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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1970
Page
2
A plea from a horse to its owner urges humane care and understanding. It asks for food water shelter a dry bed proper harnessing gentle treatment care for teeth and injuries and protection from cruelty. The prayer ends invoking divine reward for kindness.
About 1,000 Negro mourners follow a hearse carrying the body of Army Pfc. Bill Terry toward Elmwood Cemetery in Birmingham Alabama in a segregated funeral scene. The processional underscores Jim Crow era racial divides as Terry is interred in an all white graveyard.
In Menlo Park California two small quakes 4.0 and 2.5 on the Richter scale occurred within a dense seismological tracking network. Scientists led by Dr Willie Lee of the US Geological Survey Center call the readings the best data set yet and a breakthrough for predicting earthquakes. No injuries or damage reported as tremors were felt around San Jose. Mamoru Maganop former Japanese transport minister dies in Tokyo at age 79 after a stroke.
Former Washington attorney general John J. O Connell and mayor Alioto face allegations of a 2.1 million fee split in antitrust actions for 15 Washington cities. Gorton accuses O Connell of hiding the arrangement from municipal districts and public agencies while exceeding the initial fee, with O Connell defending his innocence.
United Press International reports most of the country remained in deep cold Saturday with temperatures near freezing and some areas around zero. Hazardous road conditions were warned in Wyoming as snow limited visibility and a Montana blizzard left five climbers lost on Mt. Cleveland. High wind warnings extended into Colorado with Boulder seeing gusts up to 50 mph.
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