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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1971
Page
3
Newark councilmen chose to keep the tax rate at 1.79 per 100 assessed value by drawing down reserves, signaling prudence while risking near-zero reserves next year. They defend restraint on expenditures like supporting the Fremont Newark Philharmonic Society and urge other agencies to emulate the approach.
A review questions how much guilt Angela Davis bears for murder by tracing her inspiration to philosopher Herbert Marcuse. Eliseo Vivas’s Contra Marcuse portrays Marcuse as hateful and obscure, while noting his stance against destroying art or books. The piece argues radical action can arise from such ideas when channeled by passionate individuals like Davis.
In Brussels ambassador Eisenhower notes Belgium’s linguistic divide and Flemish ascendancy, with Walloon minority fears. The piece traces shifts since World War I, rapid Flemish gains, Louvain’s split into 16 000 Flemish and 14 000 French speakers, and Antwerp’s rise amid regional decline.
Listing of U.S. senators and congressmen serving parts of South County with room numbers and Washington, D.C. addresses. Names include Cranston Tunney Miller Don Edwards and others, plus state senators Petris Normandahl Bradlay and assembly members Bee Crown Lang. Addresses direct mail to Stay Capitol Sacramento 614.
The piece argues that opening to China was a strategic necessity for Nixon to shape peace in Asia and reintegrate China into the world community. It notes Kissinger’s mission, Chou En-lai’s cautious pragmatism, and Mao’s indirect influence, warning against oversimplified Vietnam and Taiwan solutions.
A Boston profile argues the Republican rise hinges on two young figures Mark Ames and Al Polgar. It details Ames as 17, rising deputy chairman of Massachusetts Republicans, and Polgar as Hungarian immigrant and state Heritage Division chairman. The piece links their antiwar, anti-radical stances to GOP resilience amid stereotypes.
This day in history notes Alexander Dumas born in Sully in 1824 and the US State Department tracing back to 1789. It recalls Orville Wright’s 1990 flight of 1 hour 12 minutes 40 seconds and Britain Egypt terms on the Suez Canal in 1954 amid postwar geopolitics.
The report quotes Nixon calling for increased farm aid and higher farm exports aimed at ten billion dollars. It notes GOP Chair Hole praising the aim to cut GI casualties to zero by year end and mentions the Bureau of Engraving director noting the dollar’s resilience amid blows to value.
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