South San Francisco Incinerator Proposal Prompts Air Threat Alarm
A leading business journal ad alerts officials across the Bay Area to South San Francisco plans for a 400 ton daily incinerator to burn solid waste and generate steam. It warns that minimum standards may fall short as Bay Area rules tighten, urging Fremont Newark and Union City to scrutinize impacts on Washington Township and broader air quality.
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Alameda County Board of Supervisors
South San Francisco
Thomas P. McKenzie
San Francisco
Washington Township
California
Los Angeles
Pomona Municipal Corporation
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Defense Secretary Laird plans a $3 billion cut in defense
Defense Secretary Laird aims for a $3 billion reduction in defense spending and a 100,000 troop cut. The move triggers military outcry and promises political backlash as the administration faces major restructuring. Nixon predicts Cubs and Grides in the World Series.
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Laird
Nixon
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Grides
Fremont Sports Aid Subsidies Defended by Local Editor
Voice Of The People argues Centerville National Little League and nine other groups rely on city subsidies to build and maintain baseball facilities for about 4,800 youths with 1,400 volunteers. The letter contends only a small tax cost and urges fuller investigation before cutting funds, noting no cost to taxpayers if leagues operated privately.
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Hugh Block
Centerville
Fremont
Fremont Unified
Mowry Avenue
Decoto Road
Fremort
Spor
Recreation Department
City of Youth
Generation Gap and Modern Clamor Across Cultures
A column riffs on the persistent Generation Gap amid debates on culture and technology. The author juxtaposes pop concerns with economics and fashion, noting absurdities in discussions from researchers to shoppers and teachers.
Don Maclean New Goods Don’t Work
Washington columnist laments poor quality consumer goods and failed merchandise across items from a $5.50 aluminum coffee pot to an electric sewing machine and cracked chairs. He notes widespread dissatisfaction with products that fail to work or last, urging better reliability.
Death Rate Key Figure in Vietnam
Washington report argues the weekly casualty rate is the decisive metric shaping U.S. policy on Vietnam. It contrasts Pentagon and State Department perspectives on battlefield deaths and political legitimacy, weighing whether losses justify goals and public support under Presidents Johnson and Nixon.
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This Day In History Highlights From 1777 To 1959
British troops occupy Philadelphia in 1777 during the Revolutionary War. In 1950 T N troops seize Seoul from Communists. 1965 New York Stock Exchange suffers worst price break since 1929 after Eisenhower heart attack. 1959 Japan endures its deadliest typhoon with 4 464 deaths. Niebuhr quote on justice and democracy closes.
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T.N
Seoul
South Korea
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New York Stock Exchange
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Reinhold Niebuhr
Maclean’s Microscopps South Vietnamese Complaints
South Vietnamese soldiers complain about withdrawal not being considered. A Paris friend secures a permanent job cleaning a peage table daily. Telegraph users wish to call in complaints but lack a dial tone.
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