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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1967
Page
2
Amid partisan clash over financing for the commonwealth, supporters argue withholding taxes is a simple expedient while opponents warn of felony implications. The governor’s plan, seen as a practical move, faces broad scrutiny as lawmakers weigh its fate.
Fragmentary text suggests a dialogue where a mother queries a father about home improvements and the father replies with a raised price or rate. The passage appears to reflect a tense household exchange lacking clear context or concrete details.
A satirical tale describes a city where an advance toward animal rights leads to chaos. After mobs celebrate an honor system, animal attacks rise, officials argue, and a young reformer proposes fencing people from animals to restore safety and dignity.
Don Maclean reviews JACK GOURMAN compiled rankings of about 500 American campuses. Institutions like Princeton Harvard and Yale top scores while Michigan Notre Dame and Parson’s College receive notable mentions. The piece notes the report covers academics funding governance and facilities and muses on fairness and practical value for students and families.
A column accuses pacifist activists of hypocrisy citing support for US actions in Vietnam while criticizing other regimes. It argues peaceniks focus on Vietnam, ignore North Vietnam and China, and oppose intervention in the Gulf of Aqaba. The piece links antiwar protest to broader Cold War tensions.
UPI notes key events: 1882 Gen Robert E Lee assumes command of Confederate forces in eastern Virginia and North Carolina. 1924 Congress grants citizenship to all American Indians. 1953 Queen Elizabeth II crowned at Westminster Abbey. 1964 Lal Bahadur Shastri becomes India’s prime minister. A Hemingway thought closes.
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