Shades of P. D. Reed in Union City police lore
The back page photo honors Union City Police Chief Ronald Lindgren and four Harley patrolmen funded by a 250000 traffic safety grant. The piece recalls P D Reed from Columbia Missouri who pioneered one man motorcycle traffic patrols in the 1930s and helped establish fingerprinting practices with FBI ties.
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Argus
Union City
Ronald Lindgren
Lindgren
Middle West
David H. Hickman
Missouri
Columbia Police Department
Reed
P.D
Grant School
Lee School
Gates Brothers Flying Circus
Floto Circus
Fairgrounds
Fenton
FBE
Kansas City Union Station
FBI
Boone County Circuit Court
Police
California
Santa
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Countdown Sea and the race for stronger missiles
The Soviets are deploying new advanced intercontinental missiles mightier than earlier arms. The Ripon Society warns Vice President Agnew could harm the party unless he changes, suggesting he be dropped from the 1972 ticket or form a separate third party with Martha Mitchell.
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Jackson
Ripon Society
Agnew
Martha Mitchell Couch
Letters to the editor Balt doesn't always know best
Fremont residents condemn Superintendent Bolt and the Fremont Unified School District for demoting or transferring 35 administrators without parental consultation. The letter argues parents must have real control and participate in school decisions rather than being spoken for by education leaders. The writer condemns perceived arrogance and calls for local community input in managing schools.
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Ball
Fremont Unified
Fremont Board of Education
Bolt
Board of Education
Balt
Heaven
Fremont
FUSD crisis forces reassignment as district seeks funds
Taxpayers warned of consequences as Fremont Unified School District faces a financial crisis after the last override tax failed. Citizens ask how many supported and opposed the measure and urge readers to consider voting for a special tax to support Dr. Bolt and the board. The note warns against cutting classroom funds and calls for unified community help during the transition.
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Dr. Bolt
Fremont Unified
FUSD
Limitations on presidential war making and treaties
Washington commentary cites Henry Steele Commager on presidential power and foreign policy. It notes multiple unilaterally waged or planned conflicts, cites Javits’s bill to curb executive war powers, and critiques treaties and executive agreements as contractual breaches. The piece urges Senate consultation before war or treaties to curb national dictation.
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Washington, D.C
Foreign Relations Committee
Henry Steele Comminger
Sach
Set
Jacob Javits
R-Ny
Comminger
United States
Nixon
Senate
Israel urged to settle Middle East truce by relaxing demands
In a Washington op ed Richard Wilson Israel argues Premier Meir risks alliance damage by flatly rejecting all settlement terms. He notes Egypt backs Gunnar Jarring's UN plan with US and Russia on board, while Israel hesitates. The piece urges compromise to preserve Israel's security and gain time for talks.
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Washington, DC
Israel
Golda Meir
Middle East
Meir
Russia
United States
Egypt
Rogers
Sadat
Gunnar V. Jarring
United Nations
Israel Arab
Suez
Sinai Desert
Sharm el Sheik
Strait of Tiran
East Africa
Asia
Sharm E] Sheik
Sinai
U.N
Mideast
Nasser
Moynihan eyes Massachusetts political arena
Moynihan a tall literate ex White House staffer weighs a run for Congress or state office in Massachusetts. He returns to Harvard but is blocked from heading the Harvard MIT Urban Studies Center due to Nixon links and faculty resistance.
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Daniel Moynihan
White House
Massachusetts
Congress
Harvard
Moynihan
Harvard-Mit Urban Studies Center
Whitney Young and Urban League Leader Dies at 43
Whitney M. Young Jr. led the Urban League through major gains in Black employment during his tenure as executive director. He believed reform comes by patient persuasion, not street confrontation, and refused to compromise on core principles. His death at 43 is noted by the Glendale News-Press.
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Reagan
California
Detroit
Burbank Daily Review
United States of America
Urban League
Whitney M. Young Jr
Young
Mr. Young
Glendale News-Press
Ecuadorian shrimp boat held in Peruvian port
In a maritime clash, the Ecuadorian fishing boat Ten Shrimp Boat Ecuador was detained in a Peruvian port on charges of illegal fishing in Peru's 200 mile coastal zone. The incident highlights disputes over 200 mile territorial waters and potential jurisdiction collisions between neighboring nations.
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Ecuador
Peru
Pacific
SAN Diego Union
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