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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1970
Page
1
Midway Rejoins Navy with 15 Gun Salute in San Francisco
The USS Midway returns to the fleet with a 15 gun salute in San Francisco as Southern Pacific says trains run normally under a federal court order. Senator George Murphy releases a Scripps Clinic report declaring his throat cancer cured and his condition excellent. At UC Santa Barbara calm returns after two days of student protests over the dismissal of anthropology assistant professor Dr William Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway
U.S
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
George Murphy
Scripps Clinic
United States
University of California
Santa Barbara
William Allen
San Francisco Bay Naval Shipyard
Hunters Point
Airline strike and flight cancellations ripple across U S
National Airlines cancels 450 flights affecting 43 cities as more than 3,500 Airline Employes Association members strike. Nixon signals desire for lower interest rates while Burns takes the oath as Federal Reserve Board chair. GE says many workers can return after a new contract but full production may take two weeks. Justice Clark cites reduced federal case backlog in major districts. FBI probes Yablonski murders and the Chicago Seven defense concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Airlines
U.S
Airline
General Electric Co. Saya
Marcos blames Maoists for Manila riots and coup plot
President Ferdinand E Marcos accuses Maoist revolutionaries of planning to topple the Manila government after riots that left five dead and over 150 injured, prompting orders for regular army troops to secure the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Manila
David Hisenhower
U.S. Navy Reserve
Court order halts looming rail strike crisis
Court blocked a mass rail strike hours before a management deadline, avoiding a nationwide disruption. Judge Siries set Feb 10 for a hearing on restraining actions against unions, while carriers pledged to maintain service. Union leaders warned of possible wage and benefit disputes as talks continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisica
Edd H. Bailey
Pacafic
Penn Central
Nixon Tells Burns Of Lower Rates And Money
President Nixon voiced a hope for lower interest rates and more money as Arthur Burns took the oath as chairman of the Federal Reserve. Burns succeeds William McChesney Martin amid a tight money policy aimed at curbing inflation, with inflation projections and GNP price figures cited by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
UPI
Federal Reserve
Burns
Council of Economic Advisers
Paul McCracken
McCracken
William McChesney Martin
White House
Protest arrests blacks warn Georgia area in Sandersville
In Sandersville Georgia about 300 Black residents marched peacefully to protest the arrest of nearly 400 demonstrators a day earlier. Civil rights leaders warned Washington County residents to change or face ongoing unrest while a trooper force looked on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanderville
Washington County
Joe Hammonds
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Washington
Baptist Institute
Hammonds
Lester Maddox
Bobby Darden
Sandersville
Darden
Transplant’s heart patient faces theft of car
Detroit UP I report says 99 year old Donald Kaminski, who had a heart transplant 13 months earlier, had his 1964 red Corvair stolen with two medicine bottles, his poodle Nikki, clothing, game and venison. Police had no sign of the car or the dog by late Saturday. Kaminski, from Alpena, had become Michigan’s second heart transplant recipient in December 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
UPI
Donald Kaminski
Kaminsky
Nikki
Alpena
Mich
Michigan
Central Michigan University
Bomb blasts barracks in Belfast to raise military alert
A bomb from a passing car shattered a barracks house in Belfast wounding a guard. The former police station houses about 100 men in the Protestant Shankill area near Unity Flats. Commanders ordered full alert with roadblocks and searches in both districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Northern Ireland
UPI
Royal Police
Shankill
Unity Flats
Eight burglars flee with $6000 to $10000 clothing haul
In Fremont the eight burglars fled in two cars about 5 35 am from Ray's Men's Clothes at 4673 Thornton Ave Cabrillo Shopping Center after smashing a window. Eyewitness Vernon A Ross said the crew carried 30 to 35 suits 100 to 125 pairs of slacks and six to eight sport coats valued at many thousands. Police noted the burglars also damaged the store alarm as they fled. A separate break in at the Cal is na Stee Automobile Association office on Williams Street involved an unsuccessful safe drill with two broken drill bits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Cers
Calis Na Stee Automobile Association
Williams St
Fremont
Colleges face student loan crisis amid funding veto
Washington officials warn tens of thousands of students may be unable to return to college next month as colleges overcommitted to direct loan programs. Congress had authorized funds but a veto kept the money from flowing, leaving universities short as the new semester begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Congress
House
Joan Miney
Ofice of Education
Nany
Edward Sanders
College Entrance Examination Board
Becawe
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Supreme Court
Tom Clark
Philadelphia
New York
District of Columbia
FBI
United Mine Workers
Tennnessee
Kentucky
Joseph A
Jock” Yablonski
Syria
Israel
Egypt
Mekong
Lesotho
South Africa
Mashoeshoe IE
Bry
Baim
Terreczar Sched
Uling
R Stes
Northern Partie
Baltimore and Ohio
Burlington
Chicago and North Western
Minciy Cente
Milwaukee
General Motors
Cman
Fur Sh
Blacks Warn
Georgia
Budget Bureau
Ebay
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