Weather outlook reports mild temps and light westerlies
The forecast shows little temperature change with a high near 74 and a low around 50 to 58. West winds rise to 10 to 20 mph in the afternoons, with details continued on Page 2.
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1967
Page
1
The forecast shows little temperature change with a high near 74 and a low around 50 to 58. West winds rise to 10 to 20 mph in the afternoons, with details continued on Page 2.
Fremont residents will no longer be charged for calls to county offices in Oakland under a proposed general plan update. The notice appears on page 2, noting changes to service and mentions a flood plain discussion titled Tidings on and merry-go-round.
The En terprise steams into San Francisco Bay for a brief break from Vietnam duty as the carrier rests during its deployment. State Senate Finance Committee kills a bread wholesaling price war bill. Atty Gen Lynch heads to San Francisco to appeal a federal ban on executions at San Quentin.
An author in New York argues the unexpurgated Death of a President by William Manchester is unrealistic and should not be passed as a primary source for a century’s most tragic event. The critique appears on page 3 of the edition.
Police in Paris report the seizure of TF pounds of processed heroin worth about 200 000 on the French drug market. Three suspects are arrested. An envoy from the Congo calls on the president of Algeria to demand extradition of kidnapped former prime minister Moise Tshombe. Page 6. Israel pledges to protect holy sites in occupied Jerusalem Western Jordan and the Old City. King Hussein of Jordan meets Pope Paul VI as talks begin. Page 7.
Newark City Council voted 3 1 to restore the chamber of commerce funding at 9500 for 1967 88, matching last year’s grant. Manager Altman proposed 3000 in cuts. Balentine urged 2000 cuts, but Hincard and Spann backed preserving the full amount despite budget pressures. Walter Faselis warned a 2000 cut would cancel the Newark Days Parade costing about 3308.
SACRAMENTO UPS The Democratic controlled Senate Finance Committee approved Gov Ronald Reagan s 1 billion tax increase proposal with minor changes after about three hours of debate The panel sent the bill to the Senate floor and kept the plan to raise state income tax by 98 percent on higher earners and a one cent sales tax increase. The committee also voted to boost the inheritance tax by 1 5 million and approved higher bracket installment payments with no direct property tax relief this year.
More than 6,000 people packed Alameda Naval Air Station pier to greet the nuclear powered carrier Enterprise returning from a second Vietnam tour. The crew numbered about 5,300 with several Fremont residents among them. Families scanned the decks for loved ones as banners and names signaled jubilant reunions after eight months at sea.
East German ADN reports 79 dead and 54 injured after a commuter train collides with a gasoline truck at a crossing near Berlin. Most victims were children. Rescue teams battled a large blaze, marking Europe's worst rail disaster in 15 years.
Valuations good news for cities signals improved fiscal outlook and stronger tax bases. Officials note rising assessments, steady growth, and potential revenue gains across multiple districts.
City councilmen faced a raised police budget with a focus on a million-plus figure. The discussion emphasized controlling costs while maintaining public safety and services.
Fragmentary OCR indicates a military or planning note about 200000 men and aircraft placement at McNamara site, with continuation on page 2 column 4. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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