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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1971
Page
1
Police reported a riot erupted after a dance, injuring several people and prompting a manhunt for a suspect on attempted camery charges. Officers from Union City Fremont Newark San Leandro and the Sheriff's Department responded to the incident.
Forecast calls for warm conditions today through Tuesday with continued warning level heat. Light afternoon winds 10 to 15 mph. Highs around 102 with nightly lows near 55.
Giants beat Atlanta 6-2 to snap a seven-game skid heading into a night showdown. Dodgers remain second, while other scores show Als and Vida Blues loss in extras and Kalndas City drop pennant chances. Charles Coody wins World Series Golf in Akron.
Witnesses urged testimony on Nixon’s new economic policies as the Senate resumes debate on the draft bill. The House considers repeal of the Emergency Detention Act while other items surface in reports from Page 3 and Page 10.
Pravda reports the death of merit pensioner Nikita S. Khrushchev after a prolonged illness, announced two days after his passing. The notice appears on page 10 with formal confirmation from the Soviet state newspaper.
A fragment notes veteran bridge player Kevin winning a game, though exact event date or opponent is unclear. The line emphasizes his skill and the moment of victory as a sign of experience.
The fragment presents a garbled line about Atlantic and a reference to the Middle Southwest amid unclear wording. No coherent event or individuals are identifiable for a complete summary.
In Attica New York hundreds of police stood ready as rebel inmates held 56 hostages for four days. Gov Rockefeller refused direct intervention citing constitutional limits while talks stalled. A guards death and potential charges loom as negotiations faltered and a tense impasse persisted.
Negotiations among Reagan administration and legislative leaders begin as deadline nears for payroll withholding tax legislation. Democrats demand reform measures with closing loopholes, while Gov Reagan is in Puerto Rico for a governors conference delaying talks.
Two men were found dead on Redwood Road midway between Castro Valley and Oakland. John Wheeler, 23, of 963 Harmony Drive, and Jeffery Smith, 20, of Oakland, were discovered around 8 am by motorcycle riders. No weapon was found, wallets intact, and authorities noted the scene appeared the site of the shootings. Time of death placed around midnight. autopsy pending to confirm shots wounds.
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