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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1969

Page

2

Ends and means in conflict over Apperson Ridge quarry

The Apperson Ridge quarry dispute pits East Bay Regional Park District officials against Utah Construction and Mining Co. as the district campaigns against the permit to protect Sunol Valley Regional Park. The Alameda County Supervisors resume hearing on Sept. 19 amid questions about district persistence and strategy.

Apperson Ridge Sunol East Bay Regional Park District Utah Construction and Mining Co Sunol Valley Regional Park Bay Area Alameda

Public park district pressured by quarry deal demands

Officials push Utah Construction to pay $600,000 as an advance royalty to Apperson and the district in exchange for quarry approval. The plan would fund park lands but raises concerns over public influence and control as the district seeks cash over principle, threatening Sunol’s protection.

Utah Park District Apperson Ridge Apperson

Cal Tesh admissions officer seeks more aware students

The admissions officer says Cal Tesh wants applicants more politically socially and culturally aware than current students. Amid campus shakeups the fall may bring further upheaval as schools face uncertainty. Loretta Young divorces the husband who left her in 1956.

Cal Tesh Loretta Young

Reading Soviet Press Confuses American Reader

A Russell Kirk column contrasts Pravda and Sovetskaya Rossiya coverage to show Soviet messaging's contradictions on the US, China, and nuclear policy. Krylov's warnings about US attack and Nixon era defenses spark debate on Soviet military posture and Western reaction.

Pravda Russia Red China Sovietkaya Russia Nicolai Krylov United States Kremlin Soviet Russia Nixon Krylay Krylov Moscow Peking Washington Mao Tse-tung China Marshal Krylov

Women Club Leaders Launch Campaign Against Pornography

The General Federation of Women's Clubs with 1 million members vows a nation wide crusade against obscene films magazines and books. Leaders condemn vulgar entertainment and urge moral standards while noting profits top 2 billion dollars annually.

General Federation of Women's Clubs

The Macy name and Stanley Arnold's inspired deals

Don Maclean recounts Stanley Arnold later Macy's, a marketing consultant who altered his name after Macy's urging and launched bold ventures. Arnold financed a White House book collection, then oversaw 50 million American flag decals via Reader's Digest, followed by corporate sales of decals to Gulf Oil and General Motors.

Washington Stanley Arnold Macy's Arnold America Macy’s Stanley New York Times Harry Truman Herbert Hoover Cardinal Spellman Jim Farley John F. Kennedy White House Yale Yale Library Lyndon Johnson Iis Reader's Digest Gulf Oil General Motors

Sage Advice On Playing Stock Market

Sage, renowned Wall Street figure, warned investors to avoid averaging down after losses and to protect capital. He stressed that prices, not opinions, determine payoffs and that market surprises are certain. The piece cites past crashes and urges strict risk control to prevent personal disaster.

Sage Russell Sage Wall Street Bis Old Wall Street Dow Jones Dow

Kennedy Center's Marble Tower Sinks Into Mud

The Kennedy Culture Center on the Potominc soars above water but the first three stories have sunk into mud making the structure appear taller than it is.

Kennedy Culture Center Potominc

This Day in History Highlights Major 18th to 20th Century Events

On this day in history Washington’s 1777 Brandywine defeat. 1841 cabinet resignations except Daniel Webster over banking veto. 1940 Buckingham Palace bomb damage. 1963 India Airlines Viscount crash near New Delhi with all 18 aboard. Irving quote reflection.

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