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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1969

Page

7

Supreme Court orders immediate desegregation in Mississippi schools

The Supreme Court ordered immediate desegregation of 30 Mississippi public school districts, ruling dual systems unconstitutional and removing the Nixon administration's reprieve hopes. The decision signals nationwide precedent, with reaction from NAACP, Coretta King, and Senator Eastland, while officials offered no immediate comment.

Washington UPI Supreme Court Mississippi Warren B. Burger Earl Warren Justice Department Angus Sth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals High Court White House Health, Education and Welfare Department James 0. Eastland South Jack Greenberg Th Naacp Legal Defense Fund New York Coretta King Marlin Luther King Jr Philadelphia America

Floating life may drift in Venus atmosphere says official

Los Angeles based report quotes Dr. William Pickering, head of JPL, noting surface heat on Venus would kill life, but clouds high above offer more temperate conditions. He suggests life might float in Venus’s atmosphere, similar to organisms in Earth's oceans. The Mariner missions, run by JPL, explored Mars and Venus.

Los Angeles UPI Venus Jet Propulsion Laboratory William Pickering U.S. Space Agency Solar System Pickering Earth Jet Propulsion Mariner Spacecrall Mars

Oakland man Booker charged with murder in Erdman death

In Oakland a 19 year old man was charged with murder over the death of Patrick Albert Erdman 24. Police say Phillip Mac Fadden confessed mixed stories about finding Erdman body. The men shared an apartment and the case rests on these statements and findings at the warehouse.

Oakland UPI Patrick Albert Erdman Phillip MacFadden Aftir Erdman

Obituary for Katherine Rutherford Memorialized in Newark Chapel

Recitation of the rogary for Katherine Rutherford, who died Monday, has been reset to today at a pati, a. the New ark Memorial Chapel, 6700 Newark Blvd, according to mortuary officials.

Katherine Rutherford Pati Newark Memorial Chapel Newark Blvd

Halloween Goblins Parade At Fremont Hub

About 200 costumed children gathered for a Halloween parade at the Hub Shopping Center Fremont. Teddy Nieto won first prize a home made monster costume Kent Headrick won second prize as a witch Mary Anita Bauch earned third prize as Raggedy Ann.

Fremont Hub Lille Snoopy Casper Teddy Nieto Castanos St Teddy Kent Headrick Mary Anita Bauch Kent Lancaster Court Mary Anita

Alameda County seeks more highway money reform effort by county highway advisory committee

Alameda County residents seek a larger share of state highway funds after a lean $782 million allocation for 1970 71 Black Bay area supervisors consider pressing the California highway commission to raise Alameda County s $20 5 million allotment The committee may urge the commission to re open the budget or freeze 125 million as a reserve If needed the plan includes appealing to Governor Reagan for help with equitable distribution The advisory group led by Razeto and Public Works Director Crowe meets Wednesday at the Hayward public works building

Dow Highway Commission Alameda County Hayward Emanuel P. Tha Zero Mameda Razdu Commission Tne Steelors Razeta Ronald Reagan Razeto Public Works Herbert Crowe Elmhurst SL Ly Hayward

Housing plan sparks mixed reactions in city council

The council weighed density transfer for a west Fremont Boulevard development drawing support from Brooks and opponents who warned of traffic and policy bending. NAACP urged timely action for low income housing while FOCUS touted social diversity. Public Works deemed the street adequate, others pressed for policy clarity.

Platt Wwe Thas Conrell Fremont Boulevard Northgate Brooks William van Doorn Brice Russell National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Ruth Willet Fremont Organization For Civic Unity FOCUS Dana Rubin Redgrave Drive

Short Circuit Blamed for Fremont House Fire

Firefighters responded to 37177 Cedarwood Drive where a short circuit in a slack radio sparked a blaze that caused about 1000 dollars in damage to a bedroom area. Occupant Andrew Lopez found smoke at 1 40 p m and led to suppression by two walls and five firefighters, with smoke damage throughout the home.

Fremont Cedarwood Drive Alor Kenney Andrew Lopez Kenny

Nixon draft plan debate delays action on lottery

The House, after a quorum call, put off further action on Nixon's draft lottery plan until Thursday while Democratic leaders push for reforms. Activists from the Vietnam Moratorium and student groups argue deferments create class distinctions and seek elimination of most student deferments. Senate figures and Nixon aides await hearings, noting the proposal aims to select from a yearly pool of 19 year olds.

House Nixon John Young D-Tex Rules Committee David Hawk Hawk Nessmen U. S Dan Siegel University of California At Berkeley Tom Reeves National Council Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass

Recreation group pleads for landscaping support

Fremont Recreation Commission urged every city agency to back full landscaping of the Alameda Creek flood channel mouth at Niles Canyon. After two hours with Army Corps and Alameda County Flood Control, the group pressed for maximum landscaping despite funding limits, citing a 4,900 toe section from Mission Boulevard to Niles Canyon.

Fremont Fremont Recreation Commission Alameda Creek Niles Canyon Army Corps of Engineers Alameda County Commission Mission Boulevard Floyd Erickson Corps of Engineers Munity

Reagan to bar Muslim from Fresno State teaching

Gov. Ronald Reagan said he would work with the state college board to prohibit a Black Muslim from teaching at Fresno State. He spoke as he prepared for a board meeting, citing Marvin Jackman also known as Marvin X, who taught a noncredit course under the guise of academics.

Los Angeles IUPI Ronald Reagan State College Board of Taslees Fresno State Reagan Iaslees Fresno Marvin Jackman Marvin X

Suspected parents of Jody arrested in Bell Gardens

Two people believed to be the parents of four year old Jody Smith were arrested at a Bell Gardens home after the girl was found abandoned beside a freeway. The child identified Ronald Fouquet and Baty Baker as her guardians, saying they were her mommy and daddy. The mystery began near U S Highway 99 where the girl was left and later rescued, with investigators tracing the suspects through Whit tier and Whistier.

Bell Gardens Calif UPI Kern County Sheriff's Office Angeles County Jody Smith Ronald F. Fouquet Whittier Hille Jody Jody Fouquet Baty Louise Baker U.S. Highway 99 Bakersfield George Whiting Beverly St. Louis Whistier Fouquets Whiting

Fremont youth injured in motorcycle crash near fire truck

A 17 year old Fremont rider suffered major head injuries when his motorcycle collided with a car turning to avoid a responding fire truck at Peralta Boulevard and Mowry Avenue. The rider Rangall B. Green of 210 Pickering Ave. was thrown 25 feet. Driver Christopher A. Quinn, 20, of Sunol said he did not see the motorcycle. The fire rig was en route to a smoke investigation with siren and lights. Investigation continues.

Fremont Washington Hospital Rangall BE. Green Pickering Ave Emerson Green Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Armand Gordon Green Christopher A. Quinn Sunol Peralta Boulevard Mowry Avenue Quin Peralta Mowry

Teens escape serious injury in car fire crash

Three teens aged about 18 escaped serious harm after their car burst into flames on Mission Boulevard near Belle's Motel in the Mission San Jose District. Driver Richard Drumm and a passenger fled as flames spread. others exited. Firefighters suspect a smoldering cigarette started the blaze.

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