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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1968
Page
1
Western officials and bankers gave cautious approval to Charles de Gaulle's austerity package amid speculation over its ability to curb franc outflows. London and Zurich commented on risks, with some predicting chaos or a shambles if the franc resumes its slide.
Observer called Tito’s fears fanciful but Yugoslav reports claim Moscow plans new pressure after Czechoslovakia. Marshal Tito raised alert, mobilizing 250000 troops along borders with Bulgaria Hungary and Romania while civilians receive civil defense training to ready for a possible invasion.
Funeral services for Joan P. Pankratz who died Saturday in Washington Hospital Fremont will be held at 11 a.m. Monday in the Fremont Chapel of the Roses 1H% Peralta Blvd Fremont He was born in Austria Hungary where he built horse drawn carriages He lived at 40057 Michelle St Fremont a longtime resident of Ohio He leaves a son John Pakrats Jr of Parkman Ohio a daughter Amelia Krumray of Cleveland Ohio eight grandchildren and 0 great grandchildren Interment will be at Cedar Lawn Memorial Cemetery in Fremont.
Eyewitness accounts describe a hijacking of an Eastern flight bound for Cuba. Passengers reported six hijackers, some in loud shirts, who seized control as the plane landed in Havana and were escorted off by guards. Western officials compare the raid to an air commando operation with unclear motives.
QUINCY UP I Four members of a San Jose family are killed when a twin engine private plane crashes into a mountain about 18 miles north of Plumas County. A six year old girl survived hidden under a seat in the wreckage after the weekend fog and rain delayed search efforts.
A narcotics symposium sponsored by the Newark-New Maven PTA Council will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. in the Newark Community Center 14501 Cedar Blvd Newark. The panel includes Newark Police Chief William Morrison Union City Police Chief Kenneth Huck Newark educators Irving Hird and Richard Guidici and Dr Harvey Glasser of Iremont. Moderator is W H Brown, president of the Newark Chamber of Commerce. The event follows Gov Ronald Reagan's appeal for help in cutting drug use and follows three prior seminars this year.
De Gaulle outlines an austerity program aiming to fuel reconstruction with Group of Ten credits amid a French monetary crisis. He targets a sharp budget cut of $1 billion plus tax relief to French exports while promising a crackdown on tensions in faculties, schools, streets, and countryside. Premier Murville will present specifics to the National Assembly Tuesday.
A compact snapshot notes the family’s daily labor ethic with Dannie Thornton, nine, ready to start work on the other shoe as an example of enterprising youth and hardworking households yesterday.
UPI reports Hanoi aims on resuming talks from Paris while stepping up propaganda. Tho and Xuan Thuy press for inclusion of Viet Cong as an equal partner, insisting talks begin immediately. Washington warns on possible favorable terms for Hanoi if talks stall.
Fremont Newark and Union City fire officials urge residents to smother small pan fires by covering the flame, place oven fires by closing the door, and evacuate if flames threaten nearby combustibles. Do not pour water on grease fires. call the fire department at 794-3737 Newark 794-3634 Fremont and 471-441 Union City.
A class performance titled Two Little Indians Friday featured in a Thanksgiving Day sketch with pupils performing for their parents.
Union City police disrupted a teen party planned behind James Logan High School at a Little League diamond. Fourteen youths aged 14 to 15 were arrested or cited for marijuana and minor alcohol possession as arriving in small groups. six faced marijuana charges and eight faced alcohol by minors. all were cited and released to parents.
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