Weather Forecast Fair Skies With Light Winds
Fair conditions continue today and tomorrow with variable high cloudiness and little temperature change. Today's high expected from 55 to 63 degrees with easterly winds around 5 to 10 mph. Details page 2.
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1967
Page
10
Fair conditions continue today and tomorrow with variable high cloudiness and little temperature change. Today's high expected from 55 to 63 degrees with easterly winds around 5 to 10 mph. Details page 2.
The Leslie Salt Co officials plan to appeal Fremont Planning Commission for a decade long quarry permit. Fremont planners recommend only a five year extension amid ongoing discussions over local land use and environmental impact.
An Oakland man went berserk aboard a San Jose to Los Angeles bus early Sunday, stabbing two sleeping passengers who he said were bothering him. The incident occurred as authorities investigate motive and safety concerns on long-distance travel.
An eight member Indian family, previously living in cars, trailers, and a tent that burned, will receive a brand new prefab home from the federal government. The article notes babies born in 1987 may be wrapped in paper at birth and later buried in coffins lined with paper, and mentions Florida Governor Claude Kirk announcing marriage to a woman dubbed Madam X.
Mses sles Russians are teaching North Vietnamese pilots to fly the largest helicopters, machines able to carry loads up to 48 000 pounds, page 11.
Inside story section outlines astrology editorials and classifieds across pages 16 to 19 with related columns on sports on page 43, comics on page 14, television on page 3, Dr Stelneroka on page 14 and theater listings on page 8. The collage hints at feature pieces and entertainment topics within the issue.
Leslie Salt Co seeks a 10 year quarry extension before the Fremont Planning Commission with staff recommending five years. A public hearing, continued from November, will show a visual rendering of Coyote Hills impacts as 5 million tons more rock are removed. Also up for review are a 2.5 acre post office site and a separate Osgood Road quarry plan.
Fremont and Newark officials hedge on endorsing a two year study proposing a 26 million superstructure to replace the congested Dumbarton Bridge. Mayor Dillon favors a new span but warns financing must be secured and notes toll funds are tied to other projects. Newark Mayor Foster supports improving the current bridge via a parallel span and eventual high rise if needed.
Fremont police arrest a 16 year old after a 10:15 PM Saturday seizure outside a Fremont restaurant. Officers confiscate a vial with two marijuana cigarettes and a brown substance. the youth denies ownership and hides the vial behind a bag. A prior 11 day earlier led to two youths arrested and a cache of marijuana seized.
Tokyo based reports from Radio Peking describe Shanghai workers walking off, sabotaging utilities, and clashes between militant Red Guards and anti-Mao forces amid the Cultural Revolution. Nanking reportedly held by anti-Red Guard forces after deadly fighting. casualties include 54 dead and 900 injured.
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell appeared at a Democratic Study Group session in Washington, sipping a martini at the bar while indicating he would fight any move to block his seating. Fellow lawmakers consider possible motions to have him stand aside as a select committee reviews charges against him. The group avoided a formal recommendation amid divisions, with Frank Thompson predicting a fight as Powell weighs his next steps.
Harlem residents and Powell supporters prepare to file a federal court injunction to block his arrest while Congress is in session. They argue the criminal contempt citation violates civil rights by depriving constituents of access to their representative, amid a defamation judgment of $164,000 owed to Esther James.
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