05 Nov 1969
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1969
Page
1
Senate and House negotiators reached a $20.7 billion military weapons bill agreement that largely accepts Defense Department requests. They rejected most modifications made during the conference, keeping funding and provisions near the administration’s original plan.
Tens of thousands welcome Neil Armstrong Edwin Aldrin and Michael Collins in Tokyo as Prime Minister Sato awards cultural medals and the trio join Japan's Boy Scouts. An Imperial Palace audience with Emperor Hirohito follows a televised moon landing watched by the Japanese public.
A Senate House conference approves compromise CBW controls on transportation storage and testing as part of the 1969 defense procurement bill. The measure, weaker than September anti-CBW amendment, bans future deployment or storage outside the United States and requires host-country approval for delivery systems and any overseas storage. The Surgeon General review governs open air testing or transport with potential presidential veto over national security concerns.
Union City council deferred a plan by Mrs. Tina Handlen to raise up to six mentally retarded children in her home after a heated meeting. Opponents cited deed restrictions. supporters argued the arrangement is residential. The issue, plus a planned unit development policy, was postponed for two weeks for staff study.
Fragmentary OCR shows a Fremont California notice listing a Daily Review involvement, dates in June, and references to Alameda County and the Post Office. Text is garbled with misread names and addresses, hindering complete extraction of entities or actions.
City council reluctantly rejects the elevated eastern route south of Davis Street for the Shoreline Freeway. Mayor Maltester says the plan would wipe out $3.8 million in industrial land and $791,000 in sales tax revenue, raising 43 cents of tax rate. Awaiting Friday hearing on two other alignments by highway officials.
Alameda County officials voted to contract with Dahl Biological Supply Co. of Emeryville to sell the shelter’s 900 to 1,200 euthanized cats per year for two dollars each. Dahl, the western region’s only firm handling such cats, processes up to 5,000 annually for resale at five to six dollars each.
David W. Donley, 101 and Ohio's oldest registered voter, says 19-year-olds should not vote. He has voted for 80 years and opposed the proposal to lower Ohio's voting age from 21 to 19, arguing lack of experience.
In Sacred Heart Church mourners bid farewell to George Pops Foster a New Orleans jazz bass pioneer who died at 77 A six piece all white band played five numbers as blacks and whites friends and fans paid respects Dr J Mayakawa San Francisco State College president attended and called the occasion a victory celebration Foster played with Louis Armstrong Kid Ory and others and settled in San Francisco in 1956 Burial was at Holy Cross cemetery.
Federal officials report a new hijacker detection system used at Eastern Airlines terminals in the East shows gratifying results in three weeks. No suspects found yet, but officials say the two step process and electronic survey detect potential hijackers without passenger awareness.
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