Casualties In Vietnam Rise After Bomb Halt
U S casualties in Vietnam climbed 27 percent in October after President Johnson halted bombing North Vietnam. Last week 228 Americans were killed in action, bringing four week total to 681 and October total to 536. The increase accompanied intensified ground operations near the Cambodian border where 15,000 to 20,000 Communist troops were reported.
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George Esper
North Vietnam
U. S
U.S
Johnson
Ter Johnson
South Vietnam
Saigon
No State Tax Raise Planned
California officials say a $500 million tax increase would be needed if all agency requests were funded. Governor Reagan's advisor Caspar Weinberger states the administration will not raise taxes and will balance next year's budget with current revenue.
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San Diego
California
Caspar Weinberger
Reagan
Weinberger
San Diego Taxpayers Association
Shifting Attitude Marks Nixon Paris Talks Observer Hope
W Averell Harriman says Nixon will likely send a personal observer to the Paris talks and replace the two main American negotiators after taking office. He and Cyrus Vance push for continuity in diplomacy.
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NEW York
W. Averell Harriman
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Paris
Harriman
Cyrus R. Vance
Los Angeles
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Grant B. Cooper
Corning Man Found Guilty of Assault With Deadly Weapon
Frank A. Marceaux of Corning was found guilty yesterday in Tehama County Superior Court after a one day jury trial of assault with a deadly weapon. The case is being sent to the county probation office for investigation with findings due December 23.
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Corning
Frank A. Marceaux
Tehama County
County Probation Office
Widrig
Marguerite
Vivia
Marceaux
Widing
Olive Picker
Mary Alice George
Antelope sewer and water survey presentation set
Kendall Landis Associates will present a sewer and water survey for the Antelope area. The meeting is Thursday December 12 1968 at 8 00 PM in the Board of Supervisors room Court house Red Bluff. Residents are urged to attend to learn conditions and offer constructive input for future corrections.
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Antelope
Kendall-Landis Associates
Board of Supervisors
Red Bluff
Children’s Parade Postponed One Week to December 14
The Red Bluff Tehama Chamber of Commerce Merchants committee postponed the second annual children's Christmas parade due to weather and conflicting band schedules. The event now set for Saturday December 14 begins with assemblies on Jefferson Street and ends at the State Theater. The Red Bluff High School Band in new uniforms will perform and awards are presented from the theater stage. At 1 p.m. Mt Lassen Development Company’s Nicholas Lopes hosts a theater Christmas party with Santa handing out popcorn and ice cream before the films at the State Theater.
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Merchants Committee
Red Bluff-Tehama County
Red Bluff High School
State Theater
Oak Street
Nicholas P. Lopes
Police Chief Urges Christmas Shoppers To Lock Their Cars
Red Bluff Police Chief Marion Clay urged shoppers to lock cars during the holiday rush. Officers will patrol stores to deter thieves and watch for shoplifters. Citizens may leave unwanted packages at the police department to pick up later.
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Red Bluff
Marion Clay
Clay
Disorder Threatens At San Francisco State College
San Francisco State College faced fresh disorder as striking students planned a mass meeting at City Hall. About 1,000 demonstrators were moved from the campus quad by 600 police, with 45 arrests since Monday and a few suspensions. Hayakawa named acting president. funds sought to meet strikers demands amid ongoing tension.
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Jim Church
SAN Francisco
San Francisco State College
Black Students Union
City Hall
San Francisco Bay Area
Ask High
Hayakawa
Robert R. Smith
Lake Red Bluff bank protection work starts delayed
Work on rock and cobble protection along Lake Red Bluff began after a delayed award. Dick Maguire of the chamber said waters will rise again the first week of January, shortening the schedule for rip rap, a fish trap facility, and mosquito control projects. The $83 325 contract was awarded to H Earl Parker of Marysville by the Bureau of Reclamation.
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Lake Red Bluff
Chamber of Commerce
Dick Maguire
Red Bluff
Maguire
Federal Bureau of Reclamation
H. Earl Parker
Marysville
Weather improves as cloud cover eases cold snap in California
Northern and Central California saw a reduction in chill as cloud cover moderates temperatures. Overnight rain hit Crescent City Eureka and Fort Bragg, with snow at higher elevations. A high pressure ridge is forming to bring fair weather tonight through Friday and fog in valleys.
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California
Point Arena
Oregon
Crescent City
Eureka
Fort Bragg
Great Plains
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Plains
Havre
Mont
Russell
Kan
Chicago
Great Lakes
New England
Maine
Boston
Pacific Northwest
Pacific Coast
Soldiers Seek Asylum in Swedish Capital
Three more defected American servicemen including two from Southern California were granted asylum in Stockholm. One applicant was rejected, and a prior defector was reported to have returned to the United States.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Aliens Commission
United States
South Vietnamese Peace Delegation to Arrive in Paris
South Vietnam plans a large Orly Airport reception for Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky and Ambassador Pham Dang Lam as their peace delegation heads to Paris for expanded talks. U S leaders Harriman and Vance will consult with Saigon on arrangements as North Vietnam and the NLF join the talks.
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Lewis Gulick
PARIS
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnam
Orly
Pham Dang Lam
Sud
Lam
South Vieteam
Saigon
W. Avereell Harriman
Cyrus R. Vance
U.S
North Vietnam
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Vance
Pareis
NLF
Nguyeen Thi Binh
Pro Saigon
Congressman Johnson to hold Tehama County meetings
Congressman Harold T. Johnson tours the Second Mountain Valleys District and schedules open meetings in Tehama County on Tuesday. A 3:00 to 5:30 p.m. coffee hour and 6:30 p.m. no host dinner at Crystal Tavern in Red Bluff will give residents a chance to discuss agricultural, conservation and natural resources issues ahead of the 91st Congress.
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Washington
D.C
Harold T
Bizz
Johnson
Mountain Valleys
Tehama County
Crystal Tavern
Red Bluff
Weather forecast shows cooler temps and partly cloudy skies
Decreasing clouds this afternoon becoming partly cloudy tonight and Friday with cooler temperatures and light variable winds. High today 57, low tonight 36, high Friday 54. River levels noted at Lake Red Bluff 5.8 feet Bend Bridge 19.2 Woodson Bridge 167.2 feet. Precipitation none in last 24 hours and season to date 4.61 inches. yesterday’s high 60 low 40. Sunrise 7 17 sunset 4 43 PST.
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Lake Red Bluff
Bend Bridge
Woodson Bridge
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