Cranston Pledges Support for Tehama County
U S Senator Alan Cranston toured Tehama County and pledged support in the 92nd Congress for local projects. He attributed construction slowdowns in the Tehama Colusa project to the Vietnam War and inflation, urging an end to U S involvement. The visit included a Red Bluff dinner with civic and industry leaders.
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Burglars Crack Safe At Furniture Store
Burglars hit Red Bluff Gas Furniture and Appliances Store and unlocked a safe after entering through the ceiling. A second burglary saw $70 taken from an unlocked church safe, with a window smashed to reach the door. Jackson Heights School was entered similarly. desks and cabinets were disturbed. Police continued inquiries with no totals set.
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Jackson Heights
Manatt Elected California Democratic Chairman
Charles Manatt, 34, of Van Nuys won the state party chairmanship Sunday on the second ballot 428 to 418 defeating George Brown Jr. The victory signals new life for California Democrats and boosts influence for Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti and Senator John V. Tunney as Manatt pledges to rebuild the party financially and organizationally through 1972.
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California
Democratic Party
Charles Manatt
New Assembly
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John V. Tunney
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Truman Improves as Tests Continue at Kansas City Center
Former President Harry S. Truman undergoes intestinal tests at Research Medical Center in Kansas City as he continues treatment for colitis. Doctor Wallace Graham said Truman felt much stronger after Sunday's briefing, with more tests scheduled today.
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Guinea to Execute 58 After West Africa Invasion
Guinea plans to execute 58 people for involvement in last November’s invasion of Liberia. Sixty six others received life terms, including a Roman Catholic archbishop, in a rally broadcast from Conakry. The court was described as a supreme revolutionary body by the National Assembly.
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Nixon Pushes Public Support for Six Point Foundation
President Nixon aims to mobilize public backing for his six point plan to reshape the Cabinet and launch a 16 billion dollar federal state revenue sharing program. He faces Democratic doubts from Senate Leader Mansfield and GOP critics like Senator Dole who warn the proposals may span more than one session.
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House Chairmen And Speaker Draw Line For Power Struggle
On his first full day Carl Albert clashes with committee barons as younger Democrats rally behind him. The dispute centers on Rules Committee power to block legislation, a battle shared by Rayburn and McCormack in earlier years.
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House
Carl Albert
Albert
Sam Rayburn
John W. McCormack
Rules Committee
Revenue Sharing Faces House Opposition and Plan Rework
President Nixon works on a new revenue sharing proposal likely to differ from last year as key House leaders Carl Albert and Wilbur Mills oppose a blank check to state and local officials. Mills argues against funding tied to taxes without strings while Albert fears backlash on lawmakers. The plan would favor large cities and reduce per capita aid for smaller communities, with support hinging on not raising new taxes.
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Apollo 14 Countdown Underway For Moon Mission
Apollo 14 launch team begins a six day countdown from Cape Kennedy with Saturn 5 power fed at 9 am. Five holds totaling 38 hours 23 minutes allow catchup work as astronauts Shepard Mitchell Roosa undergo final medical exams.
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Fla
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Edgar D. Mitchell
Stuart A. Roosa
Four Die Six Hurt In Stevens Pass Avalanche Slide
Four people died and six were injured when an avalanche struck two ski cabins on Stevens Pass in the Cascade Range near Wenatchee Washington Sunday.
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Stevens Pass
Cascade Range
Washington
Weather Outlook with Mild Winds and Temp Stability
High clouds pass through Tuesday with little temperature change. Today and tomorrow reach 60 degrees, overnight 36. Northerly winds 7 to 15 mph. River levels Bend Bridge 26.7, Lake Red Bluff 15.8, Tehama 208.1, Woodson Bridge 174.7 feet. Sunset 5:19 p.m., sunrise 7:23 a.m. local time.
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