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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1971

Page

5

No-Fault Auto Insurance Faces Senate Hurdle in California

The California Assembly may vote on no fault auto insurance while the Senate Judiciary Committee, all lawyers, blocks passage. Lawyer earnings from auto cases, calls for arbitration, and claims of special interest influence frame the debate. Fenton’s no fault bill includes compulsory insurance and losses up to $750 monthly, but faces Senate opposition.

California Assembly Senate Senate Judiciary Comminer Len Harmer Harner Harmer Assembly Jack Fenton Los Angeles U.S California Senate Judiciary Committee California Trial Lawyers Association Assembi Fenton Massachusetts Delaware Florida Illinois Judiciary

Letter to Fremont residents on Billy Graham crusade

Editor urges Fremont residents to attend Billy Graham Northern California Crusade saying the gospel could help curb local drug problems and social ills. The writer emphasizes the Lord Jesus Christ message as the solution and asks the community to support the event.

Fremont Billy Graham Jew Christ Graham

Freud’s Wilson study cited as savior complex critique

In a broad critique of reform zeal, the piece links Woodrow Wilson to a savior complex through Freud and Bullitt's biography and connects Ellsberg’s alleged Christ fixation to wartime policy debates. It argues for fearless military action and cites Lane’s history War for Vietnam to condemn missionary politics in U.S. wars.

Washington D.C George Clemenceau Woodrow Wilson Jesus Christ Clemenceau Paris Wilson Germany France League of Nations U.S. Senate U.S Freud Bullitt Daniel Ellsberg New York Times Ellsberg Elisberg Eln Vietnam Thomas Lane USA Lane Korea Yalu River Manchuria Dallar Ellaberg

Hughes Shuns Presidency and Reigns as Prime News Figure

Washington commentary lauds Sen Harold E Hughes for choosing to devote energy to his role as a senator from Town over a presidential bid. It contrasts his plain rise with elevated campaigns by Fred Harris and others, arguing premature runs harm national leadership during wartime, and notes McCarthy Lindsay Bayh and untold moves shaping the 1960s political landscape.

Washington D.C Harold E. Hughes Hughes Page Ope Sa Jeter Fred Harris Oklahoma Wood Harris Democratic National Committee Ielf Senate Nixon I T E Saal New York Dod Lindsay

Self-help group VEST aids unemployed engineers and scientists

Paul Mervey notes that highly qualified unemployed professionals face dismissal from civil service jobs and turn to private efforts. The new group VEST volunteers interview, evaluate, and place engineers scientists and technicians in jobs, aided by state programs, local chapters in Seattle Wichita San Diego Dallas and Fort Worth. They provide office space phones and supplies and promote cost effective use of space age know how to aid industry.

Civil Service VEST Nixon American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Seattle Wichita San Diego Dallas Fort Worth Comate Vest West

Common Market leaders fear Britain entry threats to Six

In Brussels, Common Market leaders privately fear Britain joining the six is essential for countering the Soviet threat. They warn that Willy Brandt’s Moscow deal could bring vast Soviet cooperation and open Siberian resources, complicating the market’s fragile unity amid labor and agricultural strains.

Brussels Britain Colorado River Nixon Edward Heath Georges Pompidou U.S.S.R West Germany Willy Brandt Moscow Bonn Russia Europe Kremlin Brandt Soviet Union Siberian Belgium Italy France Commonwealth Germany Heath Lyons Norway Ireland Denmark

Notable events from various years across history

A jumble of dates notes milestones and incidents including a 1923 reference to Mrs. Kennedy a 1914 entry on war with Serbia veterans in Washington in 1832 a senate action on the UN charter a B 25 crash into the Empire State Building and a quip attributed to Aesop about friendship.

John Kennedy Aristotleunassis Austrata Serbia Washington U.S. Senate Empire State Building New York City Aesop

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THE Linn Brown Easter Holmes Alexander Thomas Woodrow Wilson Houghton Mifflin Prince of Peace Richard Wilson Sen. Hughes Eugene McCarthy McCarthy Paul Mervey Henry J. Taylor Rhineland
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