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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1971
Page
11
A dense OCR of a TV timetable lists shows and times across channels. It mentions Perry Mason The Lucy Show Sesame Street and Mister Rogers Neighborhood plus news programs with Walter Cronkite and multiple soaps and game shows. The schedule highlights 1 pm to 7:30 pm blocks with cartoons, dramas, and family programs.
A bridge hand from a club game features South playing to three notrump after West leads a heart. After overtricks and a diamond discard, the analyst explains a bold plan to recover by overtaking the queen with the ace and a late spade finesse, then a spade lead to nine tricks. The discussion names players and TV listings mixed with unrelated program notes.
Army provost marshal Harley L. Moore testified that Pentagon leaders sat on intelligence reports about Brig. Gen. Earl F. Cole, including an offer of $80,000 to keep quiet. He said CID approved a February 1970 intelligence report despite alleged Cole misconduct, and noted a weekend in October 1969 with a former secretary and unmonitored calls. Cole later claimed serious trouble from the subcommittee investigation into clubs and post exchanges in Vietnam.
Beverly Hills UPI reports Harold Lloyd, famed silent era comedian and producer, died of cancer at 77. Known for visual gags like the 1-story set piece in Safety Last, he edited his own films, owned a production company, and became prominent among Hollywood’s wealthiest stars. Funeral Thursday at the Scottish Rite Temple. His wife Mildred Davis had died in 1929, leaving three children.
The strike called by Awami League leader Sheikh Mujibur Rahman closed all government offices in East Pakistan and prompted evacuations. About 9 Britons and 113 West Germans left by plane, with Japan evacuating 166 of its nationals. The United States debated whether to evacuate citizens as rioting escalated last week.
The Senate Banking Committee approved Wil Casey's nomination as SEC chairman on a 9-3 vote after a five hour hearing. Casey admitted giving wrong information about a nine year old plagiarism suit but said it was memory fault not deceit. Proxmire and Tower clashed over staff influence and ethics questions.
Hawaii lawmakers approved a bill imposing life prison terms for using explosives to harm people. The measure, sent to the senate, also imposes up to a year in prison and fines up to $5,000 for explosive use to scare or damage property, with aiders subject to the penalty.
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