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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1971
Page
1
The campus theater at Ohlone College screens Napoleon Bonaparte in the Civilisation series tomorrow at noon and 8 p.m. The film explores how his role as emperor affected contemporary artists Burgn Beethoven Delacrois and Rodin. One final film remains in the series and admission is free.
Final performances of Bremen Town Musicians by the Fremont Youth Theatre Guild will run Friday at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Fremont Community Center auditorium. Tickets are $1 for adults and 50 cents for children, available at the center or Book Mark in Fremont Hub. For more information call 796-3327.
A young man robbed Mama Mia Italian Food and Submarines at 3790 Mowry Ave in Fremont Saturday night, simulating a gun and fleeing with 80 to 100 dollars after entering about 7 25 p.m. Police described the incident and are investigating.
Raven haired actress Jennifer Jones wed billionaire Norton Simon in a yacht off England. A Unitarian minister presided as they tied the knot. The 92 year old Miss Jones plans a brief Europe trip before returning to the United States. Simon divorced his long time wife Lucille last year amid irreconcilable differences. This marked Jones’s third marriage following unions with Robert Walker and David O Selznick. She won the 1943 Oscar for The Song of Bernadette and has been inactive for years.
In Tokyo on Sunday, United Left demonstrators clashed with riot police in the largest riot of 1971. By 10 p.m. about 241 protesters were arrested and 87 were injured, many struck by rocks and bottles near Aoyama Avenue after marching from Meiji Park. Police used gas, high pressure hoses, and called in firefighters to quell the unrest. Approximately 11,000 leftists attended, with 2,000 from another faction also taking part.
ACLU spokesman said the government will prosecute only 24 of about 2,400 arrest cases from the May Day demonstrations. The rest will be dismissed, making defendants eligible to recover collateral posted to secure release after arrest.
A dispute arises over a proposed fee in Fremont California. Officials at City Hall and local residents discuss impact on businesses and public services while seeking a balanced plan. The discussion centers on how revenue would be used and potential exemptions.
Soviet archaeologists report an intact 4th century B C tomb near Dnepropetrovsk with an alabaster coffin, gold regalia, a royal heir as a child, and three servants buried for the journey to the next world. Tass notes the find reveals Scythian rites and social status.
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