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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1970
Page
3
A garbled list shows weekly school lunch items with ham patty, barbecued beef, hot dog, meat loaf, and pizza menus. Several lines repeat and corrupt items, including miswritten foods and stray phrases, suggesting OCR errors across multiple days and districts. Milk appears consistently with meals.
Los Angeles reports Comedian Jack Carter aged 44 and actress Paula Carter aged 34 were granted a divorce after nearly nine years of marriage. The settlement awards the family home to Miss Carter with 500 dollars monthly child support for their son Michael, 3, and alimony beginning at 1400 dollars monthly the first year then 1200, then 1000 for the next five years.
Black Panther leader Bobby Seale refused to answer jurors about inciting antiwar protesters during the 1968 Democratic National Convention. He testified during the riot conspiracy case, citing possible self incrimination after a tape captured Seale urging violence against police and pigs.
In a Grant Park hearing August afternoon, Seale faced questions over a speech urging force against protesters and police. His lawyers debated Fifth Amendment rights as Hoffman overruled objections, while the defendant indicated willingness to invoke protection against self incrimination. The session reflected ongoing tensions in the civil rights era courtroom battles.
Hayward city council discusses a proposed jet port between San Jose and Fremont near the bayshore. Councilman George Oakes warns of airspace congestion and possible impact on the Hayward Airport, citing pilots and traffic concerns. Mayor Jack Smith backs and cites Councilman Vernon Blichfeldt's airport committee.
In Gainesville Florida police used tear gas to quell a rock throwing uprising by hundreds of black students after Lincoln High School was closed as part of desegregation. Cars and school windows shattered. three injured treated. ten arrests reported as Gov. Kirk arrived and said no intervention.
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