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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1971
Page
6
A fragmented note describes a sale to aid VicCloshey connected with New York and a group called Sealers. The readable bits mention a 13 February event and a link to Malian workers, with unclear actions and names.
Police moved to clear the Capitol area as 1800 National Guard and regular troops aided in dispersing protesters marching and camping at the site. Dozens were arrested for unlawful entry after arrests at the encampment. Authorities tightened security across the city while protesters planned new actions at alternate sites.
Fragmented report shows Israel resisting Keypuian demands for reopening the Suez Canal while tensions rise over Middle East talks. Mentioned are Moyers visit, Hussein’s Jordan, and U.N. backed negotiations framing a path to a broader Arab-Israeli settlement without reopening the canal.
In a state wide census update, Fremont shows gains in several districts with higher counts reported for the latest year. Local officials note continued growth and plan for resource adjustments to accommodate the shift.
In St Peters Square Pope Paul VI urged Roman Catholics to address a severe priest and nun shortage. He called it the church’s greatest and most urgent problem and urged all members to support vocations through service, education, and charity.
Actress Fonda and a troupe arrived in San Francisco to rehearse antiwar skits. She called GIs the most important part of the peace movement and said the revue would perform in March at Ord, Port Lewis, and a carrier in San Diego during May.
Secretary of State William P. Rogers arrived in Jordan for peace talks and said reopening the Suez Canal cannot substitute for a fundamental and final Arab-Israeli settlement. He viewed the canal issue as separate from pursuing a lasting peace, amid security measures and demonstrations in Amman.
U.S. air forces conducted a protective reaction strike against a north Vietnamese antiaircraft missile site 34 miles east of the Laotian border and 60 miles northwest of the Demilitarized Zone. An F 105 jet diverted from its bombing run dropped a missile on the site after electronic bear data indicated a lock. The outcome of the attack was not announced. No fresh fighting was reported around the A Shau Valley, though Communist gunners had downed helicopters on Friday and Saturday.
Principal James T Howden describes the program as the only school incorporating small learning centers for kindergartners and using targeted teachers to tailor instruction. The approach groups youngsters into centers and measures progress to quickly identify individual needs while reducing class disruption.
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