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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1971
Page
1
Partly cloudy through Wednesday with chances of showers or sprinkles. Warmer trend continues with a high near 70 and a low around 42. Westerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Monday’s high reached 64 with a low of 41.
Police say the Winterland auditorium could lose its permit after about 1,000 youths drank LSD poisoned water at a rock concert. The incident raises safety concerns for the venue and city authorities prepare for possible action.
Sheriff notes no new bodies found on second day of digging for potential gravesites along the Feather River where 23 slain farm hands have been unearthed. Investigators continue to pursue leads as search efforts proceed.
An overview notes how cold, snow, and harsh words threaten climbers on Everest. It contrasts endurance with the risk of frostbite and the high costs of failure, reflecting the mountain’s unforgiving environment and the spirit needed to conquer it.
Authoritative sources report Egypt assures Western and other nations that its 15 year friendship treaty with the Soviet Union will not hinder its pursuit of peace with Israel. Page 2. Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew faces subversion battles as domestic tensions ease yet foreign conflict grows. Page 4. Norton Simon’s new wife Jennifer Jones questioned on beauty of art. Page 4.
Circulation department offers guaranteed delivery and requests a call at 797-5275 before 9 30 a m if you do not receive the newspaper. The notice provides clear instructions for issues with delivery and a contact number.
Bodies recovered from a scorched twin engine plane on Brushy Mountain near Roanoke after Friday’s crash were moved to a dirt road for transport. Audie Murphy was identified as among the six aboard. the National Transportation Safety Board sent a team to investigate the crash near Martinsville.
Fragmentary note indicates a northern travel by horse toward California. It estimates a journey of roughly three and a half to four months, with daily progress around 30 miles as the parties pin their route and timing.
Americans from many walks of life joined Memorial Day events across the nation. Boston Common drew about 10,000 for a "Celebration of Life" supporting Vietnam veterans after a 20‑mile Concord to Boston march. Chicago hosted about 20,000 at its parade while Media Pennsylvania held a peaceful two‑mile Veterans against Vietnam walk. Amherst featured Senator Edward Brooke paraphrasing Love Story to urge US withdrawal from Vietnam. Additional recaps referenced remarks by Governor Robert D. Ray in Des Moines and comments by others on Vietnam’s costs.
Fremont resident and photo journalist Al Silva, longtime staff photographer for The Daily Review and The Argus, died in Franklin, San Francisco after a lengthy illness. Born in Alameda, he lived in Fremont his entire life, attended Washington High School, and studied at San Jose City College Foothill College and Brooks Institute. He worked as a freelance photographer in the early 1980s and later with The Review and The Argus. Survived by wife Janice Whitt and two sons, Alwyn Jr. and Brian, he also served as a Fremont volunteer firefighter and was active in the East Bay Press Club and National Press Photographers Association.
Fremont City Council expected to hear a proposed 1971 22 budget of about 10.5 million dollars from City Manager Don Driggs, a 10 percent rise on the current 9,438,802 figure. The council will receive the summary. action not planned.
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