14 Sep 1969
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1969
Page
1
Viet Cong attacked Saigon early Saturday striking a militia office in the 9th precinct with three rocket grenades. An attack on a refugee center near An Hoa destroyed about 80 percent of the camp as U S and South Vietnamese forces reported mortar and rocket fire on multiple targets.
Dolores Andres 48 died Friday at home 36045 Rosewood Drive Newark. Native of Daly City and member of the Lionsettes of Newark. Wife of Henry P. Andres of Newark. Burial will be private.
Dolores Andres of Newark, age 4, wife of Henry II Andres, mother to Lorelei Gonsales Erick Andres and Kiem Andres, sister to Jeanne Hasselle and Roo. Sir Jacobs. Funeral at Newark Memorial Chapel, September 15, 1969, interment private. Frances Limon of Fremont, wife of Augustine Limon, mother to Lupe Walker Manuel Yslas Mary Ystead Henrietty Mondason Phillip Limon Frank Limon Ruth Bocanera Merry Limon and John Yslas, survived by 10 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Funeral from Charles P. Banis Mortuary to Saint's Church Hayward for mass September 15 with rosary, burial at Holy Semichre Cemetery May word.
HEW Secretary Robert Finch backed adding a prescription drug plan for elderly Medicare patients outside hospitals but the Nixon administration will not seek the necessary legislation now due to budget limits. The plan would process up to 20 million claims annually with an estimated cost of 600 million to 1.2 billion dollars. Finch urged a prompt effort to develop the program and asked Dr. Roger Egeberg to work out the technical details.
Roosevelt High School graduates from 1936 to 1941 will hold a reunion on October 3 at Hickey's Hyatt House in Palo Alto. Douglas H. Logan notes cocktails, dinner, and dancing planned. attendees should mail checks to Rough Riders East, P.O. Box 724, San Jose, and include graduate and guest details. For information, call Dan PoinDexter or C Perry Faria.
Six Soviet scientists will start a month long tour of U S modification facilities beginning Monday. They will visit sites in Washington Chicago Rapid City Missoula Laramie Boulder Fort Collins Denver Reno Tucson Norman and Miami to observe American research and technology.
Forecasts show fair conditions across Northern and Central California through Monday with coastal overcast on the Golden Gate coast Sunday. Bay Area sees slightly warmer Sunday with Sunday highs in the upper 60s and nights in the 50s. winds northwest 12 to 25 mph. Sierra Nevada cooler Sunday with local winds in the north. inland north warmer Monday. Ukiah and Fort Bragg report 0 and 4 along with 43 and 70 respectively.
A British soldier died in a hillside shooting near Belfast while peacekeeping amid Catholic Protestant clashes. Officials said initial reports suggest an accident and a formal inquiry will follow. The city faced rioting, firebombs, and a growing British troop presence as the Peace Wall grid tightened controls.
Washington API Department of Transportation committee studying air controller issues invites controllers and organizations to submit written comments. Chairman John L. Carson says informal meetings with spokesmen for interested parties are planned.
HEW Secretary Robert H Finch defended the Nixon Administration desegregation policy amid sharp Civil Rights Commission criticism. He cited a progress report claiming remarkable gains in eight months and predicted more court action and community involvement will yield greater desegregation in the next two years than the prior 15.
Sen. Edmund Muskie condemned President Nixon's Vietnam approach in Clarksburg arguing the plan is ambiguous and ineffective. He urged independent action by U S policymakers, criticized Saigon veto power, and questioned the 36 hour ceasefire and reduced B52 raids as missteps.
Hollywood Calif is featuring a sensational weight loss plan that reportedly sheds 10 pounds in 10 days. The program claims no hunger, allows forbidden foods, and uses grapefruit as a fat burning catalyst. A two dollar order offers a money back guarantee if targets aren’t met.
Park Chung Hee announced last July that he sought a new term to ensure national security. Widespread anger rose as university students demonstrated against the soldier turned president, who seized power in 1961 and was elected president under a new constitution two years later. He secured a four year roll after a 1967 re election.
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