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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1972
Page
1
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The Queen Elizabeth, once the world s longest passenger liner, rolled over into 120 feet of water off Hong Kong after a fire raged for more than 24 hours. About 2,000 people aboard, mostly Chinese crew and passengers, awaited rescue as flames fed by fuel oil burned through decks. Rescue craft and small vessels sped to aid, while officials in London called the blaze very odd and unlikely to be contained soon.
Weather outlook shows cooler conditions through Tuesday with northwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Fremont reported a high of 66 degrees amid the unsettled pattern.
A doctor who specializes in assassinations says he is completely satisfied that Lee Harvey Oswald alone fired the shots that killed President John F. Kennedy. The remarks appear amid coverage of presidential primaries and delegate changes discussed on multiple pages.
In Geneva and beyond reports indicate oil exporting nations and major oil companies are absorbing losses from a weaker dollar. Archbishops and officials debate British troop presence off Malta as coal miners strike looms. Israeli cabinet signals flexibility ahead of Middle East talks and Suez reopening.
President Nixon and John Connally discuss economic policy and a potential bill to devalue the dollar. The dialogue hints at a strong U S economy revival yet signals caution on currency value and legislative steps awaiting congressional action.
Remnants of the Linda Vista winery vanish under bulldozers as the Seencene grape structures crumble. A brick building remains to be reused in campus walkways while college officials preserve the bricks. Linda Vista, once prized by C C Melver for wines touted against European imports, fueled California’s viticulture with Cabernets and Burgundies and丝 sweet Moselle to Port.
UPI reports terrorists believed to be Communists staged a pre dawn raid near the U.S. base near Bangkok. A sapper was shot by a US sentry and three small explosions caused minor damage to two B52s. No aircraft were destroyed on the ground.
Fremont and Newark object to a proposed jet airport in the AF visa mudflats. The Regional Airport Systems Study Committee of the Association of Bay Area Governments will hear more than 45 speakers at a marathon public session in Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors chambers at 70 West Hedding Street, San Jose. The panel seeks public comment before recommending any Bay Area expansion.
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