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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1969

Page

4

Border crackdown may curb narcotics as Mexico urged

Washington Township faces marijuana shortages amid arrests for possession and sale. U.S. border patrols, air smuggling by small planes from Mexico, and Coast Guard efforts highlight the problem. A presidential task force labels Mexico the primary source of high potency marijuana and a significant portion of U.S. heroin. Cooperation incentives for Mexican officials are seen as essential to long term control. flying and ground surveillance improvements are recommended.

Fremont-Union City-Newark Washington Township U.S Mexico FAA California Coast Guard Mexican Baja California John N. Mitchell Presidential Task Force United States South Bay Area

Is Mao Really Ill The Mao Tze tung stroke rumors in Moscow report

The piece weighs credibility of Moscow reports on Mao Tse tung stroke and the Chinese leadership's changes. It notes Mao's absence from public view since May 19 and suggests signals from state media and political ritual shifts point to his departure from the political stage amid aging leadership and a shifting regime.

U.S Moscow Mace Tse-tung Red Chinas Mao Christian Science Monitor Mao Tse-tung Per Red China Red Chinese Radio New China News Agency

Smoking linked to diseases in new government report

A government report cites further evidence that cigarette smoking causes a range of illnesses. Farm income for the first half of the year rose by 1.2 billion dollars from a year ago, suggesting possible optimism about economic prospects and social attitudes.

Voice Of The People Praises Lake Elizabeth Facility

A Fremont reader lauds the Lake Elizabeth swim lagoon as a cherished city treasure. The letter thanks staff and the recreation commission for making the facility possible, urges kept cleanliness, and notes a 25 cent admission with tokens as affordable options.

Fremont Recreation Commission

Progress on Architecture Sparks Urban Debate in Grand Rapids

Russell Kirk denounces both sides as progress wreckers while praising preservation. He cites Grand Rapids plans to demolish the old City Hall for a bank site despite federal historic monument status, contrasting it with Williamsburg’s Prentis Store restoration. He laments St. Louis losses since 1949, including streets and the home of T. S. Eliot, arguing postwar growth harms architectural heritage.

Lalter Grand Rapids Mich St. Louis

Red China's New Center For H-Bombs

The CIA reports that China has completed a second clandestine H-bomb production center at Paotow Suiyuan Province 260 miles west of Peking. The facility features underground sections, windowless rooms, and robot labor, linked to Mao's broader nuclear and missile programs and a rival Soviet command move to Choibalsan, with five major CIA estimates on timing and reach.

Central Intelligence Agency Red China Paotow Suiyuan Province Peking Mongolia Gobi Desert CIA China Tok Mao Tse-dung Mao Europe Japan Mannesman VOEST 0! Ling Austria Taiyuan DEMAG Snd Lanchow Great Bend Yellow River Hai River Hsieh Fu-chih Thei Lop Nor Sinkiang Kremlin Mongoliar Choibalsan Mangulia Red Army Matvei Zakharov Zakharov Defense Robert 5. McNamara McNamara

Bonhomme Richard Defeats Serapis in 1779 Battle

On this day in history John Paul Jones led the American ship Bonhomme Richard to victory over the British frigate Serapis off Scotland in 1779. The events mark a famed naval clash during the Revolutionary War and Jones’ bold declaration of fighting spirit.

John Paul Jones Scotland Jack Dempsey Gene Tunney Philadelphia United States Britain Russia China United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration U.S Congress Supreme Court

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THE Rolph Fairchild Voice of People Lake Elizabeth Mnany Conservation E.B.R.P East Bay Julia Wayhab Sunut Swim Lagoon Flo Ruth E Wille Fremont A Russell Kirk Prentis Williamsburg Locust Street 7.S. Eliot Don Maclean Colonial Williamsburg Virginia Travis Washington Tilbet Larry England Mai Stephen R. Fox Mel Famey Frank Tucci Douglas MacDonald School of Veterinary Medicine Gene Grey Corning N.Y Gerson Faden Ebensburg Ile Don Alvarado Don Rivardo Don Jose Don Pedro Don Ricardo Cody’s By John Holm MAQ Korea Vietnam Malaya India Hawaii Alaska Pacific
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