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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1969

Page

1

Bay Area Forecast With Clouds Inland Pleasant Through Thursday

Forecast calls for low clouds along the coast extending inland overnight into morning. Otherwise fair through Thursday with warm conditions. Wednesday night lows in the 50s and highs in the mid 70s to near 80s inland. Westerly winds 10 to 20 mph afternoons. Sacramento Valley sees fair weather. highs in the 80s to low 90s, light winds. Western Nevada remains warm with some clouds and a chance of showers or thundershowers. highs 80s to 90s, Wed night lows 45 to 53.

San Francisco Bay Area Sacramento Valley Nevada

Agnew approves public land sale to developer in Ocean City

Spiro T. Agnew then governor, on the Maryland Board of Public Works, helped authorize a sale of 190 acres of state bayside marsh land at 100 dollars per acre to James B. Caine’s firm, Ocean City area developer. The board’s unanimous deed signing December 20 ended a four year dispute and could yield profits up to ten million if sold at 7 thousand dollars per lot. The vice president’s staff planned to review records before comment.

Annapolis UPL Spiro T. Agnew Agnew Maryland Board of Public Works Maryland Louis Goldstein John K. Luetkemeyer Bayside Atlantic Coast Ocean City Caine Keys, Inc James B. Caine Salisbury Caine Worcester County Board of Public Herbert Thompson Allj Thompson Board of Vice Public Works

Circus Date Change for Newark Show

The Miller Johnson Circus will perform at Newark High School on June 13, not June 6 as previously announced. The act brings a night of circus thrills to students and residents in the Newark area.

Newark Miller. Johnson Circus Newark High School

Meals for Needy Pupils Under Fire in Newark Budget

Newark Unified School District Trustee Anne Graf criticized using school funds for meals for needy pupils and Head Start students during the first budget work session for 1969-70. She urged reimbursement by another agency and opposed an override tax. Superintendent Machtregor defended the expense if no alternative payer exists.

Newark Newark Unified School District Anne Graf Par- Vienna UPI China H. L. Eid Ion Bucharest Agers Romania

Nixon Denounces College Radicals at South Dakota Campus

President Nixon condemned college extremists while urging honesty in American life at General Beadle State College. He warned invaders that forced concessions erode rights, saying freedom is weakened when any group undermines others. He noted the crowd’s patriotism and two minor disruptions as he toured the Mundt Library before heading to Colorado Springs.

Madison, S.D UPI Nixon General Beadle State College State College South Dakota Fred C. Christopherson Vietnam Tours Mundt Freedoms Ameriza Midway Island Madison Colorado Springs Air Force Academy U. S Washington National Security Council South

Daily Review notices and imprint misreads from 1961

A damaged OCR style notice lists publication details for a California court order and newspaper imprint. It references June 21 1961, a post office entry, and incorrect locality spellings while noting subscription rates and bureau information. The fragmented item preserves names, dates, and places with numerous transcription errors.

The Daily Review David R. Perry State of California Alamed

Obituary Esteban Saucedo HS dies at Fremont home

Funeral services are set for Esteban Saucedo HS 4 who died Sunday at his Fremont home. The service will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Chapel of the Palms Mortuary Fremont. Survivors include five brothers Randy Bernie Raymond Richard and Rickie all of Fremont and grandparents in San Leandro and Hayward. Burial at Cedar Lawn Memorial Park. Rev Larry Rothchild will officiate. Friends may call after 2 p.m. today.

Esteban Saucedo Esteban Saucedo IL San Leandro Joseph Rivera Hayward Palms Mortuary Larry Rothchild Warm Springs Baptist Church Burla Cedar Lawn Memorial Park Fremont

Australian ship collision ends search for Evans crew

Melbourne ordered the Evans to change course to rescue others after a collision with HMAS Melbourne during SEATO antisubmarine exercises 309 miles southeast of Saigon. Officials confirmed 73 crewmen confined and 16 survivors, with Navy investigations to determine cause. Names of some missing and survivors include Radar Sage and Gregory Sage, plus Lawrence Reilly Jr. and Garlan McLemore, as nations mourn and recount prior incidents.

