Fremont City Beautiful Committee Wins State Honor
Fremont receives the statewide cleanest city award for its tree planting and anti litter efforts. While proud, the city also faces criticism from unhappy residents noting areas needing improvement. The piece praises the committee, the quartz trophy and the $1000 prize from the California Anti-Litter League.
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Thase
Beautiful Quartz
California Anti-Litter League
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Emma Vargo
Ivy Cuenea
Shirley Pealey
Kathryn Gastman
K Keith Kmedeiinz
Trees Face Moratorium Sparks Niles Controversy
Fremont supporters seek a second look at which large trees should fall in the California Nursery area after a temporary moratorium. Councilmen ordered a three day pause pending site planning, with residents calling the restudy compassionate and historically memorable for perceived government insensitivity.
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California
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Niles
Letter praises Argus publicity for Drug Council and calls for constructive support
A reader thanks The Argus for door to door drive coverage and argue the Community Drug Council has not failed. The writer cites growing pains, staff upgrades, and the need for a stronger board and better press coverage to recruit volunteers and sustain the program.
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Long Hair Fad Debate Sparks Reader Letter
A Fremont reader defends longer hair and beards, arguing costs of haircuts and personal expression, and counters the editorial condemning beards. The letter cites Washington and Lincoln as examples of respected men with facial hair and urges a broader view of men growing hair.
Editor- I disagree with your long hair stance
The writer rejects the notion that men with long hair are inherently dirty or hippie stereotypes. They argue many long haired men are tidy and normal, while noting others with short hair can also be sloppy. The piece contends opinions on appearance reflect bias, not fact.
United Nations Faces Turmoil as Red China Joins
A columnist argues Red China’s U.N. entry will fracture consensus among major powers, weaken Western alliance cohesion, and threaten Taiwan’s defense. The piece notes growing dysfunction in the General Assembly, with South Africa and Maldives highlighted as pivotal cases and warns U.S. influence may wane without decisive action.
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France
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Republic of Maldives
Maldives
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America
Nixon
Pacifist conference clouds Capitol civility and questions Jordan
Holmes Alexander reports on a November meeting in Room 457 Old Senate Office Building where Sen. A Everett Jordan authorized a Council For A Livable World event with Frank Church Tufts Prof Geoffrey Kemp and Paul Warnke. The Defense Department sent no live rep and questions arise about funding, sponsorship and political influence.
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Nice
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European Economy Looms as Bank Chairman Sees Strains
Henry Taylor reports on Herman J. Abs of Deutsche Bank visiting the United States. Abs notes France's stronger per capita wealth versus West Germany, inflation pressures in Europe, and Italy's new value added tax. He warns Germany remains export-dependent amid rising costs and strikes, while Britain eyes entry to the Common Market and faces monetary challenges. He cautions against optimistic market pessimism and preserves a frank, measured view of Europe’s economic tensions.
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France
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Gustaf V Born On This Day In 1882
This day in history marks the birth of Swedish King Gustaf on November 1, 1882. The passage notes Armistice ending World War I, Harding dedicating Arlington Tomb, a 1964 United Airlines crash in Salt Lake City killing 42, Rhodesia’s independence, and a Eugene Field quote about goodbye.
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Britain
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