Record Traffic Toll One Minor Crash in Tehama County
Tehama County saw only one minor property damage crash during New Year’s holiday according to the Red Bluff CHP. Nationwide, the holiday toll rose to 161 fatalities. in California the count reached 23. Donald Edward Stone, 37, was cited for failing to drive straight after his vehicle struck a parked car on Woodlie Drive, causing minor damage to both cars. The parked car belonged to William Crawford.
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U.S. and Saigon Debate Paris Stand on Vietnam Talks
In Paris Hanoi maintains its last offer while Washington and Saigon weigh acceptance. Cyrus Vance and Ha Van Lau have not yet resolved table and conference issues. In Saigon, Ellsworth Bunker consults with Thieu as the United States pushes for four party talks. Saigon opposes recognizing the Viet Cong Front as more than a subordinate group. Harriman hopes the deadlock ends before Nixon's inauguration January 20.
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Israeli Warplanes Fire On Jordan and Suez Fronts
Israeli warplanes struck Arab positions near Beit Yosef and along the Suez Canal while Israeli and Egyptian troops exchanged small arms fire with no reported casualties. A separate report notes a Greek hijack of an Olympic Airways DC6 landing in Cairo after takeoff from Crete, with the hijacker identified as George Lamペretz.
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Red Bluff Hospitals Bar Visitors During Flu Epidemic
Red Bluff facilities impose visitor bans at Tehama General and St. Elizabeth Hospital until the flu epidemic subsides. Corning Memorial Hospital reports no flu patients. St. Elizabeth allows limited visitation for the seriously ill as beds near capacity. Tehama General has three flu patients among 36 general beds. The ban follows a directive from county health officer Dr. C. M. Wagner.
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Lowest Death Toll in Vietnam Since End Of Bombing
Saigon reports 113 American deaths in Christmas week, the lowest in 10 weeks, while South Vietnamese toll hits 279, the highest in 13 weeks. Enemy dead exceed 2,000, with 2,135 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese killed as brief truce period shows limited effect on fighting.
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Long-Time Corning Civic Leader Dies
Corning man Thomas Benton Kees 80 longtime civic leader and former Tee hama County supervisor died at 6 15 Tuesday morning in a Red Bluff convalescent hospital. He was born March 10 1888 in Campbell County Kentucky and came to Corning in 1913. He held many Masonic posts and was a founding member of the Sacramento Valley Irrigation Committee. Funeral services set for 11 a.m. tomorrow at Hall Brothers Chapel with cremation to follow.
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Monarch Butterfly Float Wins Sweepstakes at 80th Rose Parade
The Tournament of Roses parade in Pasadena showcased 60 floats 21 bands and 230 equestrians in bright sun. Los Angeles won the sweepstakes with Spring time Fantasy depicting monarch butterflies made of rose petals ahead of the Rose Bowl game.
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Emperor Hirohito Returns with New Year Greeting Display
Tokyo AP reports Emperor Hirohito and family appeared publicly for New Year’s first time in six years. Crowds reached about one million as a roses and orchids tree centerpieces parade wowed spectators. Weather was mild with 45 degree low. top prize honors went to Universal Studios entry Remember When with scenes from Phantom of the Opera and All Quiet on the Western Front.
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Red Bluff Bull Sale Opens With Full Events Program
The 28th annual Red Bluff Bull Sale January 22 25 features over 300 bulls and 40 Quarter Horse geldings shown sifted and sold. Showings include Shorthorn Angus Hereford with a Wednesday evening barbecue and education program. Friday hosts morning horse showing afternoon bull sale and Quarter Horse sale with a sorority dance at the fairgrounds. Saturday starts with ranch breakfast prior to Hereford bull sale at 10 a.m.
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Hayakawa Pledges To Keep College Open
Acting President S I Hayakawa vows San Francisco State College will stay open through protests and postponed exams. He aims January as a month of serious study though student demonstrations may alter Monday plans. Separately arson inspectors probe a $20000 fire in the home economics department, doubtful to be deliberate but under full review.
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Cold Wave Grips Much Of Nation With Winds And Snow
A sweeping cold snap covers two thirds of the country with bone chilling temperatures and gale winds. The Northeast endures heavy snows while Georgia and Alabama report hard freezes and frost in the south. Tehama County sees sun and warmer forecasts as events shift. Northern Oregon warns of freezing rain and sleet as snow blankets the Pacific Northwest.
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Weather Forecast: Clearing Tonight and Warmer Friday
Clearing this evening gives way to a fair Friday with warmer daytime temperatures and light variable winds. High today 47, low 38, high Friday 56. River levels noted at Lake Red Bluff 6.2 feet, Bend Bridge 19.6, Woodson Bridge 167.7. Sunrise 7:32, sunset 4:56 PST.
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