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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1967
Page
1
Newark Unified School District fills three trustee seats and elects president
Newark Unified School District announced the seating of three new members on the board of trustees and the election of a new president today. Negotiations are under way to acquire a 19 acre park site in Newark's Mowry West area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark Unified School District
Newark
Mowry West Area
Free Speech Movement leaders jailed over 1964 event
U.S. Congressmen toured the Concord Naval Weapons Station and flew over Port Chicago as part of a probe that could determine the fate of the nearby community. The item notes Bushy, Savio, Aptheker, and Kurzweil, linked with the Free Speech Movement at UC Berkeley, facing jail for actions tied to the Sprout Hall incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bushy
Mario Savio
Bettina Aptheker Kurzweil
University of California
Berkels
U.S
Concord Naval Weapons Station
Port Chicago
F B I Adds Two Narcotics Peddlers to Most Wanted List
The FBI places two narcotics dealers on the ten most wanted list accused in the killings of two U S Border Patrol officers in Southern California while nationwide welfare protests call for better benefits. The Air Force selects four new astronauts including the first Black and Vietnam veteran pilot. Union workers vote to strike Colt Industries amid wartime M16 production. President Johnson signs a four year extension of the draft law. McNamara backs open housing near Fort Meade. Latin American nations push Israel pullback and Jerusalem control debates at the UN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
California
Colt Industries, Inc
Vietnam
Johnson
Egypt ready to cede Gulf of Aqaba if UN takes charge
In Cairo informed officials say Egypt would surrender Gulf of Aqaba control if the United Nations Security Council assumed authority. Humphrey discusses Vietnam with Park Chung Hee in Seoul as police break up a student protest. Mrs. John Kennedy visits Dublin with de Valera, vacationing at an Irish resort. Two Picasso works stolen in London resurface at Christie’s. Kosygin and Castro conclude secret talks with embraces before Kosygin heads to Paris for a De Gaulle summit. Queen Elizabeth II lays a wreath at Canada’s War Memorial unveiled in 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
Gulf of Aquaba
Middle East
United Nations Security Council
Hubert Humphrey
Park Chung-Hee
Seoul
John ¥. Kennedy
Dublin
Eamon de Valera
Elizabeth II
Canada
King George VI
Fremont's 'First Lady' Dies At 70 In Fremont
Gene King reports Gladys Williamson a longtime Fremont newspaper woman died in sleep at 70. She had joined The Argus as a young reporter and penned the Rose family story before ending her career with a peaceful death after completing her last articles. Her loss shocks Fremont, where she was a celebrated local figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Gladys Williamson
the Argus
Gladys
Rose
Keown
Fremont Chamber Launches Bootstrap Campaign for Revenue
The Fremont Chamber of Commerce faces reduced city and county funding and kicks off Operation Bootstrap a three pronged drive to recruit 200 new members revalue dues and retain current members. A Hawaii trip prize incentives and a Shopper Guide policy were also decided with bold member listings and revised directory rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Tom Toborg
Fremont
Mincher Powers Angels Past Yankees 6-2
Don Mincher drove in three runs as the California Angels defeated the New York Yankees 6-2. George Brunet and Minnie Rojas combined on a seven-hit pitching effort to secure the win, with Stottiempre taking the loss for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaheim
Don Mincher
George Brunet
Minnie Rojas
California Angels
New York Yankees
Fremont Budget Passed With Adjusted Tax Rate and Cuts
Fremont city council approved a 6.016437 million budget using a reduced tax rate of 4 cents to 1.20 per 106 assessed. One dissent came from Councilman Gene Rhodes who would have funded parks and safety differently. The panel also moved 158,000 to buy the Glidden property for a 890,000 five year saving and added funds for two patrol officers two sergeants a dispatcher two dogs and a policewoman funded by long term furniture purchases and budget cuts including a 4,000 salary schedule cut and hall building inspector elimination. The Chamber of Commerce grant was trimmed by 1 to 32 670. Revenue is based on a 1.20 tax rate but the rate final is pending county valuation figures in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Gene Rhodes
Rhodes
Glidden
Civic
Mgr
Donald Driges
Police Department
City Hall
Fremont Chamher of Commerce
Mowry Work Progresses After City Warning on Axed Repairs
ASST CITY public works director Tony Nelson reports progress in the Donald L Stone Corp subdivision as crews finish concrete and paving on tract 2609 Jasmine to Mores Avenue begun June 19 after a city warning. Bonding firm Get Falls Insurance Co. of San Francisco faces action to secure funds for the project. Residents have pressed for street, curb and tree repairs to halt flooding affecting homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowa City
Axared Mowry West Improvements
Get Falls Insurance Co
S. Francisco
Donald L Stone Corp
ASST
City Public Works
Tony Nelson
Jasmine
Mores Avenue
Nelson
Newark Shopping Center Starts Work on $756,006 Site
Groundbreaking began for Newark Boulevard development near Lewis Shopping Center on Mayhews Landing Road. A 53,000 square foot business hub will host Purity Stores and Basco Department Store in phase one, with about 160 jobs and $21,000 in extra sales tax revenue projected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Newark Boulevard
Lewis Shopping Center
Mayhews Landing Road
Basco Department
Eta
Newark and Western Enterprises
New York
Los Anegeles
Steve Liches
Palo Alto
24 Dead and Many Missing in Thai Jet Crash at Hong Kong
A Thai international Caravelle crash near Kai Tak airport leaves 24 dead or missing after the twin jet struck a downdraft in a typhoon spurred rainstorm. Rescue boats and British forces aided a 46 survivor count, with Americans among the aboard from Sacramento on a Sacramento State College culture tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Koxg
UPI
Thailand
Kowloon Ba
Sacramento
Calif
Sacramento State College
Taipei
Formosa
Hong Kong
Thai International Airways
Tokyo
Thai Airways
Supervisors Approve New Budget for Alameda County
Alameda County supervisors vote to adopt a 1957 63 budget totaling about 15 million with a 93 million shortfall in the night session. Major items include Medicare Medi Cal welfare and salary increases for county employees with reserve funds to cover nurse and hospital worker pay boosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda
Suard Meen
Robert Hannon
Property Bay
Jets Ignore Protests in Haiphong Air Strikes Reported
US jets resumed bombing Haiphong amid Soviet accusations that a Soviet freighter was attacked. A Defense Department spokesman said jets may have hit the vessel while targeting anti aircraft guns near the port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Vietnam
Haiphong
Defense Department
Washington
U.S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Air Force
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Fort Meade
General Assembly
Israel
Jerusalem
Astrategy Financial
Gene King
Donald Dillon
Mayer
Fred Alim
Robert Alim
Alameda County Fair
Pleas
Anton
Newark Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Fremont Chamber of Commerce
Mincher
Angels
Yankees
Stoutemyre
Pbwugene
Gibbs
Urmnat
Hoyas
Rodgers We — Brunet
Stottiempreay
By Jim Wilson
Strathman
Hai- Phong
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