24 Mar 1975
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1975
Page
1
The report notes a 40 percent chance of rain today and 70 percent tonight with temperatures in the 50s to 60s and lows dropping to the 40s. Separately Chief Justice Burger warns speedy trial limits and more judgeships are needed. Congress should raise salaries. Page 5 and Page 2.
Rabbi Baruch Korff launches a fundraising push to cover former President Richard Nixon's debts. He aims to solicit 15 000 dollars from sympathetic Republicans as part of his appeal described on page 2.
Thousands of Kurds flee across the border into Iran amid the Iraqi army’s advance at the end of a 15 year Kurdish war for independence. The article notes a major Supreme Court case scheduled for March 25, with states enforcing minimum fees for learned professions and potential disciplinary action for undercharging.
President Ford and Henry Kissinger pledged the United States would press for peace in the Middle East despite Kissinger failing to win an Egypt arms agreement. Ford spoke of continued effort, optimism, and readiness to work with all parties to achieve a lasting, fireful peace.
Amid drone fire and shelling, refugees stream south from Hue toward Da Nang as South Vietnamese forces retreat along Highway 1. Officials report heavy fighting near Hue with civilians numbering in the hundreds of thousands displaced. Reports from Hanoi say Viet Cong leaders call for continued operations in the central highlands.
In Orange Park Florida retired admiral Tate Nen Srebbarpare Fn finally met his daughter Victoria Fedderova, born from a wartime romance with Soviet film star Zoya Fedderova. The meeting, arranged secretly, could last up to three weeks as father and daughter begin to know each other away from public view.
Christopher Deniel, first mate aboard the Golden Hinde II, will recount the 13008 mile voyage from England to San Francisco. He appears at Eureka Federal Savings and Loan in Fremont, 29990 Fremont Blvd, 9 am to 11 am, with autograph opportunities for the public. He is lecturer for England's National Maritime Museum and will close with a luncheon in Newark.
A report recounts an American Nelson and four companions visiting a Pakistani village near Urmorkot. They trained in Urdu basics, endured jet lag, and learned local customs while sharing meals, dialogue, and cultural contrasts during a student exchange.
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