01 Jul 1969
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1969
Page
1
The forecast calls for overcast conditions with patchy low clouds extending inland at night and in the morning. A cooler day with highs in the mid 70s and a low tonight in the Us. Westerly winds 10 to 20 mph in the afternoon.
Fremont Community Central Park hosts the second annual YMCA July 4 picnic featuring a band concert, fireworks display, and a sailboat regatta among other activities. Community organizers invite families to enjoy a full day of entertainment in the park.
In Northern California Fall River Mills a Army GI on 40 days leave awaits reassignment as the state nears a new fiscal year with no budget and Reagan administration warnings of “absolute chaos.” Marian Lane, deemed a kind caregiver by employers, cared for a wealthy matron. Winnie Ruth Judd known as the Tiger Woman faces Arizona state memory as she remains famed for 1930s crimes. Sam Yorty begins his third term as Los Angeles mayor. Bart Lytton’s burial in Los Angeles ends a once vast loans empire.
The Senate Agriculture Committee votes to reject proposals for free food stamps for families under 40 a month, while supporters vow to press the measure on the Senate floor. The piece notes broader political tensions and related stories on pages 9 and 10.
Argentina voices anxiety over rising protectionist moves in the U S Congress during talks with New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller. The visit occurs under the tightest security ever seen for a foreign guest. Israeli jets raid Jordan targets amid cross border clashes on cease-fire lines with Egypt and Syria.
Fremont reports Richard Warren, 41, will become Washington Hospital’s administrator after a three month search. Warren currently heads the American Samoa health program and Lyndon B. Johnson Tropical Medical Center in Pago Pago, with prior service as King County Hospital superintendent in Seattle. He plans to start in 30 to 40 days and will fly to Florida to help his Samoa-bound family before taking the post.
The House passed a one year extension of the income tax surcharge by 210 to 203 after intense lobbying and a late presidential endorsement. The vote split 144 Republicans and 56 Democrats for the measure, opposed by 179 Democrats and 21 Republicans.
Prince Charles arrives for his investiture at a Welsh castle as security tightens with land sea and air patrols. Police armed with pistols patrol and offshore minesweepers guard the bay while Welsh demonstrations and a tax reform debate unfold in separate political moves.
Governor Reagan declared an emergency as lawmakers struggle to reach a mini budget by the midnight deadline. A conference committee backed a 6.31 billion spending plan including 198.2 million in new school aid and a 15 million welfare boost, but Senate Democrats balked at a 30 day cutoff and insisted on tax reform and a $400 million aid package. Reagan blasted Assembly Democrats as obstructionist and prepared executive actions if no agreement is reached.
Fremont area safety luncheon speaker Stuart McCormick urged balanced park planning to preserve adventure while reducing hazards at Central Park swim and boating facilities. John Dransfeld elected GM president for 1969-70 to succeed the departing David In.
Fremont council meets at 7 31 p m at 8700 Civic Drive to consider Youth Congress plan to involve youths in government and review Ammer youth programs The CATY franchise faces final decision after years of delay with a 20 year award expected to Fremonal Cable Television Co The Youth Congress proposal aims to give youth equal advisory status and focus on recreation employment education health and youth issues. final budget funds and private programs for youth employment are discussed
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