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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1969

Page

2

Fremont council ends agribusiness license exemption

Fremont councilmen voted to bring agricultural firms into the city business license tax system, aligning agri business with retailers and manufacturers. The move, supported by Mayor Geoffrey Steel and Councilman Hugh Block, aims to share city costs more evenly and curb special agribusiness exemptions.

Fremont Fremont Agricutural Thor Hugh Block Don Driggs Black Geoffrey Steel Don Dillon Steel Block Dillon

Massive forced migration reshapes China’s urban to rural move

Countdown Red China reports one of history’s largest compulsory population transfers with millions shifted from cities to countryside. A Wisconsin federal judge rules school boards cannot bar male students from growing long hair or beards, a ruling likely to provoke strong reactions.

Red China Wisconsin

Garrison Under Fire Over Kennedy Probe Blunder

The piece criticizes New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison for prosecutorial overreach in the Clay Shaw case. It argues his pursuit stemmed from a mistaken conspiracy belief about Kennedy’s assassination and describes Russo’s unreliable testimony and hypnosis.

Jim Garrison Garrison New Orleans Kennedy Dist Atty. Garrison Clay Shaw Perry Russo Russo

Adventure In Haiti With An Old Sponger

The narrator, Tim Kane, recalls seeking Yanni Yanni an aging Greek sponge hunter living near Gonaives Haiti. He journeys by jeep and donkey to the coastal area above the Artibonite Valley to meet the renowned sponge trader who travels twice yearly from Port au Prince with loaded donkeys and a new indigenous girl.

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Bitter Woods review and a tropical interlude

A reader discusses Dwight Eisenhower's son J D Eisenhower and his book The Bitter Woods about the Battle of the Bulge, noting mixed reviews and the book’s detailed maps. The piece then shifts to a travel vignette describing Yanni Yanni’s tropical estate, Haitian telegraph, and a generous, energetic host who extends a stay beyond the planned visit.

Washington Jatin D. Eisenhower Dwight Eisenhower David Eisenhower Julie Nixon Putnam Hitler Eisenhower Putcham Yanni Yanni Ife

Conservation and Negro Employment Rule Convention Talk

At a New York electrical power convention, speakers focused on conservation and Negro employment. The piece notes Nixon era shifts, utility fishery and aquaculture efforts in Long Island Sound, and rising corporate openness to race and social issues alongside energy policy.

Rocky Mountain States St. Regis Hotel Long Island Sound Arthur Herbert Long Island Lighting Co Long Island

Nixon seeks success in Europe and hints on Berlin

The White House asserts President Nixon achieved in Europe what he aimed to do. The remark raises questions about Western Berlin and possible Soviet gains. Senator Edward Kennedy has not decided whether to run in 1972, saying there must be a platform if there is criticism.

Agricultural Land Bank White House Nixon Europe West Berlin Russia Sok Edward Kennedy

Notable 20th Century Events That Shaped History

Events include the 1992 Ford Detroit riot over jobs that left four dead among about 3000 protesters during the Depression. Adolf Hitler’s 1936 Rhineland seizure violated Versailles. 1945 U S Army crossed the Rhine at Remagen signaling WWII nearing end. 1965 Alabama Selma protest clash injured forty civil rights marchers.

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