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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1967
Page
1
An official said the suspect apparently did not really intend the attack and urged commitment for mental examination. Police admitted embarrassment over reports of a planned assault on the Soviet mission.
Ronald Redgar cites state college budget strain with a three month hiring freeze amid recruiting challenges. He notes 12 629 admissions applications received by June 1 and 1 500 faculty positions still unfilled for fall as of Dr C Mansel Keene.
A month-long ticket slowdown preceded a sick call boycott by police, aiming to force pay raises amid a new city budget. The move, seen as a first major city police strike since 1919, began Thursday as officers refused to work, demanding restored duties and compensation.
A garbled report references California household figures for 1965 with figures like 5.8 and 8.6 and a 46 percent increase cited. It mentions New York and a national period but the text is incomplete and unclear on exact entities or outcomes.
Readable text shows Kosygin and DeGaulle pressing for a long parley on the Middle East. France, Britain, the United States, and the Soviet Union discuss options after Egypt blocks the Gulf of Aqaba, signaling heightened tensions and a potential big four meeting.
Fragmented text notes endorsement of someone for president and mentions Reagan, names a warden for San Quentin and other officials, plus budget figures and legal notices. The source blends garbled OCR with scattered proper nouns.
An aeronautical engineer proposed a Paris to Los Angeles style express using an inverted concrete guideway to run at 125 miles per hour on a center strip of a freeway. The concept envisions trains traveling over a raised, single central lane rather than rails, with a tentative route France to Oregon noted in the discussion. The idea was linked to a broader urban congestion solution and discussed at a Pace Action Council event in Southern California.
A Keokuk survey at the high school shows sex education courses are making an impact. About 60 percent of girls who enrolled reported using the course, while 81.6 percent of births tracked involved girls who did not take the class. The study highlights differences in outcomes between course participants and nonparticipants.
Frent event notes featured a county fair with crafts, luncheon, and handicap race. Newark Day on July 3 pairs with Mameda Day and a Maid of Alamadali County contest. Attractions included Frivolous Five, Phe, the Weirely Brothers, and Marquisin Chimps. Parade at 2 PM on July 9 plus fireworks on July 2 3 and 4. Junior Livestock Auction set for July 16.
A fragmentary report describes a chaotic protest at the Red Embassy with fires and debris. Police deployed tear gas as demonstrators threw objects and shouted slogans, amid claims of espionage from Beijing.
A Tuesday workshop and banquet will discuss using newspapers in teaching the culturally disadvantaged. John Gothberg, director, and Ray of Mt Eden will share methods with speakers from Prescott and San Jose.
An unclear report quotes Walt in New York discussing U.S. stance on Vietnam. The fragment hints at a two year duration and the possibility of a marriage or alliance with an Asian country, but the text is garbled and few concrete details remain.
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