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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1968
Page
1
The city’s paper strike ends with negotiations led by Sam Kagel and unions, praised by the mayor for media cooperation. The settlement differs from past deals. contracts and a single termination date were discussed as a key point.
Warren E. Townsend of Frechmont resigns from the Republican bid for the 11th Assembly District, endorsing Fremont High School teacher Harry J. Brumbaugh. Townsend, who filed intent without knowing Brumbaugh entered, says he will back Brumbaugh with full support to counter incumbent Carlos Bee's voting record.
Townsend an advertising man cited similarities between his campaign and Brumbaughs as primary reason for withdrawal with lack of funds a secondary motive. A Requiem Mass for Mrs. Gonzalez will be held at Our Lady of the Rosary Church Union City. She resided in Union City 30 years. Survived by five children 15 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Burial Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward.
Newark units and CHP blocked a highway near Tennyson Road with half a dozen patrols, checking vehicles but no getaway car or suspects described. A liquor store robbery near Newark Boulevard involved a gunpoint heist with $125 seized, as shots were heard from the freeway prompting police to seek leads from Milpitas reports.
The three week old Fremont Chess Club reports a 30 member roster after a first three week period of activity. Meetings are Mondays 7 to 11 pm at the Niles Community Center with a second Saturday session 9 am to 1 pm. Police Sgt Bob Pellerin notes open membership from expert to novice. Hans Poschman, Newark Chess Club director, leads an intra club competition. Tonight members vote for a board to pursue future incorporation as a nonprofit.
Washington debates the Gulf of Tonkin incident with Fulbright Bundy and McNamara contesting whether Congress was misled in 1964. They clash over provocation, attack facts, and the impact of the Tonkin resolution on the war.
Alameda County Water District directors meet at 7 20 p m in Fremont to weigh a contract for a feasibility study on whether to pursue actions related to two destroyers chasing Citizens Utilities Co and to enroll district employees in a supervisors' workshop sponsored by the American Water Works Association at the district board room.
Around 10 30 p m a clerk Ernest Ferrera 45 of 370 Lafayette Ave was robbed at the cash box by two youths aged 2 25 described as neatly dressed They forced the clerk to the floor and took no mention of injuries or arrests Camille Ferrera and five children lived at 1755 Shamrock Ave Santa Clara The suspects fled on foot after tripping an electronic warning belt.
A regional government plan for the Bay Area will be discussed at Chabot College on Wednesday. State and local government officials will join a panel to explore the issues involved and the implications for regional cooperation.
The scene in Saigon continues under bombardment as civilians endure daily danger. In Fremont a planning meeting at 7:30 p.m. discusses sign regulations including setbacks and height, with praise from planning director Dave Baker. The agenda features regional governance talks and development plans amid national tensions.
The document appears as a court determined general circulation notice issued by the Superior Court of California Alameda County. It references order 314854, with dates around June and March, and mentions publication details and circulation status.
The piece reports criticism of Reagan ally choices within a 10,000-member conservative group. Weinberger, a Northern California figure for Reagan’s rival in 1966, previously led a 1964 push that blocked conservatives from seizing California’s central committee. The censure push signals possible split in conservative ranks as UROC members back Dr. Max Rafferty in a bid to unseat incumbent Thomas Kuchel.
Union City council plans to vote on a 2 to 4 am parking ban for 32 foot looped streets and cul de sacs in the Fair Ranch Road subdivision. A decision on discontinuing the Mission Boulevard Tamarack Drive crossing guard is expected, along with approval to buy land for three neighborhood parks and one community park funded by an open space grant.
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