Fremont Council Drops Agri Business License Fee Subversion
Fremont City Council voted 2 2 with one abstention on removing the stopcash business license fee for agricultural processors and wholesalers. Mayor Hugh Block and Councilman Geoffrey Steel supported treating agri business like other firms, while Gene Rhodes and William van Dorn opposed. Councilman Don Dillon abstained, influencing the deadlock and continuing the subsidy for agri business in Fremont.
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Fremont
Roosevelt
U.S
Don Dillon
Dillon
Hugh Block
Geoffrey Steel
Gene Rhodes
William van Dorn
Administration vows crackdown on campus militants
The piece notes the administration intends to crush campus militant activity while critics doubt rapid action will occur. It mentions the first 100 days, Hanoi’s accusations, and U.S. critics questioning progress. The tone echoes a press round about wartime policy and domestic unrest.
Let The People Speak Why Not Let Boys Fish Camp
Editor recalls a perfect day at Alameda Creek near Niles as children fish and converse with new friends. The writer notes the wholesome scene but questions why no tents or campfires exist and mentions a woman guiding boys to enjoy a well organized weekend by the creek. State patrol and sheriff's deputies are referenced in relation to this idea.
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Alameda Creek
Niles
State Patrol
Sheriff's Deputies
Boeing
Russia
Hearts and Rights Question Campers Face Off
A Fremont reader laments private policing efforts that ordered boys to leave a semi wild camping spot noting youths learn from nature and seeking community support. She questions rights versus common sense and asks San Francisco water district to help create safe outlets for youth.
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San Francisco Water District
Water District
Virginia Prather
Fremont
Wisdom Versus Revolution on Campus Speech
iT N ALEXAKOS argues young protesters on college campuses lack wisdom and restraint. He blames subversives for vandalism and threats, warns that armed regimes of force prove power over dissent, and urges discipline, patience, and experience as lessons for academicians and students alike.
Don Maclean Travel Club of Diplomats
Washington note on Club Internationale a travel group claiming diplomat status. Members pay monthly to travel and meet presidents and kings while attending lectures and language study. Alfred S Bloomingdale allegedly guarantees access to leaders, clubs, and cultural stops.
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Washington
Peru
Joaquin Balaguer
Dominican Republic
Fred
Trish
Lady Goulding
Balaguer
Mr. Rushmore
Club Internationale
Alfred S. Bloomingdale
Astronauts Depend On Computers
Cape Kennedy reports on the moon shot era relying on computers to perform vast calculations, manage guidance, and speed design. It notes four billion-cost systems, massive parts counts, and the shift from human to machine computation across space, aviation, and defense.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Apotloid
Solomons
Ryan Aircraft
Donald A. Hall
Charles A. Lindbergh
Atlantic
Nixon cabinet gender gap cited in Maclean's Microscoops
Maclean's Microscoops notes President Nixon has not appointed a woman to his Cabinet, arguing that this reduces the number of voices at meetings and limits discussion. The remark suggests implications for policy debate and gender representation in the administration.
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Nixon
Nickel five cent piece first coined in 1866
This day in history notes the 1866 authorization to mint and circulate the first five cent piece called the nickel. Also mentions records like Capt Walter Irwin's 1958 F-104 speed, 1962 Thailand forces aid, and Vietnam tolls in 1968 with a Virgil quote.
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Treasury Department
Walter Irwin
Thailand
Defense Department
Vietnam
Virgil Sai
Thar Fern
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Don Maclean
Travel Club of Diplomats
Woody’s
By John Holm
Outer Space
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Gerald Feinberg
Earth
Jupiter
Mars
Columbus
China
Anibal UT
Central Intelligence Agency
Fred Waller
Cinerama Fame
Maclean’s Microscoops
Nallog
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