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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1969

Page

2

Tempest In Tomatoes Marks Price Rise From U.S. Policy

Agricultural protectionism drive by the USDA has lifted tomato prices in the South County and California. Florida and Mexican growers blame U.S. policy for restricting green tomatoes, cutting imports by up to 50 percent and triggering shortages and waste. Mexican officials protest, noting U.S. aid boosted Mexican production, while housewives face higher costs as prices surge.

South U.S. Department of Agriculture United States U.S Pacific Southwest Florida USDA California Mexico Imperial Valley Albert Conard West Mexico Vegetable Distributors Association Nagales Washington U.S. State Department

Chicago officers return to beat patrols under new system

Critics praise the reform as safer than previous methods while safety inspectors note hospital patients suffer over 1,000 yearly deaths from electrocutions during diagnostic tests or treatment. The piece portrays the ongoing risk to vulnerable patients and hints at systemic failures.

Chicago

Nonproliferation Pact Debate Faces Senate Skepticism

President Nixon’s push for the nonproliferation treaty meets opposition in Foreigh Relations hearings. Secretary Rogers offers little new, while Dr. Seaborg notes IAEA safeguards were weak in 1967. The piece argues the treaty is a flawed instrument for disarmament without robust verification.

Washington Nixon Lyndon Johnson Foreigh Administration William Rogers Ussr Russia Czechoslovakia Rogers White House Senate Glenn Seaborg Atomic Energy Commission Seaborg International Atomic Energy Agency IAEA Vienna Soviet Union

Man's Dizzy Fight With A Credit Card Computer

Russell Kirk discusses a Metairie reader, Robert B. McDonald, who battled a firm’s computer over a charge he never owed. Despite proof and written acknowledgments, the firm persisted with threats and billing. The piece mocks computer reliance and notes vast prize promises amid widespread credit card theft fears.

Metairie Louisiana Robert B. McDonald Tto Creditcard Emerson McDonald Mr. McDonald Russell Kirks R. Kirk

Nader Elevators and Credit Cards Stir Controversy

Washington column notes Ralph Nader's critique of elevators and credit-card hubs, detailing a fictional interview scene. The piece contrasts consumer protection ideals with corporate power, referencing rising concerns about safety and reliability in public infrastructure and payment systems.

Washington National Press Building Ralph Nader Et al. T Rajpt Nader

An Overhaul For British Spy Services

A London interview outlines a sweeping reorganization of British intelligence prompted by revealed Soviet exposure. The piece traces Philby’s rise, the Lonsdale ring, and the scale of UK and US agencies, arguing traitor risks, public-school roots, and systemic blindness as long-term dangers.

Richard M. Nixon England Cire Harold Wilson Harold A. RB Kim) Philby Moscow London Daily Express Philby London Donald Maclean Guy Burgess Washington KGB Anatoli Dolnytsin Dolnytsin Finny Gordon Lonsdale U.S Tss Naval Base Scapa Flow Oxford Cambridge Central Intelligence Agency CIA House Armed Services Committee Langley State Department National Security Agency Pueblo Britain MI-6 Foreign Office MI-5 FBI Scotland Yard Defense Ministry CSICH Combined Services Information Clearing House Central Register Maclean Burgess

German Students Criticize Nixon After Month Test

German students express disappointment with Richard Nixon after a full month of his leadership. They call for clearer policy direction and accountability as U.S. actions abroad and at home remain in focus.

Nixon

On This Day In History Highlights From 1770 and 1968

On this day in history the Boston Massacre occurred in 1770 as British troops killed five civilians after taunts. In 1968 an Air France jet crashed near Mount Fuji, killing 124, and a Guadeloupe tragedy claimed 62 lives. Izaak Walton offered a morning mirth quote about making friends cheerful.

Boston Air France Mount Fuji Guadeloupe Izaak Walton

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