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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1971

Page

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Battle for Black Panthers control sparks public rift in Oakland

Oakland factions of the Black Panther Party clash over leadership as Eldridge Cleaver and Huey P. Newton battle for control. Kathleen Cleaver boycotts the Solidarity Day rally, says she is held prisoner by Cleaver in Algiers, while the party newspaper alleges she participates remotely and warns of violence if positions shift.

Oakland Calif UPD Kathleen Cleaver Black Panther Party Eldridge Cleaver Huey P. Newton PST Newton Party Algiers Cleaver United States Inter G Ety Black Panther California David Hilliard Panther Elaine Brown Miss Brown Clinton Smith Cuba Smith

Fremont Menu Week Aims At Busy Students

Fremont Elementary and Junior High list weekly meals from Monday to Friday featuring spaghetti with buttered bread and fruit, barbecued beef over rice, hamburgers, turkey with mashed potatoes, chili beans with pasta and salads, plus boxed submarine options, all served with milk and assorted desserts. Newark and MacGregor Silva elements add hot dogs tacos and weekly sides.

Fremont Fremont High Newark Macgregor Silva

Student gardeners tend shrubs at Oliveira Elementary

Principal Al Semenza watches 11 year olds Fred Parker of 4280 Torres Ave and Be thy Randazzi of 36125 Fanshawe Court care for ivy bottle brushes and flax plants around the cafe teria entrance planted by the students

Dirksen Estate Reports 53379 Campaign Funds Inheritance

In Pekin Illinois the Everett Dirksen estate inventory lists 53379 unspent campaign funds in a Washington lock box at the time of his death. Attorneys from Davis Morgan and Witherell filed state and federal inheritance tax papers. The estate totals about 30228 with life insurance 62713 and savings 32918. The largest item is 11 crates of Dirksen papers valued at 150000. Dirksen died September 7 1969 and executors include Mrs Louella Dirksen and Jefferson Trust and Savings Bank.

Pekin, Ill Everett Dirksen Tazewell County Dirksen Washington Davis, Morgan and Witherell Peoria First National Bank of Washington, D.C Everett M. Dirksen Congressional Research Center Senate Pekin Dirkgen United Press International Davis Morgan Withsrell Illinois Illinois General Assembly Paul Powell Louella Dirksen Jefferson ‘Trust and Savings’ Bank of Peoria

Newark candidate urges broader teacher notice list over cuts

Newark Unified School District voters focus on budget reductions as candidates press to expand the roster of teachers who may be laid off. Robert E. True, one of seven seeking three board seats in the April election, argues broader notice aids later cut decisions and cites potential music program losses at Newark High School threatening the marching band’s legacy.

Newark Newark Unified School District Board Robert E. True True

Fremont students tutor first graders at Brier School

Mrs. Mahala Palmer, a Brier reading teacher, started a pilot program in which 18 Walters Junior High students tutor first graders in reading. Sessions last 15 minutes in the school multipurpose room. The effort has formed a Wallers-Brier Future Teachers of America Club.

Fremont Brier School Mahala Palmer Brier Walters Palmer

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Indicted Boyle resigns from bank post

Washington United Mine Workers president W A Tony Boyle has quit as a director of the National Bank of Washington where the union held control. A federal grand jury indicted Boyle and two other UMW officials on charges of embezzling union funds and making illegal political contributions. Had he not resigned, the comptroller could have suspended him for a felony involving dishonesty or breach of trust.

Boyle

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