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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1971

Page

2

Chiang Kai-shek Greets Reagan in Taipei National Day event

About two hundred thousand people gathered for Nationalist China's 60th anniversary as Chiang Kai-shek greeted Ronald Reagan rep resenting President Nixon. Madame Chiang Kai-shek stood nearby as Chiang acknowledged the crowd with a waving hat and sung slogans.

California Ronald Reagan Nixon Chiang Kai-shek Taipei Chiang China Chiang Kaishek

San Francisco Mayor Alioto to testify after election in $2.3M suit

In Seattle King County Judge Gaines halted Alioto’s courtroom appearance until after the November 2 election while the $2.3 million civil suit over fee sharing in antitrust settlements proceeds. The case names Alioto, former Attorney General John OConnell and George K. Faler, with documents and checks to be admitted as evidence.

Seattle Wash UPI Joseph L. Alisto San Francisco Alisto State of Washington Aliota Vancouver Columbia River Paul R. Cressman Alioto King Washington John O'Connell George K. Faler O'Connell Aliote Electrical Equipment A Faler O’connell

Agnew Opens 10 Day Overseas Trip To Turkey Iran and Greece

Vice President Spiro Agnew departed on a 10 day official tour to Turkey Iran and Greece. He planned a visit to Ankara for two days then Tehran for Iran's Shahs anniversary marking Cyrus the Greats Persian Empire founding. He will later travel to Athens to meet Greek leaders and end with a family visit tracing ancestral roots.

Washington UPI Spiro T. Agnew Turkey Iran Greece Agnew Far East WIM Spaih Ankara Agnew Wit Cevdet Sunay Nihat Iram Ogmas Ucay Teim Arburun Senate Osmankarci National Assembly Nemarsi Ee Cyrus Tere Persepolis Tran Athens Georgiou Pspadopoulis Stylianos Pattakos Georgious Zortakis United States States

Hirohito's quiet Swiss day during European tour

Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako spent a private Geneva day with Geneva and Lausanne sightseeing. Police kept crowds small as they visited the Red Cross headquarters. A dizzy moment near the hotel did not require assistance. In London a tree was uprooted and in Molland a windshield was struck, while Swiss calm prevailed with only a hitchhiker’s van and yodel concerts in view.

Geneva UPI Hirohito Japan Switzerland Cimperae Lausanne Nagako London Molland Switerland Botanarchus Aeveen-Nation Amsterdam International Committee of the Red Cross

Consumer chieftain praises legislator in San Francisco

In San Francisco the national president of the Federation of Consumers praised Rep. Chet Bolted of California for advancing a consumer protection agency bill on the House floor. He cited potential stricter safety standards and fraud reduction with savings to consumers as crucial outcomes.

San Francisco UPI Con Federation of Et Sunday Chet Bolted D-Calif Consumer Protection Agency House of Representives Ware Consumers Union Warne Warnes Organizance Betty Furness

Russians Confirm SF Purchase of Pacific Heights Building

The Russians say they bought a 2 unit seven story Pacific Heights building in San Francisco. Resident Michael Myers who holds a four year lease on the penthouse insists he will not move and has spent about $20,000 remodeling. He will stay until an arrangement is satisfactory. Alexander Zinchuk of the Russian Mission mentions a consular overview space planned for the site.

San Francisco UPI Pacific Heights Michael Myers Myers Alexander Zinchuk

Senators Clash Over Byrd Nomination For Supreme Court

Washington Republican and Democratic candidates spar over Senator Robert Byrd's suitability for the Supreme Court. George McGovern predicts confirmation, while Fred Harris opposes Byrd citing his record. Both discuss Nixon's wage and price boards and civil rights shifts in Byrd's past.

Washington UPI Robert C. Bye Dw.va McGovern George Psu Byrd Senate Nixon Bud Sen Fred R Harris D-Oklaw High Court

Mexicans Press Nixon Nomination of Banuelos

A Mexican American group at Sacramento urged President Nixon to withdraw Romana Banuelos as Treasurer and replace her with a Chicano. Delegates urged California lawmakers to oppose confirmation, citing a raid on Banuelos’ Gardena plant. The conference called for a Mexican American state college, fulltime Chicano aides, and state advisory committees.

Sacramento Calif UPL Nixon Romana Bangeles United States California Banvelos Gardena Galif Banuelos

2000 Soldiers Ordered Home in Viet Nam Troop Cut

Nixon's withdrawal plan reduced American forces by about 2000 troops as the 1st Battalion 2nd Infantry and the 1st Squadron 10th Cavalry were placed on standdown. The Americal Division redirected six maneuver battalions to security duties in South Vietnam's central highlands while Tuy Hoa air base kept a single infantry battalion as the last American combat unit in Military Region 2.

South Vetnam U.S 10Th Cavalry Highway 19 Tuy Hoa Central Highlands

Jury weighs Watson verdict in Tate slayings case

A Superior Court jury of twelve resumes deliberations Monday in the Tex Watson case. The 25 year old is accused of multiple murders during the August 1969 Tate and LaBianca killings. Charles Manson and three women were previously convicted.

Los Angeles UPI Superior Court Charles ‘Tex’ Watson

POW release dream tugs at Sexton after Viet Cong captivity

John Sexton, freed after more than two years as a prisoner near Saigon, feared sleep at first night back, worried the release might be a dream. He is weak, malaria and shrapnel wounds linger, but gaining weight and receiving IV vitamins while at Long Binh Army hospital.

Saigon UPI Ont John Sexton Morehan South Vietnnes Loc Ninh Jles Sexton U.s.army Robert W. Reed Nampa Idaho Reed Sealon Trans-Pacific Warren Mich U.S. Army Long Binh Lot Ninh

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