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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1971
Page
1
A narrator recounts taking Goobie the chicken, a class hatchery pet, to a roadside orange stand to find it a new home. The scene shows skeptical kids, a wary seller, and a farmer offering feed as Goobie heads toward adoption on a farm.
Fidel Castro ordered a revolutionary tribunal to try five Americans stranded in Cuba for allegedly entering the country illegally. The group includes four from a Caribbean yacht voyage and a Pennsylvania man who sailed a canoe from New York to Los Angeles. Cuban authorities linked the case to earlier Cuban fishermen sentenced in Key West and alleged irregularities in the U S court process.
Sen. William Proxmire relays McDonnell-Douglas offer to reimburse three airlines up to 200 million if Congress allows Lockheed to fail. In exchange the airlines would buy DC-10s from McDonnell-Douglas, replacing Lockheed Tristars they prepaid for. Proxmire questioned the deal at a Senate Banking Committee hearing while Browne warned there is no free lunch.
LOS ANGELES UPI Congressman Thomas Hees announced his support of Senator Edmund Muskie for the Democratic presidential nomination at a news conference. Hees said Muskie has tremendous ability to pull people together and communicates honestly with college students.
In Escalon, Manuel Cano, 76, a retired gravedigger, says he buried 27 victims from a 1915 clash between Yaqui Indians and Pancho Villa’s forces after construction workers unearthed them. He recalls the brave Yaquis defending the barracks near the movie theater amid heavy fighting and deaths. Mayor Raymundo Palacios confirms bones remained bare but with clothing fragments, dispelling any belief of a recent massacre.
Manila UPI reports President Ferdinand E Marcos pardoned 215 inmates in observance of the 73rd Philippine republic day June 12. A second group will receive clemency on Friday, a presidential palace spokesmen said.
Governor Ronald Reagan will attend a Sunday evening fundraiser dinner at the Los Angeles Music Center to support the Motion Picture Relief Fund, which runs a home and hospital for retired show business people. Reagan, a former actor, was announced by his office on Thursday.
Public circulation notice from The Daily Review Inc listing Fremont California, Alameda County, court order for distribution as second class mail matter under federal act, auditing bureau reference and address for communications.
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