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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1971
Page
3
The federal stance on phosphates in detergents shifts, suggesting substitutes may be safe and that phosphates could be reconsidered to avoid water pollution. The piece warns agencies to slow chemical usage limits and notes confusion over cyclamates DDT and other chemicals.
Local newspaper item notes a Wednesday event featuring Linn Brown in an eater column dated October 13 with undefined location and minor context. The readable text indicates a local feature or calendar mention, but specifics beyond the date and name are unavailable.
Russell Kirk argues that American foreign aid has rarely earned lasting gratitude from recipient governments. He cites India's grand projects and bureaucratic hurdles for a visiting US naval officer, noting sentiment against US aid to Pakistan and the British stance on American support. He warns ingratitude governs global aid, with Britain historically dependent on US assistance.
Washington source reports Secretary of State William P. Rogers rejects speculation he will be named to the Supreme Court. He says Nixon would not appoint him, stressing he has no ambition for high office and would rather serve as Secretary of State until the President ends his term.
Holmes Alexander recalls a dreamlike encounter with Yuri Astigmatov, a supposed Soviet agent now claiming to hate Russia and offer his services. The unwelcome visitor touts credentials, riffs on shifted loyalties, and ends with an absurd joke about a computer forecast as he tries to stay.
Richard Wilson Going reports on a Washington view of post expulsion spy moves by Britain and Russia. The piece notes Hoover expanding counter espionage, Moscow's open intelligence methods, and a Soviet embassy lunch with Pavlov highlighting cautious US openness versus Moscow surveillance.
Henry J. Taylor argues Italy must stabilize its government ahead of December elections as factions, corruption, and a powerful bureaucracy threaten paralysis. He notes rising MSI support, fears of a military takeover, and anxiety over a possible coup by Forza armate and carabinieri amid widespread discontent.
This day in history notes US Navy origin from Continental Congress naval construction order. Contemporaries mark October 18 1775 as birth of a naval force. It also mentions 1443 Italy war with Germany and 1949 Canada and Red China diplomatic ties. Robert Louis Stevenson quote praises happiness.
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