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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1971

Page

3

The Cigarette Cliché in Novels and Media

A commentary on how constant cigarette imagery pervades novels and film, shaping reader and viewer habits. It notes readers’ awareness of such props, compares TV advertising for cigarettes, and argues the cliché has run its course, with flyleafs hinting if a work is recent or older.

Juhu Ahaeiudy Ling

Liberals desert ship as peace protests fail in Washington

In a fiery critique, liberals abandon the antiwar movement after it sputters. John Tunney and Dorothy Healey backed an April 24 action. Tunney condemned the protests, joined by Eric Severeid, who alleged many demonstrators were not veterans and wore fake medals. The piece argues the liberals turned to the winning side after the failed demonstrations.

Washington Fi- Potics Fire and Police Assn Lus An- 3 John Tunney Californunior Rheas Dorothy Healey Los Angeles Mangton San Francisco National Power Action Coalition Eric Severeid Severeid Vietnam Tunney

Paul Harvey on enlightened isolationism and dollar diplomacy

Paul Harvey argues for a shift toward enlightened isolationism as the United States overextends with foreign aid and dollar diplomacy. He warns that allies devalue dollars, cites the Indochina war, and urges Congress to restrain executive power and avoid entangling alliances. He recalls Washington and British history to justify a cautious foreign stance.

British Isles

Sacramento State Legislature Representing Alameda County Areas

Senators Nicholas C. Petris John W Helmdahl and Clark L Bradley serve districts covering Alameda County except Livermore Amador Valley and Castro Valley in the 14th. Assembly members Carlos Bee Robert W Crown and March K Fong represent Hayward Union City Fremont Newark Castro Valley Ashland and parts of Oakland. Letters to legislators go to the State Capitol Sacramento 6614.

Alameda County Nicholas C. Petris John W. Helmdahl Clark L. Bradley Ath Ith Colermists Livermore-Amador Valley Castro Valley Carlos Bee Hayward Union City Fremont Newark Robert W. Crown San Lorenzo San Leandro Alameda Oakland March K. Fong Ashland Therm State Capitol Sacramento

Washington Representatives With South County Constituencies

Senators Alan Cranston and John Tunney and Congressmen George Miller Don Edwards serve South County areas. Miller represents districts including San Leandro Castro Valley and Livermore valley. Edwards covers south Hayward Union City Fremont Newark and parts of Santa Clara and San Mateo.

USS South County Alan Cranston Senate Washington, D.C John ¥. Tunney Canton House George P. Miller Rayburn San Leandro Castro Valley San Lorenzo Livarmore-Amador Valley North Hayward Alameda Oakland Don Edwards South Hayward Union City Fremont Newark Santa Clara San Mateo

Work and leisure blend in Russell Kirk view for child education

Russell Kirk argues children should learn work to gain happiness, not merely leisure. He promotes practical skills like sewing, carpentry, gardening, and chores to mold character, noting work builds usefulness and belonging in a loving family. He warns against idle life as vice and urges parents to teach responsibility.

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Laird Faces Soviet Nuclear Threat Rhetoric in Washington

In Washington, Defense Secretary Melvin Laird is urged to accelerate a U S response to Soviet missile expansion and satellite reconnaissance. Senator Henry M Jackson and others warn that strategic parity may be too late, arguing for a faster, fuller defense program and frank public discussion.

Washington, D. C Melvin R. Laird United States U.S Nixon Jingd America Laird Henry M Jackson Washington Russia Soviet Union

Lawton Chiles Walked Florida Politician to Senator

Holmes Alexander profiles Lawton Chiles, the Florida Democrat famed for a long campaign walk. The piece portrays him as a personable, practical reformer who listened to voters, critiqued government waste, and backed ground-level approaches to problems, including education, farming, health, and civil liberties.

Washington, DA Lawton Lawton Chiles D-Fla Washington Senate Korea Florida Peninsula Chiles Florida Space Agency Army Corps of Engineers Rodman Dam Sen Corps of Engineers

History notes from a turbulent era across two centuries

On this day in 1792 a small group met under a buttonwood tree to begin moving stock in New York City. In 1954 the Supreme Court ruled racial segregation in public schools unconstitutional. 1957 Egypt barred Israel from sending merchant ships through the Suez Canal. 1969 planned summit talks in Paris between the United States and the Soviet Union collapsed. Khrushchev demanded an apology from Eisenhower for the U2 flights. Bernard DeVoto argued pessimism reflects weak nerves rather than lack of wisdom.

Paris Russia Nikita Khushchev Dwight D. Eisenhower

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