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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1970
Page
2
A nostalgic piece recalls the Golfer’s Guide by a renowned European-touring golfer now deceased. It jokes about golf lore, junior clubs, and aging devices while linking golf to civic counts, hinting public officials should learn to play for better math and accountability.
A fragmented OCR snippet notes that Hickel claims polluters will pay much of the cost of federal environmental cleanup, with a general remark that everyone is already paying. It mentions a Ruzzan boss stereotype and a secretary, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
Paul Harvey argues both extremes share flaws while conservatives favor long term orders and liberals chase present needs. He contrasts reactions to dissidents and law, notes violence from out-of-power groups on both sides, and urges a centrist path. He cites Nixon and Eisenhower on moderation and due process.
Letters criticize perceived special treatment for Fremont's mayor after a speeding citation was dismissed. A Newark reader questions legal fairness and cites signs on Paseo Padre, while another writer argues for full disclosure in a sex education debate at Centerville High.
Russell Kirk cites Thomas Howard to argue that the phrase do your own thing invites self centered freedom without moral norms. He warns such immaturity leads to futility unless a lasting purpose and service to others guide action.
A fragmentary column argues the Nixon Doctrine aims to retire from Vietnam by letting Laos' Plain of Jars host decisive battles. It suggests containment, withdrawal, and avoiding entanglements while avoiding public confusion, with references to Kennedy and Johnson policies and Geneva Accords.
Report notes former French Communist leader Roger Garaudy spurred factional conflict in Prague as he met with dissidents, describing gains for his faction and predicting continued activity through May 29 anniversary events. It cites Moscow influence, Czech authorities, and a crackdown on anti Kremlin sentiment, with ancillary humor and street observations from Prague.
A damaged OCR excerpt lists mixed items from 1897 boxing, submarine development off New York, a Spanish Civil War reference, and unrelated dated remarks, with many garbled phrases and incomplete names. The text lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable subjects to summarize reliably.
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