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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1971
Page
8
The chamber will hold an open house in the new offices at 29737 Paseo Padre Parkway from 5 to 7 p.m. Friday.
The Commerce Department weighs a shift from mandatory flame retardant standards to an optional labeling approach for children's sleepwear. Supporters say labeling would push firms toward later full compliance while critics warn it weakens public protections and could raise costs for parents.
A 2,600-year-old foot-high statue valued at $1,500 was stolen from a glass display case at the Alice G Wallace Planetarium in Finchburg Mass The statue symbolizing King Taharqua who reigned in Egypt from 690 to 604 BC was on loan from the Boston Museum of Fine Arts Initial estimates ranged up to $500 000 but a Boston museum official later confirmed the value at $1 500
Pierre Salinger, former JFK press secretary, will join Sen. George McGovern’s 1972 campaign week, citing McGovern’s strength in confrontational debates. He notes McGovern’s Senate wins in South Dakota, predicts key primaries like New Hampshire Wisconsin Indiana and Nebraska to decide the race. Salinger, 45, based in London, aims to help organize campaign teams and discusses his own political writings and future projects.
Japan and the United States will sign the Okinawa reversion treaty in Tokyo and Washington on June 17. Foreign Minister Kitsch Richt and U.S. Ambassador Armin H. Meyer will sign in Tokyo in the prime minister's residence with Prime Minister Eisaku Sato and cabinet members, while Secretary of State William Rogers and Ambassador Nobuhiko Ushiba will sign in Washington. It remains unclear if President Nixon will attend the ceremony. The deal, delayed from April, centers on removing nuclear weapons, base returns, and VOA broadcasts.
Lake Tahoe region reports up to 14 inches of snow overnight as spring gives way to summer. Bliss State Park and South Lake Tahoe record heavy snowfall with other Nevadan towns seeing 8 inches or more. similar cool, wet conditions spread across the South with record low readings in multiple states. An unrelated Belfast blast injures village offices in Castlederg, Tyrone. a youth nearby unharmed.
A strong earthquake was recorded Sunday about 4 miles northeast of Berkeley, California, in the Arctic Ocean off the Alaska coast. Scientists estimated magnitude near 5.0 on the Richter scale with readings varying across the Midwest and Great Plains regions.
A noisy page lists film titles and showtimes across theaters including 70,000 Leagues and Chisum. Notable actors include Kirk Douglas and George C. Scott with titles such as Support Your Local Gunfighter and Mad Mad World. Memorial Day matinees and shoppping deals appear amid theater phone numbers and addresses.
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