Kissinger Says Israel To Attend Geneva Peace Talks
Secretary of State Kissinger announced Israel agreed to attend the Geneva peace conference opening focusing on disengagement of forces on the Suez front. He said Israel will send a high level delegation amid misgivings and that the United States will stay in close contact during the first day of talks.
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Simon Assures Farmers They Will Get Fuel
William E. Simon energy chief reassured farmers they will receive necessary gasoline propane and fuel oil to harvest and process crops. He said agriculture will receive priority in allocations and discussed uncertain gasoline prices while noting farm needs are national needs. He plans a decision this week on gasoline rationing and cited global energy developments and drug industry fuel needs.
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Blood Bank Chair Urges Gift of Blood This Season
Mrs. Clara Parker of Tehama County Blood Bank promotes blood donation with the Blood Mobile visiting St. Elizabeth Community Hospital on Wednesdays from 2 to 6 PM. Donors can call 527-2112 and ask for the lab to arrange preservations if needed.
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Showers End This Evening with Fog and Clouds Through Tuesday
Weather forecast shows showers ending tonight with persistent low clouds and fog through Tuesday. Temperatures near 40s to 50s, tonight in the low 40s. Winds 5 to 15 mph, 60 percent precip today, 40 percent tomorrow. Outlook calls for persistent fog Wednesday. River levels vary at Lake Red Bluff, Bend Bridge, and Woodson Bridge in feet above sea level. Sunset and sunrise times listed.
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Truckers Win Attention as 55 MPH Limit Passes Amid Stoppage
Independent truck drivers who blocked highways warn of ongoing work stoppage while government nods to their concerns. Secretary Brinegar says efforts are underway as the Senate approves a nationwide 55 mph limit to curb energy use despite fuel fears from slower speeds. Leaders report little progress and vow continued organization as scattered violence and park-ins recede.
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Bloodied attack at Rome airport and pan am jet bombing
Arab guerrillas attacked Leonardo da Vinci airport killing many aboard the Pan Am 707 and then hijacked a West German jet to Athens. At least 21 killed and 57 passengers 9 crew aboard the destroyed jet.
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Messiah in Red Bluff Delights Tehama Chorale Cast
Nearly two decades wait ends as Tehama Chorale and soloists perform Handel to a full First United Methodist Church. Leaders Colleen Pearson Marleen Clem Judy Barber and student performers Rhonda Tierce Tom Sale share the stage with Helen Strode and Paul Reed behind the organ and piano as Hallelujah Chorus receives a stunning, warm reception.
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Christmas Concert At Red Bluff High School Tonight
The Mixed Ensemble, Girls Glee and Concert Choir of Red Bluff High School perform 8 o'clock in the gym, directed by Mrs. Judy Barber with 130 voices singing carols and popular tunes. Proceeds aid the Oregon concert tour. tickets 1.00 adults 0.50 students free for high school students with body cards.
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Santa's Creator Highlighted In Special Yule Quiz
The page invites readers to test themselves with a Yule Quiz on Santa and other holiday topics in the Daily News special edition for schools. It credits a 19th Century American artist as the first to depict Santa as known today and notes his role as a pioneering editorial cartoonist.
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