Kearsarge Charles R. Kelly Canberra Evans Melbourne U.S HLS Pacific Fleet Washington Navy Pentagon Gregory Allen Sage Gary Loren Evans Sage Telly Jo Sage Cap V. C. Thomas Ernest E. Sage Pacific Niobrara Neb Gregory Fleet Linda Sue Sage Omaha Lawrence Joh Reilly Jr UU Long Beach, Calif Lawrence John Reilly Costa Mesa Calif Flagstle Southeast Treaty Organization SEATO Saigon Voyager New South Wales Kelly Navy Ag Austraafer Vung Tau Lans South Vietnam Singapore Roairs Provident Nixon Sanbourne John G. Garlan Cmdr White House McLemore Nixon Vietnam Gorton

Mechanics Authorize Greyhound Bus Strike

Federal Mechanics at Greyhound Bus authorize a strike after rejecting a three year contract offer from the Amalgamated Transit Union. More than 300 members approved sending notices, with no strike date set, threatening to halt operations across Western states and force alternative transport for commuters. The last major Greyhound shutdown occurred in mid 1966.

San Francisco UPS Greyhound Bus Roger Raoul Amalgamated Company Greyhound Western

Salary Mediation to Board Continues in Alameda County

The mediation service began Monday to unite the Alameda County Board of Supervisors and 4,200 dues paying employees for talks. The May 29 approved budget raises average 5 percent in July and 2 percent in January for about 7,000 workers. Many clerks in the courts and appraisers office face only a 24 percent July increase, with a further 24 percent in January. County personnel director Albert J. Nardi said the clerks’ raises align with Bay Area clerical pay scales. On May 14, three Service Employee International Unions held informational pickets at the county administration building urging stronger negotiations.

Board of Supervisors Employes Association Moai Alameen County Civil Service Albert J. Nardi Bay Area Service Minploye International

Dynamite Cache Detonated By Navy Demolition Expert

Police reported a dynamite cache stolen from a Sonora construction site was moved Monday to a fire station near Warm Springs to avoid danger of transport to Alameda Naval Air Station. A Navy demolition unit deemed it too perilous to relocate the sticks. Some sticks were packed upside down causing nitroglycerin to crystallize and risk detonation if jarred.

Navy Harry Heyen Warm Springs Alameda Naval Air Station Sonora

Siberian city Abakan flooded as rains trigger evacuations

Pravda reports heavy rains and swelling rivers caused widespread flooding in Abakan and surrounding areas. Navy advised safe handling of volatile cache as evacuations affected thousands near Seat Creek Road. No confirmed dynamite or injuries were recorded in the Tuesday update.

Navy Pallid Moscow IUPI Abakan Seat Creek Road Alameda County Ieper Pravda Heven

Seven Teenagers Questioned in California Slaying

In Vallejo California seven teenagers including three girls were questioned by police about the predawn killing of a service station attendant and the wounding of another during an armed robbery. Investigators said the youths gave statements and were being held for further questioning as the case moved toward a possible indictment.

Vallejo Calif

Band and Drill Team Win Major Sound Awards

Newark High School bands and drill team swept top honors at a California review, earning four first places in the A division plus a second for the band and two sweepstakes awards. The event drew 60 bands, while Memorial Field hosted the competition preceding graduation season. Meanwhile police reported a shooting in San Mateo as a carload of youths fled a service station. an MI rifle was recovered after four suspects were stopped nearby.

Newark Newark High Turney San Gerald Turney San Mateo California

Trade Pact Signed Between Britain and Soviet Union

Moscow reports Britain and the Soviet Union signed a six year trade agreement covering about 600 million in goods exchanged annually. The accord formalizes mutual trade terms and aims to boost postwar economic ties between the two nations.

Moscow UPS Britain Soviet Union

Fremont Taxable Sales Hit 128 Million Mark in 1968

Fremont reported the largest annual taxable sales total of 1968 with 128 million dollars across Alameda County. Statewide taxable sales rose to 2.232 billion, with Fremont contributing 107.9 million in retail and 20.3 million in other categories. Details include 35.1 million in general merchandise and 9.5 million in food stores among others.

Fremont State Board of Alameda County

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