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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1971
Page
3
GM spokesmen say owners of 1965 to 1969 Chevrolets face possible engine mount defect warnings from the National Highway Safety Administration. The bulletin urges inspections but does not force a government ordered recall. Estimated mount costs run from 6 to 20 dollars with full repair around 25 dollars.
At Dallas International Motors Speedway a jet powered dragster driven by Art Arfons crashed through a double guard rail. A newsman Eugene Thomas Alred and two racing officials were killed. Arfons survived with hospital observation. Victims included Hubert Kelsey 20 and Sean Tense 18 from Tyler and Farmers Branch Texas.
Obituary notice for Haty Garcia of Fremont aged 37, beloved wife of Ants Garcia. She leaves sons Antony and Arthony, daughter Celeste, and many relatives in Wisconsin and California. Funeral Tuesday November 17 at Dawn from the Rose Garden Chapel, 407 Estudiuc, Leandra, with High Mass at a local church. Call for details.
The Daily Review announces an entry in the post office records dated March 3 in Fremont, California. It notes circulation details and mentions the publisher Nord L. Spacks and the Audit Bureau of Circulations membership.
Army engineers erected a one foot high steel barrier around Cam Ranh Village, a hub for prostitution and drug trafficking near the base. The semicircular one mile fence wards off access, with military and Vietnamese authorities manning gates to curb illicit activity among about 4,000 villagers and 12,000 U.S. personnel.
Cambodian government moves to strip the National Assembly of lawmaking power and orders it to draft a new constitution. The plan, aimed mainly at the Assembly, drew sharp opposition from deputies including In Tam and sparked fears of an unchecked executive as Lon Nol and advisers favored dissolving the Assembly or creating a military war cabinet. Senate and lower house leaders planned a joint Sunday session as cabinet decisions culminated in a late Saturday action.
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