14 Jul 1975
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1975
Page
1
In Lebanon, Arab forces report retaliatory strikes and air clashes near Sidon. Lebanese witnesses describe a 15 minute attack, a Libyan plane reportedly downed, and a search for crewmen while Israel cites political talks about troop withdrawals and interim agreement hurdles.
Shyeare Lee keens his path through karate and fighting arts in Fremont after arriving in California in 1967. He blends self discipline with advanced Gurkha style techniques and teaches students while pursuing studies and varied jobs. Lee recalls a tough boyhood in government housing that fueled his self motivation and drive.
Ohlone Community College to host a summer arts festival from Wednesday through August featuring drama a musical concerts and films at Centerville Presbyterian Church Mission San Jose High School and Ohlone campus. Free evening performances begin with the Ohlone Community D String Orchestra performing Sabal Mates by Pergolesi followed by silent and classic films staged in multiple venues with tickets and dates announced at the college bookstore and Bookstore Abe Fremont Hub. A free noon show by Toad the Mime will be held on campus and the festival includes a variety of crafts an art fair and a pops concert with selections from the Beatles to Pachabel.
Good morning it is Monday and more good weather is forecast with fair temperatures. Lows near 51 and highs around 73 with west winds 10 to 20 mph. A Beat-The-Clock timer is touted by Assemblyman Eugene Chapala as pressuring State Department officials in relation to Greece but Athens may have to accept. Postmaster General Benjamin Franklin Bailor says a postal strike is unlikely but a slowdown to press wage demands is possible. Debate grows over New Hampshire's contested seat with no quick resolution anticipated.
Diplomatic sources report the Indian Supreme Court has begun hearings on Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's conviction related to corrupt practices and elections. Proceedings unfold as the political climate tightens around parliamentary contests amid ongoing scrutiny.
Former White House aide Alexander Butterfield flatly denies any connection between his role and the CIA or the Central Intelligence Agency. He says he had no contact with the CLA and never met or saw Hunt, calling claims that he was the CLA’s man in the White House unfounded. Butterfield concedes CIA clearance existed among many officials but insists his own access was not tied to covert activities.
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