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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1971

Page

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Senate Cloture Bid Aims to End Debate Gridlock

Washington United Press International reports a Senate cloture petition led by Sen James B Pearson aims to halt a filibuster on rules to ease ending debate. Leaders acknowledge likely defeat but expect incremental votes, with support from Byrd Incuye Muskie and a potential White House boost.

Washington UPI Senate James B. Pearson R-Kan Congress Mike Mansfield Mansfield Robert C. Byrd West Virginia Daniel K. Incuye Hawaii Edmund Muskie Maine Nixon White House

US Soviet pact pledges sea bed ban on nuclear arms

The United States the Soviet Union and at least 60 nations signed a treaty to ban nuclear and mass destruction weapons on the ocean floor within 60 miles of coasts. Leaders Nixon and Kosygin hailed the pact as a step toward deterring the arms race while France and Communist China did not sign. The accord requires ratification by 22 signatories to take effect and allows withdrawal for extraordinary security events.

Washington Switzerland Mixon State Department Alexei N. Kosygin Moscow Nixon United States Soviet Union Kosygin Russia Great Britain Cape Nixon Administration Anatoly F. Dobrynin Britain Earl of Cromer New York U Thant United Nations

Professor Becomes Antiwar Target At Berkeley Class

About 20 antiwar demonstrators disrupted Professor Robert Scalapino's political science 145 C lecture at UC Berkeley during a 9:45 a.m. session on US China relations 1945-46. They challenged him with questions after the talk, prompting interruptions and tense exchanges with students in front of about 100.

Scarapino Vietnam

Substantial California court order notices published

Public notice from Alameda County California states a Superior Court order number 31dan4 dated June 21 1861 determines a paper for general circulation. The notice lists Fremont California post office entry and class two matter status under federal act. Advertising and communications directed to M2 Center Square Fremont California 94938. Subscription rates shown as 2 Daily and Sunday.

Superior Court of State of California County of Alameda Framont Congress Center Square Fremort

Liverpool group rewrites fairy tales to show women as equals

A Liverpool Women's Lib group says fairy tales portray women as sex objects and seeks to refashion childhood stories. Snow White is reworked as an independent, capable girl who resists traditional roles, with emphasis on equality and shared labor with men, including the dwarfs. The plan includes approaching a publisher after revamping more material.

Lib Unit Liverpool England UPI Snow White Liberation Ladies Liverpool Womens Lib Chapter Prince Charming

Welfare costs in Alameda County top 170 million

Alameda County faces a preliminary budget showing 170 million dollars needed for welfare next fiscal year. Major categories include 82 million for Aid to Families with Dependent Children, 21 million Old Age Security, 2 million for the disabled, and 19 million for welfare salaries. District Attorney fraud chief Richard Klippert outlined 285 new welfare fraud cases in 1970, 106 charged, 11 guilty verdicts, with investigations hampered by population growth. A special March 3 meeting will consider a proposal for photo ID and signatures for welfare recipients.

Alameda County Welfare Department Donald Brandt Commission Richard Klippert District Attorney's Office Klippert Theorg

Hospital salvage work turning into death watch

In San Fernando California during the quake salvage at the Veterans Hospital shifted from rescue to death watch. By Thursday scores were dead in two collapsed 45 year old buildings while 336 patients had been saved. Doctors and coroner staff waited for the dead as rescue teams toiled amid dust and heat.

San Fernando Calif UPI San Fernando Veterans ‘Hospital Solomon Metzer San Gabriel Mountains Dr. Metzer

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