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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1972
Page
6
The fragment suggests a report on unemployment trends during President Johnson's term, noting a move from a high near 6 percent to about 3.6 percent as he left office, with blame directed at certain causes though details are missing.
Police say a cyclist was struck near Tamayo Street and divers on the scene restrained the suspect after the car rolled over two blocks east of Tamayo. Authorities accuse the driver of failing to cooperate and have charged Louis, Son of God, in relation to the incident.
In Sacramento, Bob Monagan, a 17 year veteran of the legislature, was controversially reformed to his post as minority leader by a committee of 25 Assembly colleagues. The move comes amid tensions over party rules and leadership.
The county prosecutor's office investigates the death of Hazel K. Petron, a 41 year-old Newark woman, found in the restroom of a cocktail lounge on Brittany Avenue at about 2 AM. Authorities say the case is being treated as a possible homicide or accidental death.
Wisconsin Senator Proxmire plans to probe US subsidies and tax privileges amid reports of billions in aid. The inquiry targets government subsidies and related programs, seeking accountability for spending and policy impact.
Treasury Secretary John Connally leads the Fashion Foundation of America's best dressed American men list, ahead of Nixon and Agnew. The report cites his “easy-to-get-along-with conviviality” and notes other honorees across categories such as TV, transportation, civic affairs, business, music, and sports.
Services planned in Beverly Hills for Oscar winner who earned the 1929 best picture statuette for Wings. The long‑retired actor died Friday at age 76 after a heart attack. He starred with Clara Bow Marion Davies Gary Cooper Robert Taylor and James Cagney in classic prewar films.
Mrs. Cleveland Honeycutt sought to acquaint her 19 month old Paula Elizabeth with dogs after her Pekingese Chi Chi vanished December 21. The missing dog was returned Sunday night by an unidentified person, ending the story.
Police report a dramatic hotel heist in New York as bandits targeted safe deposit boxes and escaped after breaking into a guest area. Detectives seek leads, while authorities assess losses and review security measures at the hotel.
The New Year holiday period produced a high road death toll at about last year’s rate. An independent count by United Press estimated around 500 fatalities nationwide as motorists faced heavy traffic and dangerous conditions during the weekend.
Nixon suggested a possible second term while Agnew offered no comment. Gold telephoned Agnew in Palm Springs California to relay Nixon's statements. Nixon indicated Attorney General Mitchell might not seek reelection and that choosing a campaign manager would come after his public announcement.
In Adelaide Sydney John son of a Parkway worker says the Nymph might be his daughter amid claims of a mirage. The remarks come as speculation grows about the model and her parentage.
Army spokesmen describe a Da Nang base attack with high altitude strikes by many warplanes. Long Cheng near Vientiane faced heavy bombardment with 130mm shells, a radio station hit, and mass civilian evacuation leaving the town largely deserted.
Cambodia announced the end of the Tuol Leap operation after heavy fighting. Cambodian casualties were reported at 1,253 killed with four captured, while Vietnamese losses were heavy and at least 5,000 villagers were left homeless amid the retreat of two North Vietnamese regiments from the capital outskirts.
Forecasts indicate Wednesday will be foggy in the San Pablo Bay area with morning haze elsewhere. Light to moderate northeast winds develop Monday night into Tuesday with rising temperatures, and Mount Shasta-Siskiyou remains fair through Tuesday with a slight warming trend.
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