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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1969

Page

2

Alameda County Tax Appeals Face Rate Cuts and Conflicts

Alameda County confronts a surge in assessed property values after a broad revision, with Supervisor Bort forecasting a potential 12 to 18 cent cut in the county tax rate if districts cooperate. The County Assessment Appeals Board can only adjust inequities, not grant broad reductions, and homeowners must show overvaluation against comparable property. The core issue remains whether lower rates can be achieved without shifting the burden to school and special districts.

Altimvdi County Board of Superbvisors J. Hutchinson Joseph P. Bort Alameda County Board of Supervisors Bart County Board of Supervisors County Assessment Appeals Board Assessment Appeals Board Newark Fremonnt Tax Appeals Board Appeals Board

Rabbinical group urges Jews not to flee changing neighborhoods

A rabbinical group calls on Jews to halt departures from their neighborhoods amid shifting community borders. The piece suggests longtime residents feel pressure from ghetto-era roots while urging steadiness in face of change. An aside notes Pentagon objections about supplying John Wayne’s film The Green Berets with facilities and gear. The Army’s role in Hollywood guidance on wartime strategy is questioned.

Pentagon John Wayne Army

Japan rises as economic powerhouse through self reliance

The text extols Japan's postwar comeback detailing industrial growth, output, and global leadership in ships, cameras, motorcycles, and textiles. It highlights high savings rates, near universal schooling, and Japan's reinvestment of 99 percent of GNP, noting its role as a major overseas buyer and competitive producer with 100 million people on earth.

Japan Missouri Kansas Great Britain France Asia United States

Unfortunate Death of African Hero Moise Tshombe

JRUSSELL KIRK recalls Moise Tshombe former Katanga president and Congo premier who died in an Algerian prison after years of solitude. He praises his intellect and moderation, notes his role resisting Simba terrorists and UN pressure, and laments the betrayals he faced from the UN, Belgium, and the United States.

Moise Tshombe Katanga Congo Africa Tshombe United Nations Peace Forcce Congo Republic Smith Hempstone Praeger Philippa Schuyler David Adair U.N Department of State Kwame Nkrumah Ghana Nehru India Run The Simbas Belgium United

Don Maclean Prizes For Eyes Only

Washington column recounts a carnival episode as a prime example of misdirection and sharp dealing. The writer witnesses a self styled real estate dealer get bamboozled by rigged games, noting inflated costs, glib attendants, and negligible prizes. The crowd leaves empty handed, revealing the carnival's hollow promises.

Washington

Renewed Franco American Ties with Pompidou Rise

Paris reports that Georges Pompidou and Jacques Chaban-Delmas form a new French government signaling pro American leanings. De Gaulle’s departure amid anti American stances prompts optimism about closer U.S. relations, NATO unity, and a stable Western Europe under renewed French leadership.

Paris France de Gaulle Europe Georges Pompidou Premie Jacques Chabon-Delmas Franze Ireland U. S NATO Western Europe Mururoa Pacific Michel Debre de Caulle Giscard D’estaing D'Estaing Pompidou Japan

This Day In History Highlights From 1938 to 1968 Event Mix

Key momentous events span 1938 Howard Hughes circles the globe in 91 hours with a 5 person crew. 1962 Telstar relays live US Europe signals with France and Britain receiving clear pictures. 1968 French President De Gaulle appoints Maurice Couve de Marville as premier succeeding Pompidou.

Pompidou Lta Mewrice Schumann pal-Ei Britain Europe America Maurice Schumann Fomer Defense Rene Pleve Howard Hughes Lavrenti Beria Telstar United States Americans France Charles de Gaulle Maurice Couve de Marville Georges Pompidou

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