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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1971
Page
1
A task force led by Ralph Nader charges that federal rules allow tainted meat and poultry to be sold while consumers cannot judge quality. USDA counters that the study focused on atypical areas and that many practices have since been corrected.
Considerable cloudiness and fog near the coast with a chance of sprinkles today. Highs around the 70s and overnight lows in the 50s. Westerly winds 0 to 20 mph in the afternoon.
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield says Red China likely played a strong role in North Vietnam's Paris peace proposal. He cites patterns over three months of a broader third party effort by China and other nations to end the war.
Fifteen teachers and fourteen children die when a passenger train with students bound for a seaside vacation collides with a freight train at Semintovac Yugoslavia. Seven other children are injured as reported. The Viet Cong break silence about Nixon's Peking trip and Indochina conference moves.
The Times reorganizes its Sunday sections adding TV Preview and popular children’s features to the regular news, moving them from the former TV section. Readers are guided by a new index showing page numbers for the relocated content.
UPI reports mixed responses across Asia as rumors mount that Nixon will visit Peking. Officials caution that China seeks broader influence while Taiwan and Japan seek calmer ties. Leaders in Taipei and Tokyo frame the move as a path to easing regional tensions amidst U.S. diplomacy.
The official greeting party met Presidential adviser Henry Kissinger during his secret July trip to Communist China. The scene shows Yeh Chien-ying and Nuang Nun among others, including a deputy chief of protocol and an interpreter, with two men in frame.
Palestinian guerrillas denounce Egypt and other Arab states for failing to aid their forces. They say they will seek new allies as fighting rages in north Jordan and the Jordan Valley near Mersa Matah. The Cairo based Voice of the Storm reports statements from MENA sources noting dismay at Arab inaction and urging self reliance.
National labor unrest spreads as UTU negotiators hold four hour talks with four railroads after a four hour session. The Communications Workers strike against AT&T reaches three days with 500000 workers off the job and Postal Service talks near midnight deadline. Government mediators push for bargaining while railroads impose work rule changes amid job cuts and pay reductions.
Washington report says accelerated withdrawal of water, oil, gas, and minerals to meet world needs will raise land subsidence. Joseph F. Poland of the Interior Department warns the ongoing exploitation and dropping groundwater levels cause underground pressure declines and mine overburden collapse, creating known sinking areas worldwide.
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