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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1972
Page
6
The piece urges individuals to decide in their own way on the Southeast Asia war policy and the drastic Proposition 9. It emphasizes that a McGovern victory could push harder to end the fighting and that the proposal brings disruption and ecological concerns, asking each reader to weigh disruption against potential environmental damage.
Word puzzle with across and down clues listing terms like Impudence Blanched and Mountai nrest. Partial entries include Mae West line and various categories across 1 2 and 3 down.
The Brookings Institute warns that regardless of party the next President faces a near empty treasury. Tax increases are likely needed as current revenues won't cover present programs into 1977. Domestic spending, Vietnam war costs, and military budgets push deficits higher and limit reform.
Columnist William F. Buckley Jr. argues McGovern will secure the Democratic nomination after a televised exchange with Humphrey. He criticizes Humphrey for parsing positions, notes McGovern's calm, and contrasts their stances on taxation subsidies busing and Vietnam.
Washington roundup reports Sen. John McClellan orders the Senate Executive Reorganization subcommittee to delay action on the consumer protection bill until after Arkansas primaries. McClellan faces Rep. David Pryor in a June 13 runoff while balancing business interests and consumer votes.
Coretta King, widow of Martin Luther King Jr., says she will support Senator George McGovern's bid for the Democratic presidential nomination because backing Shirley Chisholm, the only Black and female candidate still in the race, is unrealistic. She argues McGovern could end national division and realize her late husband's dreams.
Red Bluff Yesterdays reports strawberries were scattered along the highway after a truck driver fell asleep at the wheel near the Williams service station in Antelope Valley. The driver was uninjured.
In this health column Dr Lester L Coleman explains stress as any pressure altering balance, its wide effects on organs, and how coping requires lifelong training. He cites Dr Hans Selye and notes inner tranquillity, self reevaluation, and psycho-direction as paths to reduce tension. The piece promotes his glaucoma and cataracts eye booklet available for 25 cents via the newspaper.
A letter to the Daily News extols Red Bluff in the Sacramento River valley describing its 100 year old buildings, tree lined streets, and the Kelly-Griggs Museum. The writer praises local preservation, laments urban progress, and urges continued historic character over high rise development.
Since 1965 the district has received a twenty dollar per pupil annual bonus due to unification. This year the district expects thirty three thousand five hundred dollars in state support only if voters say yes. The board supports a yes vote and warns a no vote cuts funding by about thirty thousand dollars.
Letter writer urges replacing diary with written notes sent yearly to save costs and preserve thoughts. He praises Dr Bruce Wheeler Sr and criticizes politicians and war, calling for a no war period and using WWII taxes to restore the nation. Red Bluff resident Henry P Freeman signs the piece.
On this date in history key events included the start of the Battle of France in 1940 and French troops entering Mexico City in 1863. Other notes cover Grant’s 1872 Republican nomination, bananas at the 1876 Centennial Exposition, WWI draft registrations in 1917, the Marshall Plan outline in 1947, the 1961 Supreme Court school party registration, Nixon’s 1961 California primary win, and regional conflicts amid cease-fire efforts. Palestinian gun groups in Jordan called for the overthrow of King Hussein.
Rep John Ashbrook of Ohio says a strategic arms agreement would bring a decade of inferiority and danger to U S security and would favor Russia, as he challenges President Nixon for the Republican presidential nomination.
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