Fremont council balks at ban on after hours dancing
The Fremont council rejects a proposed ordinance to ban after hours dancing, arguing regulation rather than prohibition is the remedy. Officials say such bans are an ineffective moralizing move and could push the problem elsewhere, urging targeted rules instead of a total prohibition.
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Letters to the editor spark mixed reactions on film and public life
A reader recounts a drive in movie experience interlaced with a rape incident, critiques on family suitability, and a note on moral boundaries. The letter criticizes local governance and media figures while reflecting on pop culture quotes and a past mayor.
Fremont School Name Proposal Draws Public Input
Parents of disabled children in Fremont urge a name that honors G. Glankler and reflect the new special school’s progress. They note his advocacy for accessible buses and schools, urging the board of education to consider his name or other public suggestions before dedication.
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Nuclear war threat grows as US defense lags and Soviet power rises
The column argues the United States trails in defense and nuclear parity. It cites aging B 52s, prospective B 1 plans, MIRV missiles, and Soviet naval and submarine gains. It notes private warnings from officials like Melvin Laird and Admiral Rickover about deteriorating balance and deterrence.
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Behind the TV talk shows the four hosts compared
Paul Harvey surveys Johnny Carson Dick Cavett David Frost and Mike Douglas noting differences in backstage behavior and guest handling while predicting ratings trends and personal dynamics across the era’s top late night figures.
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Dick Cavell
David Frost
Johnny Carson
Mike Douglas
Lia Vegas
Dick “Cavett
Sager
Cavett
Goldwater Still Backs President at Boston Stop
Barry Goldwater defended the President before a Boston audience during a lengthy Essex Club appearance. He praised conservatives in the Republican Party while criticizing opponents, noted the Young Americans for Freedom’s influence, and urged support for the President amid calls from critics and demonstrators.
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Gickwater
Duryea brothers debut first American motor car in 1893
This day in history notes Charles and Frank Duryea designed and built the first successful American made motor car, appearing on Springfield streets. It marks a landmark in automobile history and industry development in the United States.
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