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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1969
Page
4
Teen Art Market runs Wednesdays Fridays Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Teens may submit four titles by calling Mrs. R Oliveira at 792 4000 Ext 247. Teen staffer Kathy Ambrose, 18, of 1121 Kensington Drive Fremont demonstrates her creation to a prospective buyer.
Apollo 11 astronauts completed a final launch rehearsal and prepared to head home to Houston for a weekend before the moon flight. Launch Director Petrone praised the countdown test as smoothly proceeding and preparations continue for the real countdown.
Sen. Charles Percy forecast the Senate will reject Nixon’s limited ABM deployment this year. He based his view on a private survey and noted a split among undecided senators. Percy urged continued research and delayed deployment to avoid an unproven system and to allow cooling off of the arms race. The article also recounts an Apollo-mission dry run and countdown test details.
A Vickers Institute public opinion poll taken Thursday shows thirty seven per cent of West German husbands have the last word in family decisions. Fifty six per cent of couples reached joint decisions while the wife was bossing. Only seven per cent of cases had the wife as sole decision maker.
The Nixon administration announced the end of the September 7 desegregation deadline affecting about 700 Southern districts. Officials defended the move as not relaxing desegregation but adding flexibility while relying on federal courts and local officials to push integration. Critics framed the policy as a concession, with lawmakers and civil rights leaders voicing concern as the plan received mixed reactions nationwide.
Fifteen attendants from the Feamsters Union threaten a Saturday strike against the San Francisco shelter run by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Teamsters report most workers support the union, while the society’s board resists negotiations. The union sought a National Labor Relations Board election, but the NLRB found no jurisdiction.
Police report that toxic chemicals dumped into the Traun River in the Austrian Alps killed about 20,000 fish. The poison faded within three hours, following a previous week’s deadly toxin wave that killed millions of Rhine River fish in Germany.
Budapest a deputy premier told Parliament that Hungarian income rose by 20 percent over three years, higher than the government’s expected 15 percent rise. He cited ongoing policies and economic adjustments shaping the growth trajectory.
Dr. Bruce Wood of Fremont will serve as president of the East Bay division of the California Podiatry Association. He will preside over the Alameda Contra Costa County meeting at the Claremont Hotel in Berkeley on July 8, as announced by the association’s PR representative.
Ohlone College will start its second four week summer session on August 12 with 219 students enrolled in six classes. The program offers a full quarter of work in four weeks and includes reading and composition health education fundamentals of Speech U S history and art history with two courses in the evening. Three classes are closed to further enrollment. Late registration is available August 12. For information call 657 2100 ext 45 Admissions Office.
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