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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1971

Page

5

Adult schools grow as practical path to new skills

Community adult education expands beyond citizenship and English to include trades, crafts, and personal development. In California, programs like Hayward and Livermore emphasize vocational training and flexible schedules, with thousands enrolled and diplomas issued annually.

U.S Fearnhig Low Alameda County California San Francisco Joe Simms Bureau of Adult Education Sacramento Hayward Proggam Livermore San Margaret Boetst Jimms

Seven in family gunned down in Phoenix killings

Police in Phoenix arrest Freeman on sight as authorities piece together a jealous-motive mass shooting in which a husband, wife and four children died in their home. The suspected killer fired again during capture, was wounded, and linked to prior molestation charges in Los Angeles.

Seven Phoenix Phoenix, Ariz UPI Satunday Tey Johm Gilbert Freeman Novella Bentley Maj George Sanders Phocnlx Defective Bureau Preeran Sanders Freeman Los Angeles Tucson Ariz Gilbert Hernandez Bentley Houston Tex Scottsdale, Ariz

Former Iowa senator Hickenlooper dies at 75 in New York

Bourke B. Hickenlooper, longtime U.S. senator from Iowa and former governor, died at 75 while visiting Long Island. He lived in the Washington area after retiring in 1969 and was involved in atomic energy and foreign affairs. An autopsy was planned in Hauppauge, New York.

Silester Island Ala Bourke B. Hickenlooper U.S Iowa Friends Hickenlooper Suffolk County Medics] Examiner's Hauppauge N.Y Washington Politica New York Uensy F. Lfothusens Long Island Holthusen Eid Hickenlooper Atomic Energy Foreign Affairs Ue Senate House-Senate Momic Energy Committee Atomics Energy Commission David Lilienthal Lilienthal FBI Harry Truman Joint Committee Hicken‘ooper Lillenthal Rilckenlooper Senate Foreign Relations Committee Senate

McCloskey Criticizes Thieu Pact in New Hampshire Tour

Representative Paul N. McCloskey of California denounces U S efforts to find a candidate for South Vietnam's leadership as a fraud and a mockery of democracy. He announces a four day New Hampshire tour to fund raise, meet with media in Gorham Berlin and Littleton, and speak at Plymouth State College and the Concord chamber event.

Concord UPI Paul N. McCloskey R-Calif Sak South Vietnam Nguyen van Thieu Vietnam McCloskey U. S Ellsworth Bunker McCheakey New Hampshire Gortham Berlin Littleton Plymouth State College Canard Chamber of Commerce

Nixon photographer Atkins on Nixon image and privacy

In a Parade Magazine interview Akins, Nixon’s longtime official photographer, describes the president’s stance on being photographed. He notes Nixon avoids posed shots, prefers casual dress, and accepts photographers as a routine of the campaign trail. Akins, from Wellesley, recalls earning 28000 annually and portrays Nixon as businesslike and privacy aware.

Nixon Bob Hope Parade Magazing Atking Mira Alking Shay Frei Sdysarckd Atkins Saturday Evening Post Washington Daily News Birmingham Alt. Post Wellesley Maas Akins Aether

Tunney urges nuclear test halt over Japan relations

Sen John Tunney urged President Nixon to cancel the underground nuclear blast in Alaska saying it could damage U S Japan relations. He cited Hirohitos upcoming foreign trip and argued SALT could render the test unnecessary. He warned of potential waves and fish contamination harming Japan.

Washington John Y. Tunney Dcallf Nixon Alaska U.S Japan Hirohito Puotest Tunney

Hayward Adult School Draws Vicentes to New World

The Vicentes attend Hayward Adult and continue their journey into adult education as part of the area's expanding program.

Rowers Nearing Equator in California to Sydney Crossing

UPI reports British couple John Fairfax and Sylvia Cook row from California toward Sydney. They average about 3 miles daily, staying active at night and resting in daytime heat. Fairfax said they were about 600 miles south of Hawaii and hoped to reach Christmas Island in roughly 20 days. A recent quarrel over fishing gear caused a brief flare but they maintained their partnership. Fairfax even got his first haircut during the voyage, which Cook described with humor.

Ban. Francisco UPI John Fairfax Sylvia Cook California Sydney Australia Fairfax Hawaii Christmas Island Miss Cook Miss

Honecker warns on Berlin traffic routes in Big Four pact

East German leader Erich Honecker cautioned against misuse of Berlin traffic routes under the Big Four agreement. He said public order in the East German state must be observed, signaling potential East West German talks friction as Moscow praises the settlement as a landmark for European peace and security.

Berlin UPI Erich Honecker Communist Party German Democratic Republic ADN Bonn East Germany West Berlin Honecker Tal Hienecker Europe Moscow Pravda

Dog club plans obedience trials in Fremont Central Park

The Golden State Labrador Retriever Club hosts a fat specialty fun match on September 26 at Fremont Central Park. Show begins 11 a.m. with 11 classes and four adult competition divisions led by James Wallace. AKC points do not apply. entries close September 22 to Julie Meyer.

Fremont Golden State Labedior Retrever Club Central Park Air Labrador Retriever American Kennel Club Towands James Wallace

Lafayette woman dies in cliff fall on Kauai hike

Patice Saturday identified the body of a 23 year old Lafayette California woman who fell from a cliff while hiking with a party on Kauai. The Kauai Fire Department spokesman said the group attempted a ascent of a steep rise on the island on September 2.

Lafayette Kokee Hawaii Kauai

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