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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1971
Page
3
The Senate Majority and liberal Republicans endorsed the Nixon policy push. Javits and Clifford Ea expressed support while liberal press figures like Tom Wicker praised the move, signaling broad cross party approval. Nixon appears poised to gain firm backing in a hard fought battle.
The Cairo dispute over reopening the Suez Canal and Egypt’s bargaining power in the Middle East intensifies. Rogers warns of canal losses and shifting trade, while Israel resists a reopening tied to broader concessions. Diplomatic moves continue as both sides weigh Egypt’s Nile role and regional leverage.
Fragmented text lists names like Alan Cranston and Jobe Vs. Tuasay with partial party notes and stray phrases. The readable core suggests a notice or directory item about mailing addresses for a U.S. Senate and House delegation serving parts of South County, including Alameda, with district references and office locations. The material is garbled and incomplete but indicates a political contact listing.
A reader summary discusses Russell Kirk How'man and Alan Beck arguments on ecology, pollution, and the need to cut electrical power use. It notes Bock’s temperament and plans for a follow up book attacking Ralph Nader’s alliance with federal programs while praising his alertness. The piece reflects a lively, opinionated tone from a 1960s style column.
In Washington a critical view of the Pentagon papers notes their use by foreign powers to attack U S policy. Premier Chou Enlai and Soviet media cite the disclosures as evidence of U S perfidy while U S debates over war powers and Nixon’s leadership color the international narrative. The piece questions whether publishing the papers served any constructive purpose.
At an opening of an exhibit in Vienna, Chancellor Kreisky urged Europa nations to remember their debt to the United States. He said European economies profited from American aid and should help in the present crisis by repaying part of their obligations, a bold call amid Europe’s balance of payments strain.
Capital press explores the overlap between myth and reality in Washington. The piece notes distrust of the Vice President by some press corps and includes anecdotes from the National Press Club about retirement, pigs, and perceptions of Lyndon Johnson and John Connally.
Hints from Vietnamese Communist circles suggest readiness to engage privately with the new U S peace negotiator William J Porter. They reportedly offer a seven point plan calling for release of all U S prisoners and American troop withdrawal, with a year end deadline for full U S pullout.
Algeria's growing economic links with the Soviet Union are expected to deepen during the upcoming visit by Soviet Premier Kosygin to Algiers. Moscow has already sent about 3,000 experts to aid Algeria's industrialization and reform efforts, with the Kosygin visit likely accelerating cooperation between the two nations.
A garbled 1519 note mentions a Portuguese navigator and President Chester Arthur as first American president after James Garfield's death. It also references Syrian forces invading Jordan in 1970 with the Jordanian army. Additional quoted lines appear nonsensical and out of context.
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