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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1972

Page

2

Fremont community events fill May calendar at multiple venues

Fremont and surrounding cities list upcoming activities through May including art workshops at Olive Hyde Center and Mission, film night at Ohlone College, library programs for children ages three to five, volunteer lectures by John P. Rosa Jr and Frank Sermmerment, city council meeting at 7 30 p m, and senior fitness at Kennedy High School with dozens of venues like Newark Community Center and Centerville Library hosting sessions from 9 15 am to 7 30 pm with fees ranging from 25 to 40 cents.

Olive Hyde Center Washington Blvd Frenenli Newark Community Center Cedar Blvd Newark Sui Legoan Fremont Central Park Paseo Padre Fremont Centerville Fremont Blvd Union City Ibrary Alvarado-Niles Rd Fremont Main Library Paseo Padre Parkway Guyterville Civile Center Drive Ohlone College Ton Feeavents Jane College Mission Boulevard Newark Blvd Freshanty Main Fremant Blvd City Whipple Road Mission San Jose High School Palm Ave Kennedy High School Blarow Road John P. Rosa Jr

Reagan wife says no advice for mother of missing POW

Nancy Reagan responds to a Sacramento Union reader asking about ending the Vietnam War. She says she has no advice to ease a mother’s agonizing uncertainty for a son missing in action, but offers to join prayers. Proceeds from her column go to the National League of Families of American Prisoners of War and Missing in Southeast Asia.

Sacramento UPI Nancy ‘Reagan Ronald Reagan Sacramento Union

Sea World menagerie arrives in Cleveland for winter season

The Sea World of Ohio aquatic menagerie reached Cleveland Hopkins International Airport aboard American Airlines 407 Astro Arc in good condition. The shipment included a killer whale, a walrus, six alligators, ten dolphins, five sea lions, eight harbor seals, and one chimpanzee. Animals were crated for the short flight from Lindbergh Field in San Diego and will be based in Aurora, Ohio, for the winter season beginning May 27.

Cleveland Sea World of Ohio Shama Tha Cleveland Hopkins International Airport Sarlay Lindberg Field San Diego Hopkins Aurora

Fremont Man Charged With Battery On Officer

A Fremont man Bennie Supest aged 47 was charged after police responded to a disturbance at 3 30 p m on Friday. He allegedly punched Officer Charles Hastor in the forehead and nose as he fled down Peralta Boulevard while under the influence of drugs and yelling near Fremont Boulevard.

Fremont Bennie Supest Fremont Blvd Peralta Boulevard Ccéne Palice Supnet Charles Hastor

Newark McGovern volunteers sought for June primary

Supporters of Sen George McGovern are asked to volunteer for campaigning before the June primary in California. Three Newark co chairmen are Ken Brynjonsson Shaney Abraham and Dale Miller with contact numbers 797 0912 797 1838 and 793 5091.

Newark George McGovern Ds.d Califoria McGovern Ken .Brynjonsson Donegal Court Shaney Abraham Dale Miller Charmyood Court

Priceless violin manuscript missing from Opera House

The rediscovered 1849 Paganini Concerto No 3 manuscript went missing from the War Memorial Opera House two years ago and reappeared in Szeryng’s dressing room after a recent San Francisco Symphony matinee. Szeryng offers a no questions asked reward, aiming to recover the 160 page folio now in his possession.

San Francisco UPI Fost Srolen War Memorial Opera House Tim Sfenryk Suryng Siolin San Francisco Symphony Opera House Symphony Szeryng

Hayakawa defends long treks in Dear Glenn letter

San Francisco State College President Hayakawa defends his busy schedule in a Dear Glenn letter released to media. He says his days on and off campus are similar to other state college leaders and notes an absence of about two and a half days during the nine month term. He blames national press for sensationalizing his schedule.

San Francisco UPT Hayakawa San Francisco State College Glenn State College Giern &. Dumke Focal

Ashbrook gains endorsement from California conservatives

Conservative United Republicans of California backed Chia Ashbrook for the Republican nomination in California with a 519 to 60 vote. Ashbrook challenged President Nixon from the state while Nixon already held endorsements from the California Republican Assembly. Nofziger attempted to block the UROC endorsement, downplaying its impact.

