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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1970

Page

2

Fremont City council backs youth dialogue on drug issue

Fremont officials led by Councilman Geoffrey Steel push to sustain a wide community program after a powerful youth testimony on drugs. Walnut House, once a focal point, faces funding woes, while leaders promise coordinated adult guidance and expanded teen led initiatives to build safer alternatives and ongoing discussions.

Geoffrey Steel Fremont City Joseph Murphy Steel Murphy Fremont Ahscams Dongee John Fabbri Hugh Block Atuderit Walnut House Bob McGowan Fremontere John Birch Society Gelven 30Me

Townes scientist warns future generations face smaller gains

The text cites Dr Charles Townes predicting diminishing gains for future generations and credits critics for warning about shortchanging the younger generation. It also notes U S trade restrictions with Red China and suggests officials foresee a trade balance turning red regardless.

University of California Charles Townes U.S China

Escalating Costs for Construction and Defense Budgets

Paul Harvey notes rising construction costs due to inflation and escalating material prices. He cites union escalator clauses and fixed completion prices, warns changes mid build incur high fees, and cites low private and public construction activity amid high loan costs. He cites Navy cost overruns and GAO- urged procurement reforms as government tightens spending while housing slows.

QUA General Accounting Office GAO Sam

Change as Fashion in Modern Life

The essay argues that change is essential yet dangerous, warning against treating change as fashion. It cites Durant and ancient times to show how rapid shifts test dignity, self discipline, and values, urging critical evaluation of costs before accepting new ideas or social trends. It notes media influence and mass communication heightening susceptibility to fashionable change.

Adolf Hitler Karl Marx Socrates Will Durant Durant the Infante Sears Russia United States Shina Ussr U.S.A Hisormula

Dempseye Gains in Fall Elections Amid New Populism Chatter

Richard Wilson Dempsey gains are noted as Democratic concerns shift under Fred Harris. Harris envisions a New Populism to frame the 1970 congressional race, contrasting Nixon era policies with GOP vulnerabilities over Vietnam, inflation, and social programs.

Washington D.C Fred Harris Nixon Harris Democratic Party Sen. Harris People's Party Greenback Party Union Labor Party AntiMonopoly Party William Jennings Bryan William McKinley Herbert Hoover Waldrow Wilson Congress

Gallant duo of Gallagher and Shean still amuse Europe

In Athens Greece Hermes Alexander Gallagher and Larry Shean, heirs to the vaudeville act Gallatier and Shean, entertain abroad. Gallant père retired, son and partner carry on on theater circuits and in broadcasts. A Spanish base near Rota hosts a pensioned ex Ford employee and pilot linked to European royalty, with arch anecdotes of Minnie Marx and the Infante.

Athens Greece Madrid Larry Shean Gallagher & Shean Gallagher Jr Shean Spain Minnie Marx Marx Brothers Gallatier & Shean Minnie New York Gallagher Mr. Shean Ford Motor Co Detroit Rota U.S. Navy Europe Alfoise de Orleans

This Day In History Highlights Key Events

Decades of notable events include Blanchard’s first US balloon flight over Philadelphia in 1793, Mississippi’s 1861 secession, U S troops in Luzon in 1898, Douglas MacArthur’s famed return pledge, Surveyor Seven’s 1968 moon landing, and General Andrew Jackson’s 1615 Battle of New Orleans victory with British troops defeated.

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