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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1971
Page
3
The Berkeley radical movement moves toward working within electoral norms amid limited street action. A Washington Post analyst notes students at Harvard show a trend toward romance and personal choice over mass movements, signaling a broader shift to individual thought and calm academic life.
The Argus features editor RoIph Fairchild reports on local matters from the March 30 1871 issue. This brief item notes community events and editorial notes shaping the town's civic discussion.
A Fremont reader derides how personnel moves in the FUSD were communicated and urges a public apology from Dr Bolt for handling errors. A second letter praises a March board decision to cut near 1 million in next year’s budget but calls for immediate action on cost of living adjustments and deeper economy measures.
A column argues that ethical, devout public figures gain prominence as cynicism fades. It highlights Perry Camp and others like Anita Bryant, Buzz Aldrin, Bart Starr, Tom Landry, Robert Young, Pat Boone, Glen Campbell, and Paul Harvey as examples of faith in action shaping reputations and success.
The piece laments Mao Tse-tung’s rise and compares China’s dictatorship to a four-power system of army secret police food supply and weapons. It recalls Formosa migration, overseas Chinese opposition to Red China, and a vivid tour of the Forbidden City with a looming public security presence under Wang Tang-hsing.
Russell Kirk argues that many youths would prosper with skilled trades rather than college. A Milwaukee student David Huston notes parental bias against reform, contending opportunity no longer guarantees success and that not all children belong in college. He cites Americans’ love of equality over liberty and calls for rethinking degree-driven paths.
Holmes Alexander argues Nixon called the shots in Indochina with Laos and Cambodia campaigns seen as strategic success. He notes public apathy, warns of domestic political risk, and contrasts Mao’s Hanoi visit with U S policy as Vietnamization unfolds.
This day in history notes Vincent van Gogh's birth on March 30 1953 Hyman Lipman patent for a pencil with an eraser in 1854 Seward Russia deal for Maska at 7.2 million in 1867 Laconia liner circumnavigation reaching New York in 1923 four jetliners crashed near New Orleans in 1967 killing 18 Wisconsin students on tour A Lowell quote ends with a thought for the day.
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