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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1967

Page

10

March by Atlanta Klansmen Tests City Limits

Nearly 400 Klansmen in robes marched through Atlanta to city hall to show support for Vietnam and condemn anti Communist critics. Police reported no incidents as counter demonstrators met them with signs condemning racism and war.

Atlanta UPI United Bed Klex Klan Negra Vietnam Georgia Calvin Craig America Lanssmen City Hall Oprey Cassius) Clay Martin Luther King U.S KKK

City Joins Volunteer Bureau in Fremont

Fremont joins the Volunteer Bureau of Alameda County to place volunteers in health welfare recreation and education roles. The program operates at Tiles Community Center and will interview residents for city boards and commissions. Interviewers from Fremont and Newark will assist at the Free Tent program led by Allen Box.

Fremont Volunteer Bureau Lameda County Tiles Sex'ntl Street Allen Box Voluneer Services Lyle 3Uehler Volunteer Bureau Actiory

Fremonter Wins At Chabot College Administration Post

Jack P. Rogers of Fremont has been elected administrative vice president of the Associated Students of Chabot College. Rogers, a physical education major, defeated James Yarnell of San Lorenzo and will serve until January 1988. Don Blandin of Hayward was re elected president, defeating Al Langen of San Leandro.

Jack P. Rogers Mount Vernon Ave Fremont Associated Students of Chabot College Rogers Washingten High School James S. Yarnell San Lorenzo Hig E Don Blandin Hayward al Langen San Leandro

Counselor and Instructor Join Fremont Newark Junior College

A counselor and a drafting and engineering instructor were added to Fremont Newark Junior College District after a brief executive session. Patricia Pallister becomes the counseling staff's first member, with prior roles at Cochise College and the University of Arizona. James L. Schilling, an experienced drafting teacher, holds degrees from Brigham Young University and has graduate work at UC and San Jose State.

Fremont- Newark Patricia Pallister Cochise College Douglas Ariz University of Arizona At Tucson University of Maryland James L. Schilling Tve More Foothill Junior College Schilling Brigham Young} University University Off California San Jose State College

Lawyer Laments Levy Conviction at Fort Jackson Court Martial

Atlanta lawyer Charles Morgan Jr denounces the court martial of Army doctor Levy a Brooklyn born Green Beret medic, sentenced to three years hard labor after refusing training. Levy was moved to Fort Jackson stockade minutes after sentencing as his parents and girlfriend react. Morgan seeks release pending appeal.

Morgan Levy Ft. Jackson Stockade Green Beret Vietnam U. S. Army Federal Penitentiary Leavenworth Kans Seymour. Levy Brooklyn Trina Sahli Ft.Jackson Department of Army

Fremont Newark Junior College District Gains Federal Funds Eligibility

Fremont Newark Junior College District has been recognized by the U S Bureau of Higher Education as eligible for federal funds after a recommendation by Dr Henry T Tyler. Accreditation to be renewed annually for three years before a full Western Association team reviews permanent status, with completion expected by 1969 70. The district also meets California education regulations and state university system standards.

Fremont-Newark Bureau of Higher Education Federal Department of Health, Education and Welfare Theresa Wilkins Henry T. Tyler Junior College Accreditation Commission Western Association of Schools and Colleges California State Department of Education University of California California State Colleges California Junior College Association

Two Die In Fire Near Idabel Oklahoma

A Texas man, Hugh Ramsey Taylor, 42, of Boston Texas, died early Sunday when his car left a curve ten miles east of Idabel, overturned, and exploded in fire. Two children were in the car. the body was found after the blaze. Imogene Bailey, 23, of Haworth Oklahoma, a passenger, escaped serious injury but was treated for smoke exposure. The wreck occurred near McCurtain County Memorial Hospital.

Idabel, Okla Hugh Ramsey Taylor Boston Tex Idabel Brunswick UPI Imogene Bailey Haworth Okla Lower Saxony McCurtain Own County Memorial Hospital

Fremont Plans Month of City Meetings and Updates

Fremont plans highlight the final element of the citys general plan with a June 26 Planning Commission meeting focused on the Core Area Plan in the 701 Program. June also brings Historical Architectural Review Board session June 6 28 at Olive Hyde Center plus Sister City Committee events, Recreation Commission meetings June 6 21, a picnic by the City Employees Association on June 10 at Linda Vista Park, and City Council sessions June 13 26 27. The Fremont Numan Relations Commission will convene June 16 in Olive Hyde Center.

Fremont Fremont Planning Commission Historical Architectural Review Board Olive Hyde Center Walt Hyde Center Fremont Recreation Commission Niles Community Center Fremont City Employes’ Association Linda Vista Park Fremont Commuunity Center Community Center Fremont Numan Rela- Hons Commission

Maoists clash in Sinkiang amid China cultural revolution clash

UPI reports power struggle at a nuclear test site in Sinkiang where pro and anti Maoist factions fight, disrupting air production. Peking Radio extols Mao as greatest Communist leader, while People’s Daily claims Soviet leadership failed and China gains new world movement guidance.

Hong Kong UPI Peking Mao Sinkiang China Mao Tse-tung Karl Marx Lenin Peking “People’s Daily Soviet Union

Hong Kong Revolt Support Sighted in Chinese Press

A Mainichi correspondent cites wall posters in Beijing claiming a clash between rival factions loyal to Mao and dissident oil workers. In Hong Kong the People's Daily editorials pledge Chinese support for activists against British rule and call for united action against imperialism.

Liu Mao Mainichi Ino Hong Kong UPI People of Communisilia People's Daily China Crown Aking Radio Chinese Communist‘ Radio Kang Ajtrough Peking Red Guards Cmsss Canton Shanghai Tce Spondent

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