attackers. The sheriff warned the gunmen are dangerous and identified one suspect as of Mexican descent.

Lincoln Calif UPT Rothers MI6 Po-Lieeman Sierra Arma Indochina Sherif William A. Scott Sacramento Barroso Schellbach

Hijackers tricked and arrested after San Jose hijack attempt

In Costa Rica a Nicaragua Linea Aerea de Nicaragua flight from Miami to Managua was hijacked and forced to land in San Jose. Police shot one man and captured two others after they were lured from a disabled jetliner in exchange for another plan. Pilot Miguel Murciano said the hijackers demanded to be flown to Managua but accepted a landing due to fuel limits. Stewardesses Barbara Stein Tonia Vigil and Christian Lambole were among crew injured in the incident.

San Jose Costa- Rica Ura Win Tr Linea Aerea de Nicaragua Lanica Miami Managua Nicaragua Miguel Murciano San Salvador el Salvador

McGovern-Stump Speech Draws Fremont Crowd

About 2000 uncommitted and loyal supporters greet Senator George McGovern at a Fremont event. He criticizes President Nixon’s war policy and job strategy, calls for renewed commitment to veterans, and outlines his California tour plan including Stanford and Los Angeles stops. The crowd includes veterans and locals, with limited minority presence.

Meg Fletcher Fremont George McGovern Ds.d Nixon U A.W. Hall California Stanford University San Francisco Los Angele5

States snub birth information from welfare programs

A Health, Education and Welfare study found most states fail to provide mandated family planning services to welfare recipients, with only 12 states reporting functioning programs and minimal funding. It notes restrictions in Massachusetts and Wisconsin, and cites 2.3 million illegitimate births among welfare families alongside low overall spending.

Washington UPI Health, Education and Welfare Department ITEW HEW KEW Arizona Florida Iowa Kansas Missouri Ohio Oregon South Dakota Wyoming Massachusetts Wisconsin

Nixon meets Pompidou in Azores amid crisis talks

President Nixon arrived in the Azores for 16 days of mid Atlantic talks with Georges Pompidou on the money crisis and world issues. He conferred with Portuguese Premier Marcello Caetano and White House aide Ron Ziegler described the talks as warm and friendly and noted planned trips to Moscow and Peking and the Indo Pakistan war were on the agenda.

Angra Dog Heroismo Acres APL Nixon Azores Georges Pompidou Marcello Caetano White House Ronald L. Ziegler Ziegler Caetano Moscow Peking Washington

Cambodian drive widens as U.S. backers hit guerrilla sanctuaries

In Cambodia, a U.S. backed push shifts 15 miles west from Dambe toward Chup rubber plantation to strike guerrilla sanctuaries. In Qui Nhon South Vietnam, a Communist ground assault on a hilltop outpost kills two Americans and wounds eight, the latest in a regional spike of battles as three NVA Regiments move west.

Saigon UPI U.S Cambodia Chup South Vietnam Qui Nhon NVA 7Th TH Dambe Qui Hon

Weather report forecasts clear today and cool nights

The forecast calls for cloudiness to clear today with mostly fair skies tonight and tomorrow. Nights will be a bit cooler with lows in the mid 30s, while daytime highs reach the mid-40s to low 50s. Winds shift west to northwest at 10 to 25 mph.

District attorney weighs fourth Huey Newton trial

Oakland official Lowell Jensen considers retrying Black Panther Huey P. Newton for the 1967 killing of an Oakland policeman. The Bay Area governments delegates will vote this week for the regional agency presidency, with Donald F Dilton as the sole candidate.

Lowell Jensen Oakland Huey P. Newton Association of Bay Area Donald F Dilton

Scott Whitmire to travel for pioneering medical care

Ten year old Scotty Whitmire of Sacramento will receive life saving treatment after 14000 in donations from well wishers. He leaves today for the National Institute of Health in Bethesda Maryland for possible therapy. News notes include Lt Gov Ed Reinecke criticizing state reapportionment. A boy finds more dynamite near a blast site from a 19 year old explosives enthusiast.

Scotty Whitmire Scotty National Institute of Health Bethesda

Spirit of Christmas returns to Navajo Nation Project Navajo thrives

The spirit of Christmas lands early on the Navajo Nation as Project Navajo, a collaboration of the Air Force civic groups and volunteers, marks its tenth annual effort to bring joy to thousands across the 24 000 square mile reservation. Separately 22 construction workers are recovered from a flooded water tunnel beneath Lake Huron after an explosion prompts state investigators to determine cause.

Project Navajo U.S. Air Force Lake Huron

Roman housewife returns to hospital amid triplet birth hopes

A Roman housewife who 16 months ago bore sextuplets and lost them all is back in the hospital awaiting the birth of triplets. A US official says talks on short-term trade problems with European Community officials have failed, making any world monetary crisis solution unlikely before year end.

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