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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1971
Page
4
A local call to action urges citizens to aid police in preventing vandalism and pursuing civil restitution from parents. The piece argues most vandals are juveniles driven by lack of parental supervision and emphasizes reporting incidents, prosecuting parents through civil courts, and holding households financially responsible to deter repeat acts.
Russell Kirk argues mass motoring destroys countryside and urban life. He cites Britain’s rail decay after nationalization, rising car culture, and the danger to public spaces. He warns the United States risks similar ruin and urges a shift to public transport backed by policy limits on car growth.
Holmes Alexander reflects on ELEP journalists targeting Defense Secretary Melvin Laird during a press conference. He argues open society democracy versus Communist secrecy shapes public opinion on nuclear arms, warnings about Soviet submarines, and the stakes of SALT and Western unity against communism.
ACT and its critics target children’s TV, urging removal of ads, daily fourteen hours of commercial free programming, and more educational content. They warn of violence, dullness, and loss of imagination, urging FCC action and public protest.
Henry J. Taylor surveys Paul McCracken's forecast on Nixon’s anti inflation plan. He predicts a 5 percent gain in capital goods investment in 1972 and a 65 percent rise in the FRB Industrial Production index, tempered by inflation effects and consumer confidence. The piece emphasizes the confidence factor as the decisive driver of recovery.
This day in history notes Mahala Jackson born on October 26, 1912 along with milestones such as the Erie Canal opening between Buffalo and Albany, the Cork lord mayor Terence MacAnkney's death after a 75 day fast, the 1942 Hornet sinking near the Solomon Islands, and Lyndon Johnson’s Manila talks shaping U S Vietnam ties.
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