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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1972
Page
1
McGovern toured New Hampshire asserting his legitimacy as a presidential candidate while denying fierce clashes with Muskie. He claimed he could secure release of prisoners and end the war, arguing strong unity with supporters and dismissing claims of internal discord.
21 year old Anna Lain becomes Alameda County likely first woman traffic officer in Fremont. She directs campus traffic at Washington Boulevard in a blue pants uniform and carries a campus traffic regulation book. She is sworn Fremont Police Reserve and may issue citations if rules are ignored.
United urban Native Americans form the National American Indian Council after a three day conference to represent more than 990000 Indians both on and off reservations. The interim council will draft its structure and aims within six months while AIM controversy continues over recognition and direction.
Chairman James Eastland said the Senate Judiciary Committee would reconvene Monday to question a physician for a key ITT witness in the antitrust case. The panel’s sudden resumption follows testimony by Acting Attorney General Kleindienst and news of Mrs. Heard’s serious heart condition in Denver.
In Pomeroy County Tyrone civil rights supporters attempted a seven mile march to Carickmore defying a government ban. Police and soldiers blocked demonstrators forcing them back and stones and bottles were hurled. In Belfast prayers were said for victims of the Abercorn Restaurant bombing blamed on the IRA, with two dead and 135 injured.
The forecast calls for fair weather through Tuesday with fog Monday morning and light overcast Tuesday morning. Cooler temperatures, highs in the mid 70s, and light westerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Fremont reported a high of 77 and a low of 62 yesterday.
A former associate accuses Howard Hughes of deducting maintenance and storage costs for the Spruce Goose from corporate income for tax purposes. Meanwhile, page 2 reports a church bus crash injuring many and killing three, and other items including a space mission update and a transit strike conclusion.
Two young men die when a single engine plane crashes in flames shortly after takeoff in College Park Maryland near a house. The tragedy unfolds in the dead of night as emergency crews battle the blaze and investigators inspect the mangled wreckage for clues.
Pope Paul VI cautions that political social and economic change is driving nations apart leaving people discontent both at home and abroad. The page notes a clash between Rome's Congregation of the Clergy and Spanish churchmen and reports Marshall Green traveling from Manila to Saigon to discuss Nixon's China visit potential to ease Asian tensions.
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