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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1971
Page
3
A fragmented account contrasts Democratic and Republican approaches to economic relief, noting WPA works and welfare shifts, unemployment aid, and calls for industrial production to restore prosperity. Treasury secretary Connally argues for carefully chosen public works to create steady jobs and national prosperity.
The piece cites widespread difficulty with expression and reading, noting faulty syntax and a poorly constructed sentence by Evelle Younger regarding Sirhan Sirhan’s trial. It critiques adult writing ability and cites a Los Angeles Police Department remark as a reminder of flawed prose in public statements.
The text is garbled and unreadable but mentions Rooney urging Congress to outlaw certain phone call activities and references the Soviet Foreign Affairs Journal with Chris well.
Henry J Taylor criticizes the standard deduction as out of date noting its 1913- era origin and the inflation era costs since. He cites Wilbur Mills and Connally arguing for reform while pointing to rising living costs and a need to remove outdated tax allowances.
A list of U S senators and congressmen with districts covering Southern Alameda County and nearby cities. It names John W Tenney, George Ray Dum, and others, plus state senators Kcheine C Porris John W Helendahl Clark L Brediey and assemblymen Carles Bes Rob ert W Crown March K Fong with district boundaries and the address to send letters to the state capital Sacramento.
A fragmentary critique traces past political hyperbole from Nixon era threats to modern rhetoric. It notes Eisenhower’s air of deterrence, concerns over nuclear vulnerability, and a shift toward cautious, constrained rhetoric amid suspected dictatorial tendencies and emergency preparedness programs.
San Diego dispatch notes White House aides report mail response to the Slay wage price freeze is running in favor of the President. Postmark details hint at city or town origins, shaping how letters are processed and the moment a letter's source is revealed. The piece blends postal trivia with political sentiment.
A new road is being built across the demilitarized zone in Vietnam by communists to supply the Hea forces. The route will be used during the summer months when the Ho Chi Minh Trail is unusable due to rain.
The article notes confusion among Vietnamese about the same crowd in the United States calling for U S intervention while criticizing U S military action. It highlights a chilly reception to intervention rhetoric as autumn policy discussions unfold, underscoring contrasts between domestic criticism and international expectations.
Article surveys London mood on crime with comments from Scotland Yard and public letters. It cites a Blackpool murder, a police superintendent funeral, and fears London may mirror U.S. crime levels within five years without harsher punishment, while noting debate between deterrence and reform.
North Korea plans a September 9 reception at the Okura Hotel in Tokyo to mark the 23rd anniversary of the North Korean People's Republic. The event targets foreign newsmen and aims to ease ice with the United States and others, with invitations issued for a lavish gathering near the American embassy.
The piece notes Cori Chile and others predicting a China demand surge, likening it to providing a light bulb for 750 million Chinese and projecting copper sales. It questions funding, energy supply, and the feasibility of the plan amid a 5 percent federal employment cut and forthcoming job reductions during a nine day tightening.
Western diplomats foresee Tokyo pressuring for a seven percent currency adjustment while awaiting U.S. policy shifts. Russians push for a balanced withdrawal from Europe, betting the United States will not rush to redeploy 300000 troops as Europe reorganizes under the EEC.
Notable events include Taft's birth on September 16, 1857, the 1942 siege of Stalingrad, the 1983 Birmingham church bombing deaths, Gemini I splashdown in 1966, and the 1970 UAW GM strike with a gunfire incident in San Francisco, plus a British quote from Benjamin Disraeli.
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