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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1968
Page
2
The report indicates snow and a thunder shower pattern across the central, northern and plateau regions. Expect mixed precipitation over the Rockies and adjacent plateaus with showers in several valleys.
San Francisco Bay Area forecasts fair Friday then partly cloudy through Saturday with a chance of showers late Friday. Measured highs around 45 to 55 with light westerly winds. Sacramento Valley sees partly cloudy Friday, then increasing clouds and showers Saturday with highs near 60 and lows in the 40s. Nevada reports mostly fair skies Friday into Saturday, with rising clouds and a chance of showers Saturday. nights 20s to 30s, highs around 50s.
San Francisco banks assess impact as federal reserve discounts rise. Bank officials noted no immediate action but acknowledge pressure from domestic inflation and international markets. Credit officers expect potential follow the Fed, while leaders call for reduced payroll and increased efficiency as the enduring remedy.
A meeting at Parkside Drive school room 2501 Parksides is set to present a film about drugs. The program will be hosted by the Frerear tat Police and includes a question and answer period following the viewing.
International markets surged as gold hit new peaks with prices around 35 dollars per ounce in London and 32.6 dollars in Paris. Officials warned of potential devaluation and a surge in bullion demand while U S authorities denied plans to curb gold purchases. London dealers faced heavy rush with many closing early while precious metals markets in Zurich Hong Kong and Johannesburg showed similar activity.
The Dusterberry Way bypass from Williams Street to Fremont Boulevard opens at 11 a.m. with a $202,336 project funded mainly by property owners about $40,000 city share. Assistant city engineer Tom Bla Jock says the six month project is part of a bypass route to ease congestion at Thornton and Fremont Boulevard, including rail crossing gates over the Southern Pacific railroad.
The notice states a paper of general circulation is proclaimed by Order No. 31464 of the California Superior Court in Ataneda County on June 33.1%. It provides address and contact details for communications and lists Audit Bureau of Circulation membership and annual publication data.
The William Van Doorn campaign accuses challenger Calhoun of bombastic tactics and deception. Van Doorn's committee defends itself as responding to allegations while promising an honest, clean race and urging voters to know the facts.
An airborne kite tangled with power lines cutting electricity for about 40 to 50 homes in Fremont for around 2.5 hours. A youth avoided injury as crews repaired the 12.600-LGi line and warned children about flying kites near wires. Local traffic and city discussions on intersection lighting were noted as ongoing concerns.
The Saunty Water District plans final phase work on the Alameda water softening plant in Oakland including foundations for giant units and access roads. Bids open at 3 p.m. at Fremont Blvd district HQ. Directors debate school district tax impact and state funding adjustments.
A sealed down seismograph built for astronauts is tested by a NASA engineer. The device, designed by geo physicist S Walking of the University of North Carolina, is compact for capsule integration and lunar deployment.
The Federal Reserve Board signals higher bank loan rates to curb inflation and balance of payments strain. Observers expect a modest discount rate rise, aiming to stabilize deposits, housing, and business credit while avoiding a steep gold drain.
In Sacramento officials present a united front amid inflation concerns. The piece discusses Federal Reserve actions influencing Congress on taxation and interest rates, the impact on banks, and anticipated effects on mortgage and lending costs. It notes the Fed's rate hikes after the pound devaluation and outlines BART directors’ views on financing and service improvements.
Newark Unified School District Superintendent Jack MacGregor said a state ruling bars districts from hiring crossing guards or using volunteers. He asked the city to review all school crossings and immediately place guards at Dairy Avenue and Cherry Street after a recent accident injured a 10 year old. The guard at that intersection was removed two years ago, and parents have circulated petitions calling for immediate action.
Mrs Marguerite La Cole 86 died Wednesday after a long illness at Fremont. Funeral services will be held Saturday at Sanduse Mortuary in Hayward with the Rev Alfred Mont. She was wife of Henry E Olive and mother to Charles Walters Seth and Edward Olive. The Coles moved to Fremont in 1954 and helped found Fremont's First Baptist Church. She was active in the church Woman's Society of Christian Service. Survived by husband and several children. services by Read Mortuary.
Annapolis reports a push to draft Nelson Rockefeller for the Republican presidential nomination. Organizers cite backing from Agnew supporters and Governor Rockefeller, aiming to launch a national campaign within weeks.
A Fremont meeting hears objections to land deals and temporary structures near Washington Hospital. Speaker cites taxpayer costs, potential corrupt bargains, and calls for immediate council action to review rezoning and preserve public interest.
Frank Calhoun promotes Charter City reform and district representation to unify five districts and improve police and fire protection. He claims zoning attention will save taxes, while condemning the favored status quo. Election day is April 9.
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