Weather Outlook Includes Afternoons With Warmth Then Wind
Forecasts suggest mostly fair conditions with improving afternoons. Light to moderate west to northwest winds expected, with daytime highs around mid 80s and cooler evenings.
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1967
Page
1
Forecasts suggest mostly fair conditions with improving afternoons. Light to moderate west to northwest winds expected, with daytime highs around mid 80s and cooler evenings.
Trustees warned state funds for the upcoming budget are uncertain until after study. Without AB 272 passage they fear meeting program costs, estimating a revenue shortfall even as property assessments rise. They expect a $700,000 gap and plan deferments while a first budget work session is set for June.
Superintendent Jack MacGregor warns bond plan hinges on accurate district valuation and student counts. Officials criticize incorrect figures linked to AB 272 and state tax relief, noting no action from the legislature for weeks while the district scrambles to meet budget deadlines.
California Hawaii Sugar Co. Crockett plant workers stage a second day walkout delaying sugar shipments to U.S. servicemen in Vietnam. The dispute coincides with a budget seminar and a tentative $19.8 million fiscal plan as trustees set six public meetings before final adoption.
The college board approved Eppler's plan to admit up to 12 foreign students this September and required each to pay a $330 admission fee, aiming to ensure they can read and write English.
Residents complain taxes and misapplied funds while developer issues and housing issues trigger reassessment risks. City officials, FHA, and builder face scrutiny over water problems, home damage, and corrective duties, with proposed meetings to seek action.
The text describes Israeli ground forces operating in Sinai with thousands of Egyptian soldiers feared dead and civilians suffering thirst and hunger. Arab refugee aid programs are launched as the UN debates condemnation of Israel and withdrawal to pre-war lines. Soviet demands prompt an emergency UN General Assembly session while the Security Council discusses Arab charges of aggression.
Fremont broker Mezzetti seeks to relocate his auto agency from Williams Street to a 5.4 acre site on Be The request was denied by the planning commission. Mezzetti and allied parties challenge the ruling, considering a writ of mandate to compel rezoning. City confronts traffic and central post office site issues affecting Boulevard development and the pig pen strip area. The council also approved street work for Delaware Drive and Fremont Boulevard with Silva Bros. Contractors obtaining the low bid of 360,622.
South Vietnamese command says government forces killed 202 guerrillas with air strikes over two weeks while sustaining light losses. The action followed a Viet Cong dawn attack on a refugee hamlet 110 miles southwest of Saigon that killed 19 civilians and wounded 44. Special Forces base near Saigon hit by saboteurs sparked fires and ammunition explosions. at least five Americans injured.
Senator Thomas J. Dodd defended his statements on his finances during a Senate ethics debate censure motion. He challenged colleagues to label him a liar and said he had enough votes to prevail, insisting he told the truth despite charges over gifts and funds used in political contexts. He cited accountant figures and legal arguments, warning of divine vengeance if found guilty, while supporters claimed the opposition’s case was collapsed by his testimony.
In Hue Thieu announced he will oppose Ky for president in September elections. Both generals, aging Thieu and popular Ky, face eight civilians. Thieu vows democracy, social justice, national unity, and victory over Communists, while fearing army splits if rivals run.
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