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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1967
Page
9
Legislature resumes work on Reagan budget deadline
With four weeks left before the 1967-68 spending deadline the State Legislature resumes work today on Governor Ronald Reagan's $8.1 billion budget package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Rea-gan
Ku Klux Klansmen march in Atlanta amid antiwar stance
A report describes white robed and hooded Klansmen marching through a Negro neighborhood in Atlanta with jeers and contempt for antiwar and communist sympathizers. Separate items note Boston standby alerts after violence in Roxbury and a riot in Clearwater, Washington quelled by police and deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Boston
Roxbury
Middle East crisis looms as world leaders plan talks
A vice president will fly to Washington to discuss the Middle East crisis with President Johnson. Reports from Peking describe serious fighting in Sinkian province amid clashes between pro and anti Magist forces disrupting vital well production. Pope Paul VI voices concern over war threats and UN Security Council members seek a restraint appeal as global tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arab Republic
Washington
Middle East
Johnson
Peking
Sinkian Province
China
Israel
National Unity
Jerusalem
Charles de Gaulie
Mideast
Paul VI
Holy Land
United Nations Security Council
Fremont To Vote Tuesday Amid Civic Center Proposal
Fremont voters head to the polls Tuesday at City Hall Parkway to decide a civic center bond issue. A previous 2 million dollar project failed to pass, and a large share of undecided voters could swing the outcome. Opponents, led by the Fremont Democratic Club and James Vieth, warn bonds would raise taxes by four cents per hundred of assessed value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tve
Argus
Mre- Mont
Fremont Democratic Club
Fremont
Committee
Tevenuta
Elaine Black Bright As New Newark Maid
Elaine Black, newly arrived in Newark, earns attention for her polished demeanor and poised debut as a domestic helper in a prominent household. Her entry signals a fresh social note in the city’s midweek circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Maid OF Newark
Elaine Black
Elaine Black Bright
New Newark
Bishop Appeals State and Papal Visit Comment
Fragmentary notes recount a bishop's appeal and a cardinal's remarks during Christmas time. The text mentions Myers, South Vietnam events, and a proposed pope visit, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
Episcopal
Myers
Aew
South Vietnam
Fremont Council Considers 4-Cent Tax Cut Tied to Bond Vote
Fremont city council debates trimming the tax rate by four cents contingent on approval of a $1,000,000 police bond measure. If bonds pass, tax levies will rise four cents per $100 of assessed value under current law, while a bond defeat may keep taxes steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoffrey Steel
Youth Held In Stabbing At Irvington High School
Richard C. Miller of Fremont was arrested near Gus Robertson Elementary after a stabbing at Irvington High School. Miller faces assault charges after witnesses say he was taunted by James and a companion and attacked with a broken bat, leaving a 15 year old in critical condition at Washington Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington H
Gus Robertson
Miller
James
Two Crashes Fatal To 160 in Separate UK France Tragedies
In Manchester and Stockport a British Midlands Airways chartered jet and another airliner crashed within hours, killing 72 of 84 aboard in Manchester suburb Stockport, part of a twin disaster that left 160 dead in a single day, the worst aviation toll on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
England
UPI
Mediterranean
Perpignan
France
Stockport
British Midlands Airways
Fremont police crack forgery ring. two men arrested
Fremont police arrested two men after they allegedly attempted to cash stolen payroll checks at local markets. The suspects, Guirre, 30, of San being held on charges including possession of narcotics paraphernalia and stolen property, and Richard A. Perez, 34, of Oakland, faced forgery and burglary investigations. Bail was tentatively set at 13,200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Guirre
San
Richard A. Perez
Oakland
Argus backs Yes on $1.42 million police bond measure
The Argus urges a Yes vote on the $1,420,000 police bond measure. Two men with lengthy police records were arrested after attempting to cash a $99 check at Fremont Food Fair and P X Market. Clerks flagged the check from a stolen list and notified police. The arrests occurred in Alec Shopping Center parking lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Argus
Fremont
Alec Shopping Center
Tuey Wins Her Second Emmy Prize
HOLLYWOOD UPI reports Lucille Ball won her second Emmy in 34 years at the 18th Television Academy awards. Ball wept openly after a long career, accepting for outstanding performance by an actress in a comedy series The Lucy Show. The ceremony also recognized Barbara Bain and named The Monkees best comedy series of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Wood
UPI
Lucille Ball
Miss Ball
Lucy Stowee Een
Missionable
Barbara Bain
Video Academy
Andy Williams Shaw
Nationalist Forces Raid Mainland China Near Shantung
Nationalist Chinese commandos reportedly invaded mainland China from Formosa last Monday, claiming 15 Communist casualties and destroying nine gunboats. The CNAs report said raiders landed at Chengmatam on the Shantung Peninsula, delivered supplies and advisers, then withdrew without losses, while crossing the Formosa Strait in junks amid Mao era turmoil.
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Taipet
Formosa
UPI
Chiina
Chinese Defense Centrial
Shantung Peninsula
Cna
Chengmatam
Shantung
Formosa Strait
China
Mao Tse-tung
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Warten
Nawa
Hall
Adre ‘Parkway
Varius
James Vieth
Preto
Bob Lira
Wee
Tivington High
Gery
Tuey
Red China
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