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Newspaper

Red Bluff Daily News

Location

Red Bluff, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1973

Page

4

Red Bluff Daily News Ad Director and staff details

Opal Tucker is Advertising Director at the Red Bluff daily newspaper founded in 1885. Publisher Donald W. Reynolds and General Manager Earl Johnson are listed with editor Dan Hall and circulation manager Lou Walther. The paper is published daily except Sunday with subscription rates of 27 dollars yearly or 2.25 monthly.

Donald W. Reynolds Earl Johnson Lou Walther Dan Hall Red Bluff

Downriver boat excursion highlights Sacramento River resource

Sports writer Aril Compomizzo recalls last year's two day Red Bluff Diversion Dam to Antioch trip with 21 boats and voyagers calling it fantastic. This year the group plans a slower downstream run stopping at Discovery Park Sacramento while noting the river's value for recreation and potential need for rules to protect water quality and access.

Red Bluff Antioch Aril Compomizzo Discovery Park Sacramento Tehama County

Letter from a taxpayer blasts senators travel and pay

Disgruntled reader criticizes Senators Tunney Cranston and others for traveling nationwide instead of voting on promised goals. Claims Tunney earned 20960 and Cranston 8427 this year beyond salaries and cites a Brussels trip and Ted Kennedy speeches as proof of copying.

Sen Tunney Alwas Cranston Calif Mrs. Smith Ted

Measles vaccine safety and impact on deaths noted

Health column endorses the measles vaccine as safe and effective noting it began in 1963 with over 60 million doses given and a drop in US measles deaths from 500 in 1962 to 12 in 1971. It acknowledges rare reactions but stresses benefits outweigh risks. It also discusses pollution’s link to heart symptoms and urges medical evaluation for chest pains.

Mrs. T United States World Health Organization WHO United Nations

Senate CIA probes expose committee weaknesses in Watergate flap

Senate panels from McClellan to Symington to Fulbright race over CIA ties in Watergate. Officials Haldeman Ehrlichman Dean Helms Schlesinger Cushman Walters appear before committees, sparking calls for a joint Senate House inquiry as Nedzi leads a House CIA probe.

Steve Gerstel Washington UPI Senate Central Intelligence Agency John L. McClellan D-Ark Stuart Symington D-Mo Armed Services Committee CIA J. William Fulbright Foreign Relations Committee Richard Helms Iran Vernon A. Walters McClellan Symington Committee White House H.R. Haldeman John Ehrlichman John W. Dean Haldeman Ehrlichman Dean Schlesinger Defense Department Cushman Walters Helms Senate Democratic Mike Mansfield Senate House Committee House Lucien Nedzi Dmich

Almanac Entry for Friday June 1, 1973

The almanac notes the 152nd day of 1973 with 213 remaining and lists celestial bodies Mars and Jupiter in the morning and Mercury Venus and Saturn in the evening. It records births on June 1 including poet John Mansfield born 1878 and historical events from 1812 to 1972 and a thought by John Masefield.

Mars Jupiter Mercury Venus Saturn John Mansfield James Madison Congress Great Britain United States Supreme Court Helen Keller Westport Conn Nixon Moscow Russia John Masefield

Sailors Protests Over Flags at Disneyland

NTW Lt Cmdr Jen Tey Wan says Taiwan destroyer crew aboard ship in San Diego area was surprised angered and disappointed to find Communist Chinese flags rather than Nationalist China banners at Disneyland. Disneyland spokesman notes Nationalist China flags were available but sold out.

Anaheim APS Disneyland Cmdr Jen Tey-Wan Taiwan San Diego China

Washington Nixon Watergate case detailed by Jack Anderson

Washington column portrays a case against President Nixon, citing prosecutors and confidential memos. It outlines alleged efforts to hide the Watergate plumbers operation led by Liddy and Hunt, with Haldeman Ehrlichman and Kalmbach coordinating hush money and cover-up tactics.

Jack Anderson Washington White House Nixon Archibald Cox Henry Petersen Petersen FBI J. Edgar Hoover Hoover H.R. Haldeman John Ehrlichman Haldeman Ehrlichman Liddy- Hunt Watergate CIA Hush Money Liddy Hunt Herb Kalmbach Maurice Stans John Dean Kalmbach Northrop Aviation New York Anthony Ulasewicz Ulasewicz Ted Kennedy D—Mass

U S aids Iran military build-up with large advisor deployment

The United States plans a major expansion of military aid to Iran, sending many U S advisors to train Iranian forces in helicopters and advanced gear under a $2 billion Pentagon procurement over five years. Iran aims to strengthen defenses amid regional tensions and oil dependence.

Stewart Hensley Washington UPI United States Iran U.S Pentagon Persian Gulf Soviet Union Afghanistan Pakistan Turkey Iraq Europe Japan Washington Russia

Crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH

Crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH across and down clues list partial entries and names including George, Verdi, Irene, and Sart. references to Naval terms and cryptic hints appear alongside scattered definitions and puzzle actions across 11 and 2 word answers.

Clock Tracks Federal Spending in Washington Display

A new Federal Spending Clock in Washington shows the government’s fiscal outlay for the current year. It projects about 250 billion dollars in 12 months with rapid updates on daily outlays and per‑second indicators of $10 000 and $100 000.

Washington The Chamber of the United States Our Republic

Garden Vanishes at Red Bluff High School

Red Bluff yesterday describes a long school garden that vanished after weeks of care. A herd of sheep reportedly broke through a fence and ate the garden, including beets pulled from the ground.

Red Bluff High School

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