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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1971
Page
1
The report centers on a Newark area incident where a shop owner named Peggy faced heated reactions during a charity event tied to the Maid of Newark tribute. Residents questioned donations and the balance of effort versus impact as volunteers, including women from a local chamber committee, engaged in street fundraising and public messaging to raise funds.
Vague typed notes describe two Bank of America branches as firebombed amid chaotic text fragments. Names, dates, and locations are unreadable, with stray phrases about authorities, reactions, and unclear timelines. The passage resembles a damaged OCR excerpt with scattered references rather than a coherent report.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a train or track incident with scattered names and garbled terms. Elements suggest investigations, potential injuries or derailment concerns, and references to places and people that are unreadable. The fragmentary text lacks clear dates, locations, or outcomes.
Ohlone College faces a growing split as the board weighs proposals to hire a counselor for the year and a student government activities adviser. President Stillman leads a push for a subcommittee with faculty and student input to resolve five issues including release time and staff support, while legal counsel questions the legality of clerical hires for the faculty.
U S Secretary Rogers reportedly proposed financing Suez Canal clearing to reopen the waterway, aiming to ease Arab Israeli tensions and spur a broader peace. In Syria and Gaza clashes, three Arab guerrillas were killed and one Israeli soldier wounded, amid stalled talks and editorial critiques in Israeli papers about policy and Dayan’s stance.
Vice President Spiro Agnew described thousands of antiwar demonstrators in Washington as scruffy and disruptive. He criticized protesters while praising revenue sharing and urged not to punish Illinois for their actions. Davis pressed whether Congress will finish work as Agnew defended nonviolent protest with limits.
A cryptic report from Moscow cites the official News Agency Piss stating that a 119th Cosmos satellite was launched. The article mentions a sequence of orbital events, tracking, and timing details with unclear transliteration, yet confirms a successful contact with the satellite in its inaugural orbits.
President Nixon announced a new 332 million cancer research campaign with direct presidential guidance and possible additional funds. He urged swift action, backing an extra 100 million in a supplemental bill to raise annual NIH cancer spending and warned against bureaucracy hindering progress.
A local citizens advisory committee faces possible dissolution amid a reevaluation of its effectiveness. No decision has been made as council members debate the group’s role and future duties amid mixed support and scrutiny from committee members and residents.
In Parsons Kansas vandals damaged several trees along a road near the Morgan residence. Mr and Mrs Russill Morgan reported the incident after discovering the defaced trees on Tuesday. Local authorities began an investigation and requested any witnesses to come forward.
Public notice from Alameda County announces a matter under the Act of Congress March 3 1907. Details reference Grilgr No ARSE and a publication by Daily Trevden with Mare Sparks and Tue Arcus. Official communications to be sent to 122 Center Square Fremont.
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