Fremonts Best Answer On Indonedia Steel Mill Project
Gran ite City Steel Co of Granite City HL declined to finish the Indonesian Soviet built steel mill near Djakarta in West Java. The plant, if completed, would have produced 100000 to 150000 tons annually. The Russians invested 30 to 33 million dollars before halting in 1965. The decision marks a rare refusal to rely on American taxpayer support for a Communist era project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oura
Soviet Union
Granite City Steel Co
Granite City
Djakarta
Indonesia
Tjilegon
West Java
Djskarta
Sukarno
State Department
White House
Nixon
United States
Fremont Seeks Quarry Tax to Back Up City Needs
The Fremont Recreation Commission endorses Art Lampert’s plan for a 10 cent per ton royalty on quarry products. The proposal aims to fund street repairs, parkways, and rehabilitation of abandoned quarries, arguing quarrying shifts costs onto the community. Fremont City Council urged to act to prevent future hazards and cover damage from quarry operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Fremont Recreation Commission
Art Lampert
California
Umit
Tremont
Fremont Connell
Colleges face new pressures as campuses brace for clashes
Countdown Father Hesburgh warns that unless colleges learn to cope with campus disorders, they may be targets of repression by outside sources. The nation's campuses could become future battle grounds as outside forces press. The Nixon plan for foreign aid shifts to a government corporation, signaling a move to privatize government functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hesburgh
Nixon
Voice of The People The School
The California school finance crisis prompts calls for a 372 million funding measure and reform of the funding framework. CTAs press for equity as state share has fallen from 47.5 percent in 1954 to under 36 percent this year, with local taxpayers bearing most costs. Legislative talks push two bills toward compromise school funding, aiming to raise aid and adjust per pupil allocations while addressing kindergarten through high school needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Californian Teachers Association
Senate
Assembly
Mhe
Unclear text fragment on welfare dues and union funds
The fragment discusses freeloaders forming a union and mentions welfare recipients paying dues from welfare checks. It references an organization with 30,000 members in 100 cities and director Dr. George Wiley. It also notes taxpayer involvement and voting limits, but overall the text is garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tye
Washington
George
Wiley
NWRO faces grant demands amid welfare funding clash
A broad critique accuses the NWRO of seeking $404,080 plus $200,000 more in welfare money, with guarantees of annual funding, free life insurance, clothing, furnishings, and recreation. The piece links this to threats against legislators, calls for political pressure, and notes Secretary Finch contemplates expanded support despite civil unrest linked to welfare debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NWRO
Ars Bc
Department of Farther
Robert Finch
Wiley
Sears
Montgomery Wand
Finch
West Germany
Germany
Western Europe
United States
Free World
NATO
Bonn Starts Flexing Its Muscles
Western Europe notes a shift in German mood as Brandt speaks of a new national mood while Bonn projects renewed power. The piece traces postwar Germany on two levels, its growing economic strength and rising nationalism, with Brandt at the center of debates over East alignment and U.S. relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy Brandt
NATO
Herr Brandt
Germany
United States
Japan
West Germany
de Gaulle
France
Brandt
Europe
Nixon
This Day In History Highlights Key War and Health Moments
On this day in history, 1900 saw Dr Waller Reed drive a Yellow Fever campaign, 1917 marked the first Allied troops reaching France in World War I, 1944 Cherbourg was liberated, and the Berlin Airlift sought to bypass the Soviet blockade. A thought attributed to Arthur Schopenhauer notes assumed female injustice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waller Reed
France
Cherborg
U.S
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Pel Fausta
Rolph Fairchild Edster
Voice OF
People
Dreas
Sible For Education
Mbior
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Paul
Harvey
Don Maclean
NWRC
Congress
New York Hilton
National Conference On Social Welfare
Weh
Bator
can'Lingue
Congress Creitant Welfare Army
Itaalens
New York
Times of London
Ark
Woody's World
By John Holm
Bonn
Munich
Hitler
Konrad Adenauer
Russia
China
Italy
Fredrich Nietesche
Mond
Herbert Weiner
Norway
Kremlin
Arthur Schopenhauer
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!