Lodge Named U S Chief Negotiator Diming Vietnam Talks
Henry Cabot Lodge, aged 66 and former ambassador to Saigon, named by President-elect Nixon as lead American representative in Paris negotiations. The appointment signals a hardline stance and may delay start of talks before Nixon's inauguration. South Vietnamese leaders view Lodge as a hawk and ally of the military regime.
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Arthur L. Gavshon
PARIS
Henry Cabot Lodge
America
Nixon
Vietnam
Lodge
Saigon
Mostenew
W. Averell Harriman
Efeforts
U.S
Bonn
South Vietnam
Deleegate
Pham Dang Lam
Harriman
San Francisco State Faces Student Strike And Clashes
About 125 teachers marched on the campus greeting students with scab chants as Gov. Reagan warned of bayonets to protect classrooms. Acting President Hayakawa entered amid picket lines while unions push for recognition higher wages and student demands. The Black Students Union sought autonomous black studies and firing of a suspended instructor amid ongoing campus unrest.
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San Francisco
Reagan
San Francisco State College
Los
S.I. Hayakaswa
Hayakawa
American Federation of Teachers Local
Gary Hawkins
AFT
Black Students Union
George Mursray
Spontaneous Fire Damages Evison Barn Near Corning
An estimated 800 dollars in damage occurred at Clark Evison s barn on Hall Road near Corning Saturday due to a fire started by spontaneous combustion, extinguished by three forestry trucks and the Corning JC Tanker. A second kitchen fire in Don L Enloe s Red Bluff home on Marsie Avenue caused about 75 dollars in damage before forestry units contained it.
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Clark Evison
Corning
California Division of Forestry
Red Bluff
Hall Road
Forestry
Corning JC
Don L. Enloe
Marsie Ave
Divison of Forestry
Three Minor Accidents Reported in Tehama County
Three Tehama County residents and one Klamath Falls man escaped injuries in Friday crashes at Eldrid Ave and 99E. A cattle truck and a VW bus sustained moderate to minor damage with two other single-vehicle incidents on State Route 36 and Rawson Road ending at Riverside Ave.
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Tehama County
Klamath Falls
California Highway Patrol
Red Bluff
Eldrid Ave
David Mark Kinner
Eldrid
Robert Earl Hitson
Clarence Lenhart Keplinger
Stice Road
Billie Lou Pitmen
Rawson Road
Riverside Ave
91st Congress Signals Belt Tightening and Reorganization
In Washington the 91st Congress signals a belt tightening era akin to Eisenhower years. Leaders indicate focus on pay raises debates, cabinet and presidential pay, and pre inauguration hearings on Nixon nominees. Calls rise to cut committee sizes and reassess Great Society era legislation.
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Washington
House
Senate
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Johnson
Congress
Senate Republicans
J.W. Fulebright
D-Ark
Senate Appropriations Committee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Senate Democrats
Mike Mansfield
Great Society
Kennedy
Nixon nominates Campbell and Palmby for agriculture posts
President elect Nixon will nominate J Phil Campbell Jr Georgia agriculture commissioner and Clarence D Palmby executive VP of the U S Feed Grain Council as undersecretary and assistant secretary for international affairs and commodity programs. Both say they do not receive subsidies and Campbell notes his dairy farm keeps him busy.
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New York
Nixon
J. Phil Campbell Jr
Georgia
Agriculture
Clifford Harden
Harden
Clarence D. Palmby
Minnesota
U.S. Feed Gain Council
Inter National
Palmby
Commodity Credit Corp
Agriculture Department
Burns Stays Sacramento In Opening Legislative Session
In the 1969 opening session Democratic leader Hugh M. Burns retained his post as president pro tempore of the Senate after surviving a party revolt. Parallel AP reports note Melvin Laird naming John H Chafee for Navy and Robert Seamans for Air Force, with Resor kept as Army secretary. Muskie mulls 1972 run. Israeli Lebanon border talks address cross border attacks. Afghan jet crash near London may reflect misread visibility reports.
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Burns
Sacramento
Hugh M. Burns
Senate
Armed Service Chiefs Washington
Secretary of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Rhode Island
John H.chafee
Navy
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Robert C. Seamans Jr
Air Force
Stanley R. Resor
Army
Muskie
Washington
Edmund S. Muskie
Edward M. Kennedy
Maine Democrat
Terrorists Kill Viet Leader Le Minh Tri in Saigon
Education Minister Le Minh Tri died in a Saigon hospital from a grenade attack that also killed his driver and wounded two bodyguards. The assassination marks a rare direct strike on a major South Vietnamese political figure as U.S. and Vietnamese forces mount sweeping operations around Khe Sanh and the Plain of Reeds to disrupt Viet Cong and North Vietnamese activity.
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George McArthur
Saigon
le Minh Tri
Tri
U.S
Khe Sanh
Weather outlook with fog and mild temperatures
Fog and low overcast persist with partial afternoon clearing and mild highs around 47. Overnight low near 38 and a high on Tuesday near 48. River levels read 6.3 feet at Lake Red Bluff 19.7 feet at Bend Bridge and 168 feet at Woodson Bridge above mean sea level. Sunrise 7 32 and sunset 4 59 PST.
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Lake Red Bluff
Bend Bridge
Woodson Bridge
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CBS
Gerald R. Ford
Jenny Cabot Lodge
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Athens
Norma Sapp
Sixth Ave
Sapp
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Hubert Weeks
Anly
Jerry Askey
Israel
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Gatwick
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