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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1971

Page

6

Nixon China Mission Hazardous Yet Potentially Pivotal

Analyzed commentary argues Nixon’s Peking visit signals cautious realism in relations with Communist China and Russia. It warns the trip could yield only modest gains, risks domestic backlash, and frames China as a strategic long term challenge amid broader Cold War tensions.

Nixon Kissinger Peking Chow En-lai China United States Roosevelt Russia USA U.S United Nations Stalin Red China

Nixon-era Vietnam stance underscores major power logic

Holmes Alexander argues that major nations must expend lives and money to maintain balance of power, citing Korea and Suez as precedents. He criticizes Nixon for cautious budgets and diplomatic moves, claiming Vietnam justified as strategic reef against Soviet and Chinese expansion despite Allied unease.

Washington, D.C Vietnam Walt Rostow Lyndon Johnson Theop Echelon Britain France Nasser Capitol Hil Cambodia Laos Dmz Saigon Hanoi Russia Soviet Red China Peking Hag Nixon Lais Defense Department Nixon Paris High Seas Egypt Indochina

South County political representatives list faced by readers

A reader urges letters to U.S. senators Cranston and Tummy and representatives Kriller and Towards, plus state lawmakers including Assemblymember Reading and others. The message maps constituencies across San Leandro Castro Valley San Lorenzo Livermore Amador Valley North Hayward Alamedas and parts of Contra Costa and Alameda counties.

John V. Tummy Senate Washington George P. Kriller Raybernere Washingen D.C San Leandire Castro Valley San Lorenso Livermore Amador Valley North Hayward Alemeds Oakland Don Tiiwards Camnen Bidgeninge South Hayward Vernon City Trereal Newark Bae Clara San Sixico L. Reading Rogale Dittrich Alaceda County Livermore-Amador Valley Casi Valley Centriet Assemblymer Yae Ci Freee Lan Lew

Family planning funds meet mixed reaction in Michigan

In Michigan’s stump country, a $100000 Six Cap family planning grant draws local criticism and questions about reach. A local reader warns the money may be wasted on a depopulating message while the four counites with limited populations face aging, poverty, and slow growth amid federal education efforts.

Office of Economic Opportunity Boaing Leachin Neck of the Woods Michigan SIX Cap Washington Eyo Olo Commonwealth Obo District of Columbia

Love Story profits and youth view across generations

Paul Harvey surveys the film Love Story as highly profitable and contrasts it with the era’s youth culture. He cites Harvard Law School lineage, parental expectations, and a bridge-building view from Earlham College president Dr Landrum Bolling. He argues modern youth discontent reflects deeper social concerns beyond Vietnam.

Wong Harvard Hoosier College Landrum Bolling Earlham College Richmond Indiana Bolling

Brandt faces revolt over co-determination and Schiller power

Henry J. Taylor reports West Germany under Willy Brandt equips Karl Schiller with total control of finance and economy. The move sparks U.S. embassy concern and disagreements with Common Market ministers as Brandt defends socializing German industry. Volkswagen reshuffle hands government and labor a majority on its board, signaling broader policy shifts amid fragile coalition.

Bonn West Germany Willy Brand U.S Washington Brandt Karl Schiller Schiller United States Europe England Brarkit Georg Leber Lower Saxony Volkswagen Christian Democrats Free Democratic Party Volkswagen Supervisory Board Brandt Stooges Kurt Lotz Lotz Edward Heath Britain Norge

Births and firsts mark the day in history

This day features actress Charlotte Cushman born in 1816 and Mont Vernon inventor William Burt patenting a typewriter in 1829. It notes 1904 as the ice cream cone’s birth and a St Louis tale of a flower vase influencing a cone holder. Also cited are Marshal Petain's 1945 treason trial and Cleveland race killings in 1968.

William Burt Mont Vernon, Mich Charles Mendes St. Louis

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