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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1971

Page

12

Show business governor stokes California deficit clash

Democratic leaders squirm as Governor Reagan uses show business tactics to dramatize a rising deficit. A three week August vacation by the legislature, all Democratic controlled, could cost California over 25 million dollars. Reagan pushes estate and medical reform to avoid tax hikes while the Assembly and Senate leaders clash, with Speaker Moretti and Senate Leader Mills trading barbs. Reagan, a former showman, is seen as a shrewd political operator sticking to his principles.

Reagan California Assembly Senate Bob Moretti Nixon Mills

Controversial quotes from Graham Ford and Vatican on priests

The fragment cites Billy Graham denouncing the devil and urging action against satanic forces. It quotes Henry Ford calling for a Democrat return to the White House to return to Republican living. A Vatican weekly urges priests to avoid close relationships with women, criticizing sentimental ties.

Henry Ford White House

Iron Curtain and Polish Secret Police Control Poland

Henry J. Taylor discusses how the Iron Curtain functions as both fence and mindset from East Germany to Red China. He describes the KGB led by Brezhnev, the Polish secret police ORMO, and the Soviet Red Army presence, noting Poles’ pro American ties yet limited chance for revolt under Moczar's regime. He cites the 1970 Gdynia riots and state suppression, concluding genuine Polish rebellion appears unlikely under current controls.

West Berlin Poland East Germany Hungary Rumania Bulgaria U.S 3.R Yuri V. Andropov Soviet State Security Committee KGB Komitet Gosudarstvennol Bezpasnosti Communist Party Leonid I. Brezhnev Andropov Moscow Izhinsky Square Brechnev An- V Iron Curtain U.S.S.R Brezhnev ORMO Comest Party Tooge Mieczyslaw Moczar Comnist Wladyslaw Gomulka Stuuge Jasef Cyrankiewicz Gdynia Gomulka Warsaw Moczar Barbican Wall United States Secret Police Bae America Richard M. Nixon Lukow Red Army

Unclear draft letter to state legislators and officials

A garbled submission appears to request addressing multiple legislators and officials from Denver to Washington, with several misspelled names and places. The text does not present coherent facts or a readable event to summarize.

Urban renewal sparks debate in Nashville hotel demolition

The Andrew Jackson Hotel in Nashville was demolished by city renewal advocates described as urban renovators. The piece praises preservation efforts in Big Rapids where an old Benedict factory became the Pioneer newspaper offices, turning history into functional space. The author lauds converting historic industrial buildings for practical use and quashes destruction for airport-style redevelopment.

Nashville Andrew Jackson Strickland Tennessee Big Rapids Michigan County Pioneer Jack Batdorif Benedict Manufacturing Company Mecosta Plus & Shoppers’ Guide

Nixon Peking trip seen as crucial shift in Cold War outlook

An observer argues that Nixon's potential China visit in 1972 could redefine East-West balance despite past failed peace efforts. He notes China’s independence from Moscow, the split with Chiang Kai-shek, and the need for cautious optimism rather than dramatic expectations.

Washington Eisenhower Kennedy Nixon Russia Chinese People’s Republic Air Force Peking Republic of China United States China Moscow Chiang Kaishek

Black political power split over third party bid

Black Congressmen and leaders debate building their own party or pushing major parties to nominate a Black vice president. The discussion follows civil rights tensions and calls for strategic influence in forthcoming elections.

Notable 19th Century Writer and Civil War Moments

On this date in history Ernest Hemingway was born July 21, 1899. The first major Civil War battle occurred in Virginia in 1861. A 1872 train robbery linked to Jesse James on the Rock Island line netted about $3,000. The U S Veterans Administration was established in 1920. Armistice agreements in 1954 ended the French Indochina War. A closing thought quotes Hemingway on the loss of edge in words.

Ernest Hemingway Bull Virginia Adair, Jows Rock Island Express U.S. Veterans Administration

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