San Jose Calif UPI Chia John Ashbrook Nixon United Republicans of California UROC Ashbrook California California Republican Assembly Lynn Nofziger Nofziger

Ashbrook speaks at convention amid party tensions

Ashbrook attacked the Nixon administration calling it effete and ineffectual, urging the audience to oppose Democratic policies. He spun Spiro Agnew’s line as a warning and sought UROC endorsement, while criticizing leadership for wage controls, devaluation, guaranteed income and big deficits.

Attbrgok UROC Ashbrook Paul Magness Oak View Calif Spiro Agnew Nixon Y Raye Pont Pal Sigeday Ashbronch

Indian engineers aid Synshine mine rescue with detailed maps

Two young Indian engineers from Banaras Hindu University helped in the Synshine silver mine disaster by drafting three dimensional maps of underground passages. Chhote Lal and C P Mishra, with wives, prepared detailed plans reading one inch to 200 feet to guide ventilation and route miners. They produced multiple map variants to aid crews navigating the 4,800 foot level and 2,000 foot upper passages where a fire trapped 47 miners.

Kalloff Idaho UPI India Synsh'ne Chhote Lal C.P. Mishra Banaras Hindu University Banaras Lal Warnut Mishra Lal Sal Banda Uttar Pradesh Mishra ¢Oynes New Delhi

Backwards Heart Saves Girl In Rare Surgery

Ann Arbor report details a five hour operation on Sandra La Fontsee to correct transposition of the great arteries. Doctors at UM Mott Children's Hospital say the reverse heart now pumps blood efficiently, a procedure rarer than a heart transplant with only five cases previously corrected.

Ann Arbor Mich UPI Sandra la Fontsee Grand Rapids University of Michigan Mott Children's Hospital Sandra Sharon Douglas Behrendt

DA attempts to place Angela Davis near Marin shootout scene

UPI reports prosecutors aim to place Angela Davis near the Marin County gunbattle scene the day before the Aug. 7 1970 incident. Witnesses Fleming and son say they saw Davis with Jonathan Jackson at a service station on Aug. 6 1970, aiding a yellow Hertz van used in the aborted escape from a Civic Center court.

Angela Marin San Jose Calif UPI Angela Davis Marin County Aiden Fleming Peter Miss Davis Jonathan Jackson Michael E. Vonada Vonada Flemings Jackson Yelow Hertz Civic Center Harold Haley Haley Fleming Sai Fania Jordan Peter Fleming

Senate End War Fights Face Nixon Clash in Congress

In Washington the end the war bloc is likely to pause to avoid harming President Nixon’s diplomacy with Moscow. Democrats face a closed caucus as House support lagged, with votes delayed until Nixon returns from Kremlin talks May 22. The drive would cut funding for Indochina after 1972 if prisoners are freed, a move opposed by the White House and many Republicans.

Ashbrook Nixon Washington UPI Vietnam Senate Lkely Spitit Congress Moscow Doves U. S House Dac'ng Congress

Fire tears through condemned Imperial Hotel in downtown San Jose

UPI reports a three alarm fire at the empty and partly demolished Imperial Hotel in a downtown renewal area. Ten fire units battled flames but no injuries were reported as crews contained the blaze in the long shuttered building.

Ban Jose UPI Imperial

Edwards objects to Gray as FBI chief

Rep Don Edwards of California criticized President Nixon’s choice of L Patrick Gray as acting FBI director calling it a political appointment and arguing the post should await Senate approval under the omnibus crime bill. He cited race relations at the FBI and noted few minority or women agents. Edwards said Gray’s appointment is tied to Nixon and questioned the interim term.

Washington Don Edwards Senate FBI Nixon Gray Ragar Hoover UPI E2wardz CBS R.p Lawrence R. Dizgan Isgan Wro Edwards Sray Presiden Nixon Dizester Hoover

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