Fremont Council Approves Pistol Range South of Coyote Hills
Fremont City Council voted 4-1 to authorize the Fremont Police Association to establish a pistol range in an abandoned quarry bowl south of Coyote Hills Regional Park. Officials argued the range poses minimal disturbance and enhances officer training, citing tests and expert evidence.
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Fremont
East Bay
Fremont Police Association
Coyote Hills
Park
Nuch
Fremont Planning Commission
Park District
Planning Commission
Gene Rhodes
Plarming Commission
City Council
Rhodes
Steele
Steam autos revived? A steam era revisited
A Business Week letter traces the steam powered car's appeal and argues steam engines like the Stanley Steamer were simple, reliable, and smokeless. The writer notes past, enduring interest and references the Doble Steam era as a potential future model for driving.
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William Lear
Lear
San Mateo
G. Rosekilly
Business Week
Holland
Rosekilly
Stanley
Nixon road to peace teased by Countdown Bz Hope
Countdown Bz Hope claims Nixon moves toward peace though progress appears one way. Milton Eisenhower warns internal threats rival external dangers and fears an inside job. Military spends 120 million in bonuses to halt enlistment decline amid wobbling GI support.
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Hope
Nixon
Milton Eisenhower
Nixon's China outreach could shift Vietnam and Taiwan policy
The piece argues that limited trade with Communist China and possible suspension of Formosa patrols are deliberate moves by the Nixon administration to influence Moscow and Hanoi. It asserts the aim is to gain bargaining leverage in Vietnam while preserving Taiwan security, framing diplomacy as artful and uncertain in outcome.
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Nixon
Red China
Far East
Formosa Strait
Washington
Peking
White House
China
United States
Vietnam
Formosa
Taiwan
State Department
Russia
Siberian
America
Moscow
Berlin Wall
Europe
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Southeast Asia
Meditsrangen
U.S.S.R
Asia
Asa
Tesis
Academies
Senate
Inflation and confidence drive stock markets, not inflation
Henry J. Taylor argues inflation harms markets and confidence fuels gains. He cites historic growth during the 1950s and 1960s, notes declines in the 1960s, and warns that rising inflation erodes real returns while investors cling to blue chips for stability.
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Tokyo Stock Exchange
Japan
S. Investoss
Dow Jones Industris
New Frontier-Great Society
Soviet expansion in Middle East and Mediterranean pressure
Holmes Alexander reveals Soviet presence in the Middle East with 10 000 plus technicians across five Arab nations and 26 jet bases in Iraq and Syria. He notes extensive Soviet air activity, supply of shelters in Egypt, and potential shifts if Wheelus Air Base remains under Western reach. He warns of homefront strain and calls for sustained NATO deterrence led by U S forces and Greek cooperation to contain Soviet influence.
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16Th Air Force
Torrejon
Spain
Mediterranean
U.S
Middle East
Iraq
Syria
Tpland
Red Sea
Egypt
Libya
Wheelus
Israel
Mid-East
North American
Sub- Sahara
The Power of Sympathy published in Boston in 189
A list of historical notes recalls events from 189 to may 1952 including the first American novel The Power of Sympathy by Sarah Marton published in Boston in 179.
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Sarah Marton
Boston
Robert Patterson
Elizabeth
N.d
Charles de Gaulle
Konrad Adenauer
Havelock Bilis
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Henry J. Taylor
John Wright
Wright Advisory Service
National Industrial Conference Board
Securities & Exchange Commission
Cass
Holmes Alexander
Span
Greece
Soviet Union
Wfe
Air 2
Franco
Pases
NATO
Tels
Fume
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