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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1969

Page

2

Subsidy Overhaul Prompts Long Term Farm Land Plans

The Nixon era aims to slow subsidies by shifting to long term land retirement. Agriculture Secretary Clifford Hardin backs renting whole farms for 10 to 20 years to curb costs and stabilize demand. Critics cite a $5 billion capital replenishment bill and uneven payouts, urging cheaper, efficient reforms.

Nixon Agriculture Clifford M. Herrin Hardin U.S South County House of Representatives South Alameda County Alameda County Jetery Cohetan Oakland Commodity Credit Corporation

Crisis flight marks new stress pattern in automated society

A UC researcher finds people are more annoyed by noises such as barking dogs and light planes than by a nearby expressway roar. Travelers Aid workers report a new mental illness called crisis flight where individuals flee without a clear destination, using travel as an outlet for frustrations.

University of California Travelers Aid Workers

Voice Of The People Critiques Editorial On Taxed Fences

A reader objects to an July editorial claiming farmers can write fence costs on income tax while homeowners face higher assessments. The letter argues the editor spreads misinformation about tax treatment of fences and alleges bias in public reporting.

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Tax reform urged after school and tax debate

Readers critique a Fremont Unified School District briefing by Associate Superintendent Tom Maloney on teacher pay and six hour work days. They contest the six month and 180 day pay model, applaud tax reform but oppose a one year surtax extension, and accuse Sen. Petris of political maneuvering while praising a July 4 editorial.

Glenn Anderson Tom Maloney Fremont Unified Malaney Garalion Fremont Mr. Maloney James B Mayo Alameda County Don Hutchinson Nicholas Petris Hutchson ATV Petris

The C 5 Galaxy and the Air Age Ahead

The piece traces aviation’s rise from Orville Wright’s Flyer to the Lockheed C 5 Galaxy, comparing scales and potential impacts. It highlights the C 5’s length, payload, and cargo focus, arguing the jumbo jet could revolutionize freight rates and global mobility, reshaping transport from trucks to ships and reshaping coastally dependent economies.

Lockheed Oroville Orville Greyhound U.S Skok

Balance of power wagers in Vietnam and US politics

In 1967 the Senate Foreign Relations Committee bet it could control presidents and force bombing suspensions, a wager that led to de escalation in Vietnam. Nixon ordered withdrawal, while critics say the race for peacemaking laurels risks disarmament. McGovern’s Paris talks and Kennedy conversations with go-betweens complicate credit for policy.

Washington London Senate Foreign Relations Committee United States Pentagon Senate Vietnam Nixon McGovern Hanoi Paris Robert F. Kennedy

John F Kennedy Cultural Center funding sparks clash in Congress

Washington column mocks H R Gross as frugal and blunt as he attacks a proposed 7.5 million federal add on top of 15.4 million for the Kennedy Cultural Center. Debate flourishes with senators and lawmakers arguing cost, access, and national pride.

Mr. Gross Congressional Michelangelo Mencken House H. R Supreme Court Fortas Douglas Portas Las Vegas John PF. Kennedy Cultural Center For the Performing Arts Gross Markls Palace Potomac Senate John Williams Del National Cultural Center Kennedy Congress Arlington National Cemetery Hebert Kennedy George Washington Monument Jfk Cultural Center Defense Department

Aviation Section Formed In 1914 US Forces With Six Planes

A historical note recalls that in 1914 the United States created an aviation section within the armed forces, beginning with six planes. The detail marks an early step in U S military air power development.

United States Douglas Corrigan Dublin Ireland New York City California Corrigan Jersey Joe Walcott Edzard Charles U.S John Young Mike Cooper

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