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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1967
Page
2
The city faces a turning point as a growing majority of newcomers challenge old opposition. A court ruling and bond issue have paused debate while residents unite to focus on building Fremont's bright future.
A boxing exhibition raised funds for cancer victim Wendy Brown with 600 plus spectators. Fighters showcased their skills in a charitable, sympathetic display intended to aid Brown as she receives support. Tick Sadler’s role drew comment amid praise for the benefactors and volunteers who organized the event.
A spirited Fremont letter warns Newark officials against further double dealing and calls for decisive leadership. It lauds the 1967 school bond victory, credits volunteers and civic groups, and urges sustained municipal effort, citing commendations for campaign workers and a push for responsible city governance.
County Superintendent Rock La Fleche commends the Argus for excellent educational news coverage over the past school year. He notes the value to schools and readers and urges broader city leadership and support, urging five unpaid school board members and five city councilmen paid $150 monthly to show equal leadership. Newark credits Mrs. Bette Is Grishhy.
A fragmented political digressive piece argues Washington should avoid “do-gooder” rhetoric while weighing American aid to Arab nations. It warns that funds could bolster Soviet arms and propping regimes, with critics noting oil wealth, corruption, and dictatorship. The author contrasts Korea and Vietnam criticism with a lax standard for the Arab world, suggesting domestic politics drive aid plans and voter impact. The piece maintains that hidden methods may push lavish aid while preserving current leadership amid regional turmoil.
A brief odyssey through 19th and 20th century milestones noting Victoria’s accession in 1837, West Virginia’s statehood in 1863, U S control of Guam during the Spanish American War, and the 1965 death of Bernard Baruch. Reflects on patience as a remedy for trouble.
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