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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1975
Page
4
The Argus editorial column clarifies that the opinions stated are those of the column and not necessarily the paper. It notes that the editorial page carries recommendations and that the staff’s views do not bind the publication.
An editorial argues Newark schools must strengthen teacher duty in handling controversial content. It calls for teachers to inform parents directly, not just notify, and to require signed permission slips for attendance, reducing fear and shifting responsibility onto educators and parents alike.
The Argus offers recommendations on issues in tomorrow's Newark and Union City special elections. Measure B, if approved, would authorize completion of a project. The article urges a Yes vote for Measure B.
Voters in Union City consider a measure to authorize a local tax to fund and expand the community bus service. Campaigners debate the impact of the proposal as residents weigh costs and benefits before the September 4 vote.
The ERA for women failed to pass in 1973 as North Carolina shifted from yes to no under pressure from constituents and church groups. Rep Myrtle Wiseman, known as Lulu Belle, opposed the ERA despite personally favoring it, marking a pivotal moment in the chapter on Equal Rights.
A boy recalls a summer evening with family on the front porch. Mother, Aunt Jen, and George drink German iced tea while Dad has coffee. The talk touches Prohibition and foamy tea froth, with playful misunderstandings about Irish roots.
Virgil Salera, a Bay Area columnist, discusses how economic systems function to create jobs, train workers, and influence housing and education. The piece highlights policy shifts and business decisions driving growth and shifts away from Kemson Behca concepts, with a reflective critic’s tone.
The piece argues that honesty amid imperfect freedom is preferable, warns against ruthless force, and critiques allied politics. It notes US morale in Vietnam, exits leaving a militarized force, and Soviet naval maneuvers. It references CIA and FBI anti subversive efforts, NATO, and South Vietnam’s fall. It ends urging survival and resolve.
A bosom buddy of a radio host argues the United States has repeatedly lost wars since the 1950s, listing Vietnam Laos Korea Cambodia and Korea as missed battles. He contends policymakers share blame and calls for awakening to a pattern of defeat. He insists battles exist to win and asserts his friend loves the USA.
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