Da Atty News Establishment Details and Rates
Published daily except Sunday by Da Atty News PABLISHED IN 1885 W. REYNOLDS Pupisher INSON General Manager LOU WALTHER Editor. Second class postage paid at Red Bluff. Home delivery by carrier boy $2.00 per month or $24 per year. Mail $22.00, auto $24.00, one year in advance, or $2.00 per month. Single copies 10 cents. OPERATED for DONREY MEDIA GROUP.
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Red Bluff
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Open budgeting and salaries calls for transparency in Tehama County
Tehama County supervisors criticize false budgets and Red Bluff councilors push for closed door salary talks. The piece argues for open budgeting and open bargaining with unions, suggesting surveys and consent as the basis for pay decisions, with arbitration or strikes only as a last resort. It emphasizes public access to public business and minimal need for secret meetings.
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Tehama County
Red Bluff
Cooperative Personnel Services
State Personnel Board
Universities to return to teaching says Hoover director
W. Glenn Campbell of Stanford's Hoover Institution argues universities should focus on teaching and research. He asserts campuses have become sanctuaries for political action and that flight from teaching worsens campus problems as universities struggle to manage their affairs.
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W. Glenn Campbell
Stanford
Hoover Institution
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues and Grid From RAEHIVE
A pasted newspaper crossword with across and down clues numbered 13 to 38 and a final answer field. It includes entries like Munro pen name anti thesis of friend Bluenose and references to Summer shirt fabric Extinct bird Card game on the vive Wayward and other cryptic lines.
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Munro
Bluenose
Philppine
Felicia
Oka
Business Executives Move for Vietnam Peace Founder Sees Shifts in Mindset
Harold Willens and Harold Niles launched BEM four years ago to urge business leaders to speak out on Vietnam. Willens later formed BEF to oppose militarization, claiming some business elites now oppose the war and link it to domestic problems. He notes a growing pragmatist idealist convergence among executives and argues peace, not war, is attainable.
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John Cunniff
Harold Willens
Los Angeles
Harold Niles
Baltimore Life Insurance Co
Willens
Niles
BEM
BEF, Or
Businessmen's Educational Fund
America
Bank of America, International Business Machines
E. I. duPont
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Lockheed
John Smith
Airbus
Buckley Attacks McCloskey Over Nixon Impeachment Talk
William F Buckley Jr argues that Congressman McCloskey’s anti Nixon rhetoric and calls for impeachment reveal a lenient stance on military actions and a tendency to exaggerate refugee figures. Buckley defends Nixon while criticizing McCloskey for looseness in language and political strategy.
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William F. Buckley JR
Paul McCloskey
California
Nixon
Mr. Nixon
Lorenzo the Magnificent
McCloskey
Why Pick Lockheed To Bail Out Of Trouble
The piece questions a government loan guarantee for Lockheed to avert bankruptcy. It argues such bailouts risk broad economic harm, defend against a single contractor, and shift costs to ordinary taxpayers while ignoring broader national defense competition and the viability of other suppliers.
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Lockheed
Nixon
Congress
Child Photographer Calls On Psychology
AP features Josef Schneider a renowned children’s portraitist with a psychology degree. He blends play therapy and photography, observing each child’s thumbprint of individuality to decide pace, props, and timing in his Manhattan studio. He warns against scheduling photos when tired and notes ages from one to five demand different approaches.
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Joy Stilley
AP News
New York
Schneider
New York City
Manhattan
City approves Main Street upgrades and library move
Red Bluff council adopts a two year work program spending 7750 from the state gas tax for Main Street improvements. Additional funds will go to other state designated streets. Cottonwood branch library moves to Mrs. Ray Whitman’s home for summer with books for all ages.
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Main
Cottonwood
Ray Whitman
This Day In History June 3 1971 Highlights
On June 3 1940 Allied evacuation from France completed. 1621 Dutch West India Co chartered New Netherlands now New York. 1808 Jefferson Davis born in Kentucky. 1937 Duke of Windsor wed Wallis Simpson in France. 1942 Japanese air raid on Dutch Harbor. 1966 Surveyor relays lunar photos after first US soft moon landing. 1960s Kennedy De Gaulle Berlin defense pact reported. 1965 Johnson to seek higher Social Security. 1970 Nixon Cambodia drive praised in national address.
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France
Dutch West India Co
New Netherlands
New York
Jefferson Davis
Todd County
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Baltimore
America
Paris
John F. Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
Berlin
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
U. S
Cambodia
Water first for regularity in health column advice
Dr Coleman explains that many laxative habits can be broken by drinking six to eight glasses of water daily unless prohibited by a medical condition. He notes cathartics vary in action, urges caution with long term use, and says emotional tension affects perceived regularity.
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