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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1967
Page
7
UPI reports David Hemmings of Blow Up has completed his role and headed back to England to lead the cast of The Charge of the Light Brigade. Despite noted deficiencies the conference was praised as a good start and blamed for unclear representations of the general plan.
Fremont youth band The Souls, a local rock group with a young organist, preps for Fremont Day at the Alameda County Fair. The troupe showcases energetic teen talent and hopes to win over fairgoers with their upbeat set.
Dr Temple says handicapped campers rely on camperships and more funds are needed this year. The drive aims to help as many as 23 youths from Berkeley Oakland Hayward Fremont areas attend a summer program. The current shortfall is slightly over $2200.
The article surveys ongoing discrimination against disabled and Black youths, housing and public aid debates, and a $260,000 bequest for cancer research students at Stanford. It mentions Avery Brundage meeting San Francisco officials, a Sacramento welfare administrator’s testimony, and public housing concerns tied to social problems.
A San Diego man Robert Metzger 27 faced mentions as a guinea pig for testing a bug bomb anti riot device. Assemblyman Charles J. Conn said recommendations would be made. Betty Hutton filed for bankruptcy in a Los Angeles federal court listing debits described as judicious investments amid financial difficulties.
The county plans toll free numbers for areas including Oakland and South County with all lines ending at a single Oakland switchboard. The estimated yearly system cost is 14038 dollars. Residents in different regions may face varying charges while county offices remain concentrated in the South County.
Signups begin Monday for Fremont Community Recreation Department summer programs and courses including Tiny Tots and camping. Registrations are at the Fremont Community Center, Paseo Padre Parkway, with weekends 8 p.m. to noon and 1 to 6 p.m. Leisure Information calls at 793-1124. Summer sessions start June 20 for Tiny Tots and camping, with playground programs opening June 21.
Leslie Salt announces Ly owned Subsig Properties Inc appoints Coléian Tobitis as planning director for Santa Clara. The move aims to lead comprehensive development of Leslie holdings including a 4,400 acre Redwood City project, linking private developers with government at all levels. Tobitis’ experience is seen as key to long-range planning and utilization of properties.
The Defense Department announced a large draft increase, detailing that about 23,000 men will be drafted into the Army this year. Officials framed the move as a planned buildup rather than a sudden surge, signaling a shift to a higher force level.
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