29 Jun 1967
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1967
Page
3
Fremont City Council faces pressure from employees and interest groups as budget hearings expose fears of higher taxes. Council members clash over discussing a tax increase while promising tax cuts tied to a police bond vote, amid public doubt and recalled promises. The derailed name mix ups reflect tense political mood.
City Manager Donald Driggs presents his first blueprint for Fremont’s future a blunt original budget message focusing on concrete results. He reorganizes Park and Recreation division to push park development while directors oppose the change, demanding higher taxpayer service with prudent spending.
A garbled excerpt hints at themes of Cold War diplomacy, Nigeria’s secession, Africa’s role, and a quip about funding costs. The readable bits reference the United States, Russia, the Middle East conflict, and questions of responsibility, without clear dates or names.
Russell Kirk argues that Judge James Shelley Wright of the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals seeks to dictate Washington DC schools. He condemns the track system and busing as racially unequal, urging focus on improving Negro neighborhood schools instead of forced integration by court order.
Letters highlight Newark Senior Scout Trailblazers 43 day exchange with Mexico under Manuel Hiiseno and hosts Eleazar Alcazaz and Jose Gallardo. Mentions American Field Service students, local families, and cross cultural friendship. Also notes Alameda County Christmas Seal effort, Chestmobile service, and praise for community leaders and The Argus editorial support.
Paul Harvey surveys towns that repurpose former military sites after base closures. Salina Kansas scaled from a welfare shock to a thriving hub, converting Schilling Air Force Base housing and runways into a technical institute, housing for families, a state rehab center, and industries, inspiring a Pentagon blueprint for others. The transformation turned a costly asset into a diversified economic engine.
In 1852 Henry Clay a U S senator Speaker of the House and secretary of state died in Washington In 1948 British arrested more than 2700 Jews in Palestine action to stamp out terrorism In 1961 the United States orbited three satellites at once In 194 Cuban Premier Fidel Castro sister defected to Mexico City A thought for the day Sir Jeank Walton Good company and good discourse are the sinews of virtue.
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