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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1971
Page
3
Lin Brown editor notes a Sunday feature on the Arcus Sine Timare Vel Fausta without fear at Fawr with local color and context for readers.
The piece rails at California Democrats for their reapportionment plans. It notes partisan maps, split districts in South County, and the potential loss of local political strength. It questions the governor’s veto power and suggests the issue will likely reach the courts. It also cites rising state population versus tax revenues and warns of higher withholding taxes.
Barry Goldwater warns that Soviet naval expansion threatens American security and global interests. He cites the loss of nuclear superiority, declining Navy strength, and overland and overseas commitments that depend on sea lanes. He compares potential blockades to Cuba and stresses adequate shipbuilding funding.
The California Teachers Association voted to reintroduce AB 2833, a 1971 measure designed to let teachers vote on a bargaining agent and allow exclusive representation. It would let the chosen agent set funding and dues, with a board required to deduct via salaries, while strikes would not be legalized. CTA notes the bill’s path remains uncertain for next year’s session.
James Kilpatrick offers a Thanksgiving column reflecting on news fatigue and global events viewed from a car ride home. He weighs media negativity against gratitude, praising American resilience, freedom, and the spirit that persists despite turmoil, urging readers to give thanks.
Morrie Ryskin surveys origins of terms like WASP Chicano and gringo tracing shifts in meaning. He notes milder usage today but cites persistent sensitivities with ethnic terms and the evolving language around race and identity.
General Ira C. Eaker warns that SALT talks in Vienna enter their sixth session with no significant results. He argues the USSR has boosted strategic and missile strength while the United States lags, urging a shift to undeniable strategic nuclear superiority and stronger negotiating stance.
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