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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1967
Page
1
The notice reports a fair period through Wednesday with little temperature change. It notes low temperatures around 48 to 55 degrees Tuesday night and a high near 73 degrees Tuesday with possible showers or rain.
Governor Reagan, at his Pacific Palisades home, urges the Legislature to move promptly following a court decision. The Ram ale Senate faces repeal of the Rumford Act, with Sen Hugh M. Freang as primary author, signaling a pivotal political clash over civil rights protections.
California Supreme Court overturns a 1964 referendum, ruling Prop 14 unconstitutional. The decision upholds Byron Rumford and affirms fundamental rights of citizens, prompting praise from supporters who call it a decisive correction of historic inequities.
Officials weigh multiple sites east of Mowry Avenue Bejs actions to determine the best location for a new school. Trustees question zoning changes and planning staff propose continued collaboration with the district, inviting Hand Rogers Properties to participate.
Fremont officials debate bond funding for a new police building and a potential high school site. City leaders consider lease purchase as an alternative if the bond fails, with planning and zoning disputes already shaping the process and a special school board meeting set to discuss site locations.
Robert Burnett died from injuries after a local incident. Flowers donations may be made to the Fremond Masonic Temple Building Fund at W252 Pecan Court or to the Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children on 19th Avenue and No- Taga Street in San Francisco. Burnett, a native of Petaluma, belonged to the Washing ton Township chapter of the Order of DeMoloy and studied at Foothill College in Los Altos.
A California Supreme Court order determines a paper of general circulation in Alameda. June 1 marks the publication date set by Johnson Publications for Arcus.
City officials invite complaints from residents over water seepage and housing issues tied to the Donald L. Stone Corp. meeting. Manager Bruce Altman notes only one resident has reported problems or requested a meeting, urging more responses to discuss the matter with federal housing officials.
The crisis over the Strait of Tiran deepens as gunfire exchanges occur between Israeli and Egyptian forces across the Gaza Strip. Egypt vows force to keep waterway open while accusing Israel of starting the clash. Diplomatic efforts continue at the United Nations as the Gulf of Aqaba blockade tensions mount.
College trustees push AB 1133 to extend tuition control, seeking state aid to allow districts to raise rates toward peak 41 cents from 25, with bond issues limiting future increases. The measure faces committee delays as districts face financial stress from past underfunding and bond failures.
FremontNewark college board meeting tomorrow night may produce fireworks as Dr Elawig asks board members to reconsider backing Operation Probe. Newark council already refused study funding, arguing it duplicates Newark and Fremont master plans. President Stephen Epler seeks board approval for another look at the Probe package.
Fremont court district shows rising caseloads with 21,815 filings and backlog growth driving longer trial waits. Critics warn lease purchase financing may wheel in higher costs and reduced city financial control for Fremont Hall, while proponents cite reduced bond thresholds and financing flexibility.
A Requiem Mass for Russell 49 who lived in Fremont and served in Vietnam will be celebrated tomorrow at St. Joachim's Church Hayward at 9 30. He was brother of William R Russell of Hayward and Mrs Allen Jones and George D Russell of Fremont and MenoN Russell of San Leandro. He was a Creston Iowa native and resided at 5424 Audition Court Fremont. The rosary is tonight at Sorensen Brothers Pharmacy Hayward. Burial will be at Golden Gate National Cemetery San Bruno.
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