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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1967
Page
2
District President Adrien J. Falix from San leads demand to pull the Davis station from the bill and to direct district officials to inform the legislature. The move is tied to representing the East transit district and aims to clarify the bill's impact.
A wary inquiry mixes with impatience as the speaker questions the path forward in a confined space. Ambiguity lingers about direction and purpose amid a tense, uncertain setting.
A reader argues the medical profession lacks a single clear spokesperson on ethics and policy. The writer criticizes reliance on the Surgeon General and calls for a unified AMA voice to address national health policy, Medicare, drug costs, and other reforms. He warns against political bias and urges慎 careful, authoritative communication.
Russell Kirk argues that the lessons of Nazism must be studied in context not dismissed as myth. He warns that militant pacifists and extremist agitators echo Nazi tactics, threatening democratic norms and respect for law.
A young man seeks seafaring work amid Vietnam era restrictions. He learns he needs a Coast Guard eligibility certificate tied to shipboard work and union backing, but both prove elusive. He visits Maritime Administration offices and two unions in Baltimore, only to be told jobs require prior employment or membership. He ultimately abandons the plan to pursue seafaring.
The piece argues the Soviet Union aims to keep the Middle East volatile to undermine Western influence. It contends Moscow will press U N resolutions hostile to Israel, backing Arab states while avoiding direct confrontation, effectively “Let you and him fight” to drain Western powers.
The entry notes New Hampshire's 1788 ratification making the Constitution effective as the ninth state, Okinawa's 1945 end to the battle, Giovanni Battista Montini's 1963 papal election becoming Pope Paul VI, and Johnson's 1965 $4.7 billion income tax cut bill signing. A. S. W. Rosenbach quotes on love and book collecting close the item.
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