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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1971
Page
4
Daily TV schedule fragment lists shows across morning to late evening with program titles, times, and network identifiers. It notes sports, cartoons, dramas, game shows, news, and feature films alongside a final market report on new home sales and median price for March.
A bridge analysis explains the percentage play choosing a club lead over diamond after a heart lead. The writer argues the optimal move is to lead clubs to maximize success, noting a 68 percent chance for a two-card break and that the right choice is driven by probability rather than guaranteed tricks.
Col Roger Q Williams US Air Force retired travels to Hammondsport New York for the dedication of the Aviation Hall of Fame. Williams, born in Fremont, flew mail routes and in 1929 completed the New York to Rome transatlantic flight with navigator Lewis Yancey. He recalls enduring a 52 hour endurance test in 1928 and a near disaster over the Atlantic with fabric ripping from the fuselage. Williams remained renowned as a top test pilot and transatlantic aviation pioneer.
Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott warned President Nixon would veto a bill extending the draft if it includes Mansfield's plan to cut U.S. forces in Europe by about 150,000 in Germany. The issue, tied to Vietnam war opposition, faces a Wednesday vote after a delay to muster more opposition. The basic draft law expires July 1 and Nixon seeks a two year extension.
Congressman Don Edward of San Jose introduces a bill to provide federal funds to public and non profit hospitals for buying kidney dialysis machines and to grant training for operation and maintenance. He says life is denied to kidney disease patients who cannot afford treatment and notes a shortage of machines nationwide with about 9,000 deaths last year.
Leslie Bacon, 1 year old activist, was sent back to her hotel from the federal grand jury room after refusing to answer 28 questions. She cites the 1st through 5th Amendments and U.S. law as protections while her lawyers challenge the subpoena based on wiretaps. The probe widens to radical activities including a New York bank plot.
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