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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1970

Page

2

What made this man Lincoln birthday reflection

On Lincoln's birthday this piece ponders two key traits humor and humility that defined Abraham Lincoln. It cites Col. Alexander McClure and a Grant letter to note his spontaneous humor and measured humility as core to his greatness, arguing these traits set him apart from later presidents.

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A plea for love to curb drug use in youth

Don Hull, chaplain in Fremont, writes letters to advocate addressing root causes of drug abuse through love and family guidance. He credits Kennedy High graduates and community leaders for progress, praises police efforts, and urges spiritual upbringing based on Bible teachings to prevent youth addiction. He offers personal contact for discussion.

Kennedy High Kennedy Ap ‘Lis Darling Cross of Calvary

Stop Pollution Edigr Third Graders Voice

A Fremori class led by Carol Snyder urges action against air and water pollution. They condemn factories and littering and call for cleaner streets and responsible waste disposal.

Edigr Carol Snyder Fremont

Clean Streets and Courts Appeal by Leonard Vance

Leonard Vance urges Fremon residents to keep streets and courts clean, warning that lifter activity taints the area and impacts safety. He appeals for community effort to maintain cleanliness and reduce dirt and crime.

Leonard Vance Fremont

Dinosaurs and human fate echo in nature’s balance

The essay argues predators keep ecosystems healthy, warning against wildlife sanctuaries and unchecked human population growth. It cites Kaibab deer overpopulation, predator eradication, and rising welfare-driven birth rates as leading toward famine, crime, and ecological collapse. It calls for balanced regulation and restraint.

Joseph Wood Krutch Kaibab Grand Canyon

Parochial schools’ high attainment debated in legislatures

The piece argues church connected schools may outperform public ones in writing and reading. It cites Open Court contest results showing 26 Catholic, 40 other Christian, and 22 public school winners among 52 prizes or honors. It urges modest subsidies to parochial and private schools as a cost-effective way to improve education without overhauling public funding.

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U.S. stance on Red talks questioned by Conquest

The column cites Robert Conquest warning Senate subcommittee that Soviet leaders are educated under a half baked formula and not to be treated as natural negotiators. It criticizes U.S. policy after Helsinki Vienna contrast and Nixon’s nuclear war reluctance amid disarmament debates.

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This Day In History Incomplete International Events

United Press items recount a republic formation in China after a dynastic overthrow. German battleships Scharnhorst and Gneisenau escaped a French port during North Sea operations. In 1953 the USSR severed relations with Israel after disputed incidents at Tel Aviv. In 1960 a 729B jetliner crashed into Florida’s Everglades, 43 dead. A thought for the day notes Abraham Lincoln on grievances and lawful redress.

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