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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1971

Page

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Nixon aide details secret Kissinger trip to Peking

An official outlined Kissinger’s clandestine 49 hour stay in Peking and the secret preparations for Nixon’s visit, noting no Mao contact, a tentative opening to China, and possible Chou En-lai and Mao interactions while delay in formal relations remains possible.

White House Kissinger Chou En-lai China Southeast Asia Henry Kissinger Peking Comunist Party Mao Tse-tung Oval Office Nixon Lincoln

Fremont Police Studies Promoted by Chief Fabbri

Fremont police studies defend efficiency goals amid criticism. The projects totaling 273058 dollars include federal funding of 162413 dollars and plans for four field service officers and four cadets to improve community relations and noncriminal tasks while keeping patrols steady. Critics call it pork but city officials say no patrols will be reduced.

Fremont Senn . Fabbri Fabbri

Weather outlook turns fair through Sunday with mild temps

The forecast calls for continued fair conditions with occasional cloudiness and cooler mornings. Lows stay in the low 50s, highs range from the mid 60s to the high 70s, and westerly winds of 10 to 20 mph. Details on page 14.

Selective rail strikes under way during nationwide dispute

United Transportation Union began selective strikes against Union Pacific and Southern railroads in a wage and work rules dispute. Nonstriking members faced job losses as other lines imposed tougher rules, with picket lines in multiple regions. President Charles Luna announced the strike after failing midnight talks in Washington. Government officials planned renewed talks to avert a wider shutdown.

United Press United Transportation Union UTU Union Pacific and Southern STU Southert Charles Luna Washington ATU American Association of Railroads

Heavy fighting across Central Highlands as Nixon visit hailed

In South Vietnam heavy new clashes erupted in two Central Highlands outposts near Dak To and Pleiku as government forces repelled attackers and claimed casualties. Separately, Saigon welcomed Nixon's planned trip to Peking, hoping it would aid Indochina peace while urging China to stop agitating against South Vietnam Laos and Cambodia.

Saigon UPI South Vietnam Nixon Communist China Indochina Nguyen Vang Thieu Foreign Ministry Peking Dak Thach Pleiku U.S Plei Me Cambodia Imperial Hue Danang Laos

City hires professional negotiator for wage talks

Fremont city resumes salary negotiations with new $14 000 a year negotiator Richard Biegel of Industrial Employers Association leading talks with three employee groups. Assistant Manager Lipsky says talks with Bunch and union reps proceed. a July wage agreement is sought with potential retroactive raises.

Garth Lipsky Richard Blegel Sant‘ Francisco Industrial Employers Association Don Deiggs Driggs Thornton C. Bunch Jr Fremont Firefighters Union Fremont Police Association Fremont Association of City FACE Linsky Marvin Strait Archie Garcia Lipsky Nips Hhe

Vida Blue Masterclass Sends A's Past Tigers 4-0

Amazing Vida Blue pitched a spar kling one hit shutout to notch his 18th win of the season as the Oakland Athletics steamrolled the Detroit Tigers 4-0. The dominant performance came in a game highlighted by Blue's overpowering control and shutout effort.

Vida Blue Oakland Athletics Detroit Tigers

Secret grand jury testimony links Magee to judge’s death

The defense motion in the Angela Davis case makes public grand jury testimony showing a prosecutor wounded in the Marin County shootout on Aug. 7, 1970, testified that Ruchell Magee killed Judge Harold H. Haley. The report appears on page 7 alongside other items.

Angela Davis Marin County Ruchell Magee Harold H. Haley

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