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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1969

Page

2

CSHA Leads State Horsemen in Trails and Shows

The California State Horsemen's Association CSHA expands its reach with a High Point Award system for junior riders across English Western and Gymkhana divisions. It promotes CSHA classifications for parades and aims to standardize rules for Synikhana events. A Fremont meeting formed a South Horsemen's Council to unite local clubs. Separate notices announce winter riding lessons at Circle R Ranch Milpitas with Mel Bockes as trainer and entry details.

Fremont CSHA California State Horse- Men's Association Bng Horsemen Ein Equestrian Western Fairs Association Amer We Ahd Garation Betty Mathes Les Parker Bradley St South Horsemen's Fort Counell Fremont Community Center Paseo Padre Bob Barnd Circle R Ranch Calaveras ‘Road Milpitas Mél Bockes Westwind Farm Los Altos Hillockes

GE Talks Head Toward Break in GE Strike Deadlock

General Electric and union leaders plan early next week talks to end a two week walkout by 147000 striking workers. UE and IUE delegates will meet GE officials Tuesday after a Friday session yielded no position changes. The Schenectady plant, GE’s largest, began strike actions October 27 and a court order to allow non union workers to enter faces a Monday test as 13 000 non union staff return.

New York UPI General Ieee Co United Electrical Workers International Union of Electrical Workers IUE Schenectady, N.Y U.S. District Court Auburn Schenectady

Settlement of phone walkout stalls in New York

A union leader voiced pessimism on Saturday about a quick end to the six day New York State walkout by about 40 000 telephone repairmen and installers. Only about 10 percent of 3 000 maintenance men reported to work, roughly double recent days, as court rulings and union appeals failed to end the strike. Morton Bahr of the Communications Workers of America warned there is little optimism for an immediate settlement.

New York UPI New York State New York Telephone Ca Cnt Morton-Bahr Communications Workers of America

Fragmentary news item from The Daily Review page

An oddly garbled Daily Review fragment mentions general topics, a page note, and date markers but lacks clear names, places, or events. The readable bits imply a general news summary rather than a specific incident or outcome.

Fremont Fire Damages Apartment Building in Fremont

An early morning blaze caused about $5,900 damage to an apartment house at 3777 Mowry Ave in Fremont. Fremont firefighters responded shortly before 1 am after smoke poured from Apartment 19 as building managers reported the fire.

Fremont Mowry Ave

Burglars take jewels and coins in Fremont

In Fremont, thieves entered two homes during daylight hours and stole $664 in valuables including a $286 diamond ring a $35 wedding band and four rings plus other jewelry and coins from Joseph K Gonsalves and Joseph Monde at 36004 Adobe Drive and 4375 Carol Ave. Police say items were taken between 2 15 p.m. and 6 15 p.m. from bedrooms and living rooms. The losses included four rings a wedding band and miscellaneous coins and credit cards.

Adobe Joseph V. Ormonde Carol Ave Abe Iene Ca Tangack Drewmer Deavera

Middle East war risk rises after renewed Arab Israeli raids

Diplomats and observers in Cairo Beirut and Tel Aviv say renewed Arab Israeli raids raise the danger of full scale war by escalation yet most agree that signs of imminent war are not present. Some Beirut analysts fear a rate of clashes could lead to war by next summer while Cairo sees no panic or tension yet. Israel remains calm and notes Egyptian crosses of the canal have increased, threatening a more drastic response to deter further raids.

Preas Middle East R Bay Ca‘ro Beirut Tel Aviv Abdel Suez Canal Cairo Egypt UPI Gerry Loughran Caira Maurice Guind UPT Bureau Saiet Peter D. Lynch Nasser Alg Ister Abba Eban Israel Canal Israeii Washington Moscow

Students Prepare Veterans Day Visit to Oakland Naval Hospital

Chiabot College plans a Veterans Day visit by 200 plus students to Oakland Naval Hospital for Operation Thank You. Celebrities Frank Dill Ben Davidson and Off Broadway performers will attend. Outdoor barbecue from 12 30 p.m. to 4 30 p.m. at the hospital athletic end. Students will serve burgers hot dogs chips and desserts. The Black Student Union will cook a meal of hammocks greens cornbread and black eyed peas. Gifts include magazines playing cards toiletries. rain plan moves event to the Chabot College Student Center Hayward.

Hayward Chiabot College Oakland Naval Hospital Pardeat Frank Dill Ben Davidson Lineman Oakland Raiders San Francisco Chabot College

Grapes Pickets Sing Across Chicago Arrests Made

A protest at a Southwest Side Chicago supermarket over California grapes drew 30 pickets who sang a modified Battle Hymn of the Republic. Authorities arrested thirty individuals during the demonstration, linking the event to a broader grape sales dispute.

Chicago UPI Southwest Side Julie Ward Howe The Republic

Apollo 12 crew preps for moon mission at Cape Kennedy

Astronauts Pete Conrad Richard Gordon and Alan Bean undergo final medical checks and train for Earth return maneuvers aboard a Yankee Clipper replica. Mission control monitors simulated reentry as Hornet prepares to recover the splashdown off American Samoa in a week long countdown and hydrogen oxygen loading continues.

Cape Kennedy Charles Pete” Conrad Jr Richard F. Gordon Alan L. Bean Ad Pete Trinetion Gordon Geld Navy Mission Control Center Houston Cat Tallers Gordon Arderican Samoa Hornet Moonport

Grapefruit Diet Promises 10 Pound Loss in 10 Days

Hollywood California specialty claims a revolutionary diet that rapidly reduces weight. It asserts 10 pounds lost in ten days with no hunger, then continued losses of one pound daily, aided by grapefruit juice acting as a catalyst. Testimonials tout the method and it urges sending $2 for a copy.

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