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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1971
Page
2
The readable text appears as garbled line fragments with personal musings and stray phrases about a telephone sales scene, a nation identity, and vague references to Liberty, Columbia, and America. It lacks coherent events, dates, or clear entities to summarize as a concrete news item.
Kent State University students gathered for a four day memorial period after a May 4 shooting uprising. A quiet campus showed low attendance due to rain and exodus, as Julian Bond prepared to address the crowd. Only about 100 joined kite flying and gum blowing activities while a late afternoon rock contest drew light turnout. Police later reported two arrests connected to demonstrations.
The readable fragments reference Tablas and unclear names and routes amid garbled text. The item appears to be a damaged public notice or brief city communication with no clear action, date, or participants readable.
Fragmented OCR reads as a public notice from The Daily Review in Alameda County California. It references Superior Court order 314834, publication details, and subscription rates for a Fremont area service, with addresses and contact lines partly legible.
Americans for Democratic Action called on Congress to impeach President Nixon for high crimes in Indochina and to form a commission to probe the war. The resolution, adopted at ADA’s annual convention, said the conflict violates constitutional duties of the executive and legislative branches and that crimes against humanity were committed by standards used at Nuremberg.
Fremont residents may win up to 310000 in an interest free personal loan promotion starting May 1 at United California Bank. Entry forms available at 230 branches. one winner per 80 loans nationwide. Separate items discuss impeachment discussions and UN admission positions.
Alan Wilcox newly elected president of People for Peace says the 1 percent draft repeal will be discussed at a meeting to be held at 730 Fremont Congregational Church, 38255 Wlacowd, Fremont.
The Uniet will meet to set the district budget and approve employee pay and fringe benefits. Raymond E Boege is reported as general manager candidate. actions to define the contract terms and related costs are to be finalized for the upcoming year.
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