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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1968
Page
1
Surgeons led by Dr. Norman E. Shumway attempted a heart transplant for Kasperak, whose liver and lung complications and rising bilirubin worsened a semi comatose state after Mrs. Virginia Mae White, 43, died from a massive brain hemorrhage. White's heart was notably smaller than Kasperak's diseased heart.
The report on a Fremont Newark joint development venture warns it may intrude on education and existing agencies while detailing blight housing diversity and income gaps. It argues for cooperative planning under Operation Probe to address housing, vocational facilities, and integration issues amid unresolved financing and authority questions.
London report says Prime Minister Harold Wilson faces a decisive parliamentary vote on austerity measures. Whips urge Labor MPs to back the government amid opposition criticism of defense cuts and welfare-state implications.
Obituary items honor Mrs Condon a Oakland native and mother to Patricia Smith Newark Richard E Condon Jr Terrance Condon Fremont Willard Condon San Jose and sister Mrs Jack Kane Albany Richard Willard Concord Funeral services for Fred R Domincel 58 Newark will be today 2 pm Fremont Roses Mortuary details state he was born in the Philippines died Friday at Martinez Hospital served 18 years at Inter The First Presbyterian Church in Fremont and is survived by wife Agnes three daughters Janelta Martinez Poleda Martin Shirley Martin all Newark three grandchildren plus siblings and mother In Philippines. The Rev Gilbert Christian officiated. burial in Chapel of the Chimes. The Rev Noel P Glover of First Baptist Church noted.
UPI reports Mike Mansfield urged cautious interpretation of Hanoi's peace talk signals as a potential sign of progress. President Johnson floated a bombing halt to test North Vietnamese sincerity, while Nguyen Duy Trinh stressed that talks will follow if propaganda moves cease. The scene cultivated cautious optimism amid shifting U.S. stance.
Sacramento legislators open the election-year session with a plan to aid low income families by funding home construction and improvements through a self help program. The measure aims to provide up to 50 000 loans to disadvantaged households and would shift toward direct participation by major newspapers in negotiations to end the city’s postal worker walkout and restore newspaper access.
James Gonzales 55 of 3206 Sixth Street Union City died Saturday in Fremont Hospital. Burial will be in Irvington Memorial Cemetery. The mailers went on strike on January 5, with a Fremont official set to preside.
Mildred Condon a longtime Union City resident and native of Spain died Friday at 64 in Union City. Requiem Mass will be at Our Lady of the Rosary Church Union City and burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward. She leaves a husband Richard Condon Fremont daughter Delores Andrade and three others with a large extended family including siblings in Hayward and Union City.
Fragmented OCR text describes a newspaper circulation matter with references to Daily Review Tack Moorhead California June entering Fremont California and an Audit Bureau of Circulation subscription, indicating general circulation status and publication details amid garbled wording.
Labor Secretary Wirtz announced the appointment of Joseph W. Bloch as director of the Office of Labor Management Policy Development. Bloch, 58, of New York City, will direct long range policy development programs for all aspects of labor management relations.
Two young Santa Rosa men Kenneth Allen Preston 20 and Johnny Lee Summer Halder 24 were arrested on suspicion of first degree murder in the slaying of Curtis Acklay and his wife Shirley in their isolated Marin County trailer home. Two others were booked as accessories. Authorities say robbery was the apparent motive. No damages reported.
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