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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1967
Page
2
Florence and its merchants raised locally several hundred thousand dollars to landscape the area and provide zonal parking. Civic leaders did not seek federal aid in Washington, and Florence earned the right to boast that it is an All American City.
Sir Francis proves age 65 is not a limit as he sails a 53-foot ketch solo around the world. He covered 28,500 miles in about four months on a limited diet and gear that lets one man do the work of four. He finished in splendid shape and argues many 65 plus workers can stay productive in private industry.
A fragment notes a countdown before figures reach fruition. The text hints at delay and eventual realization, without providing concrete names, dates, or places. It reads as a cautious forecast emphasizing patience and the uncertain timing of outcomes.
Opinion piece urging honest negotiations to resolve the Middle East crisis. Argues Israel gained support from the United States and Britain to counter Nasser Egypt, criticizes UN neutrality, and calls for replacing force with diplomacy. Highlights U.N. double standards and the need to back peaceful coexistence with Arab states.
Washington chronicler recalls meeting Capt Moishe Ginsberg, Israeli Army veteran, who offers blunt battlefield advice for the U S role in Vietnam. He dismisses partial bombing, urges simultaneous strikes on airfields, and proposes rapid armored thrusts to seize enemy strongholds, arguing Israel’s lessons could guide American tactics.
Russell Kirk argues that Jerusalem’s holy sites require international protection under United Nations authority. He notes competing claims by Israelis and Arabs, historic Christian Jewish and Muslim shrines, and suggests a UN governed, neutral protectorate to preserve sacred sites and reduce conflict. He criticizes UN Congo occupation and Gaza snippets as inadequate.
A critical view of Secretary Freeman and federal farm programs argues they burden farmers and taxpayers. The piece claims subsidies expand empire, cost billions, fail to control production or raise prices, and hinder a shift to a free market by 1968. It condemns old New Deal views and calls for deficit reduction and reevaluation on Capitol Hill.
Summary of key historical notes including Congress authorizing recruiting of light infantry companies in 1775, Stars and Stripes becoming national flag in 1777, German entry into Paris in 1840, McCarthy linked to Stalin during WWII era, and a Thoreau reflection on philanthropy as a valued virtue.
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