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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1969
Page
6
Mayor Sam Yorty takes the oath of office for a third term in Los Angeles. Justice Mildred C. Lillie administers the oath, marking Yorty's third installation as mayor in the city.
Charleston reports indicate negotiators and SCLC leaders expect a quick end to the 14 week strike by 350 Negro workers at the state hospital system. A pact outlined wage and re hiring terms, while authorities debate rehiring 69 strikers and replacing others. Ralph Abernathy remains jailed after a riot charge but is sought for bond.
Senate investigators heard that Panther Publications, based in Colorado, sells government pamphlets explosives and guerrilla warfare to radical groups from the Black Panthers to the Minutemen. Witnesses said the service offers U S and British government and corporate writings on firearms and anti tank weapons. A Jersey City post office box tied to Panther Publications was rented by Kenneth Roberts Burns.
A teen slumber party turns sleepy and a girl’s stranger night routine. Dear Janice: a mother’s dream turns party pooper as sleep wins. Dear Helen: a boy’s gifts and pursuit collide with fading feelings and mixed signals, prompting doubt about eventual reconciliation. Giggler: chronic nervous giggling worries a married introvert. hypnotism seen as a start toward self-worth and social ease. Helen Bottel invites readers to send experiences to The Argus.
COMSAT and INTELSAT faced a breakdown in the planned live TV coverage of Prince Charles’s investiture as antennas failed over the Atlantic. To fill the gap, COMSAT reactivated Early Bird, the first commercial satellite, now joined by INTELSAT II and III units, as services across North America, the Caribbean, and Europe faced interruptions while tests continued for future operations.
A spontaneous national tribute to Earl Warren drew nearly 1,000 people at the Lincoln Memorial. Warren signed autographs, posed for snapshots, and spoke to a crowd eager for a glimpse of the public figure. He called the gathering a modest, heartfelt salute.
Washington reports that Representative Sherman P. Lloyd Utah warned about the danger of rail transport of nerve gas after a freight derailment near the Nevada Utah border. The Army studies a possible transfer of bomblets from the Tooele Army Depot in Utah to disposal sites after the explosion and delays in detoxification. Four people were injured in the Utah incident and the disaster prompted further scrutiny by the National Academy of Sciences.
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