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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1969

Page

2

Farming's Future in a Speech on European Policy

Harold B. Malmgren, former Federal trade negotiator, criticizes the European Common Market for protectionist farm support. He warns price supports distort agriculture, cause overproduction, and push surpluses into world markets with heavy subsidies. He urges a sophisticated U.S. diplomacy on agriculture trade and a gradual shift away from costly subsidies toward freer, modern farming.

Harold B. Malmgren France Maligren Syorld U.S Europe Canada Australia Malmgren

China Russia frontier clash rooted in power claims

The Milwaukee Journal argues that the Sino Soviet frontier dispute centers on power and ideology rather than land. It notes China's inability to yield large grain harvests due to harsh climate and poor soil, making territorial gains impractical in a major war scenario.

China Peking Asia Milwaukee Journal

Countdown and Moon Mission Sparks in Congress

The report notes Nixon offering Indonesia President Suharto a piece of the moon amid debates over federal judge nominations and Mars mission funding. Key House leaders oppose plans to send a man to Mars as lawmakers grapple with budget strains and approval processes.

House Mars Nixon Indonesia Suharto

Nixon Asia policy aims to keep Southeast Asia independent

Secretary Rogers says U.S. does not object to Thai contacts with Red China as Washington pursues a new Asia policy. The plan seeks to retain Asia’s sovereignty amid limited Chinese influence, with Korea and Taiwan cited as examples. Japan is expected to play a larger economic role while U.S. involvement in the region remains substantial.

Washington D.C William P. Rogers United States Thailand Rogers Asia Nixon Peking Mao Tse-lung Sou’ East Asia North Vietnam China Indonesia Philippine Russia Japan Red China Korea Park North Korea Soviet Union Taiwan Eewaring Strong Econo Mies South Korea West Berlin East Berlin Southeast Asia Johnson

Rail Renaissance Promises New Era for Passenger Travel

The piece argues railroads will rebound as air travel falters. It cites Turbotrain service Montreal Toronto, future high speed lines Chicago to Carbondale, and European rail comfort. It notes rail safety and cost benefits, urging public support for modernization and federal help.

Montreal Toronto Boston New York Boston Washington Chicago Carbondale Downstate Illinois Central Russia Meijo University Europe Arctic Circle Africa Iast Eral

Don Maclean Dick Knows Where It's At

Satirical sketch imagines President Nixon as a California native asked about Middle East tension Vietnam inflation and welfare. The mock interview parodies politics with lines about price freezes and a surfing lesson, highlighting a playful view of Nixon and Washington.

Washington California Nixon Gang Middle East U.S Israel Vietnam Congress Natch

Kennedy Poll Finds Muskie Leads among Democrats

A June Christian Science Monitor poll of 100 Democratic professionals shows Edmund Muskie leading the presidential field, with 40 votes, followed by Hubert Humphrey at 16 and Edward Kennedy at five. The group criticizes Kennedy’s court delay tactics and notes risks to public trust in justice.

The Christian Science Monitor Edward M,. Kennedy Chappaquiddick Kennedy Sen Edmund Muskie Maine Hubert H. Humphrey Edward Kennedy Ruby Sirhan King Mr. Kennedy New York Times James Reston George McGovern ADA J. Kenneth Galbraith Arthur Schlesinger Jr McGovern Snore George Meovern

This Day In History Remembers Late 19th and 20th Century Events

The record highlights the 1883 Nazi flag adoption the Birmingham church bombing of 1903 and rioting, the 1966 Cremino-2 splashdown near the Atlantic, noting astronauts in good condition after a three day spaceflight, and a Disraeli quote on expectation.

Birmingham Ala Atlantic Benjamin Disraeli

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