Eighth Grader Urged for Red Cross Hero Award
The Daily News praises Bidwell School student Jeff Drummond for saving Weslinn Highham and her niece Sandy Hughes at Cone Grove on Saturday. Highham credits him for reviving her with pumping and heart massage after she nearly drowned. Drummond’s parents are Ed and the Lassen View Drummonds.
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American Red Cross
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Red Bluff
Sandy Hughes
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Lassen View Trailer Park
Scarlet fever cases rise in Red Bluff May report
In May Red Bluff reports 19 scarlet fever cases up from 16 the prior month. Most cases are light making diagnosis hard. Lincoln Street School notes absenteeism and some children feel fine yet can spread the illness. concern over financial loss due to illness-related absences.
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Calif Republicans Favor Goldwater Jr and Flournoy for Senate
The California Poll shows Barry Goldwater Jr and Houston Flournoy leading potential 1976 U S Senate candidates for the seat held by Democrat John Tunney. Goldwater drew 32 percent support.
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UPI
California
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Houston Flournoy
U.S. Senate
John Tunney
Congressman Goldwater
Word Puzzle Clues and Answers
A compact list of crossword style clues and solutions includes items like Gather, Rental sign, Legionnaire, green, Great hams, Yesterday's Answer, Raise, Canadian province, Old Greek. The page presents a mixed set of definitions and filled entries.
Letter urging letters to senators over reinstatement case
A reader urges citizens to write to Washington and Sacramento lawmakers on behalf of Capt. Albert Glines Jr. whose firing for contacting senators is overturned in a first round. The letter warns of nationwide repercussions and appeals by the Air Force while defending free speech and representation.
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Washington
Sacramento
Albert Glines Jr
Support for Inheritance Tax Bill No 6178 Grows
Readers urged to back Bill 6178 expanding the estate tax deduction from 60 000 to 300 000 and raising the marital deduction to 100 000 plus offering agricultural appraisal for ranches kept five years. Activists push letters to the governor and senators to protect homes and farms from inflationary valuation.
Resident objects to Red Bluff editorial on June incident
A Red Bluff resident and local businessman disputes a May 30 1975 editorial about a volatile incident. He cites delays in police response questions and urges public support for law and order while defending public officials and a fellow citizen, Ken Peters.
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Son of Liquors By
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Ken Peters
Washington Merry-Got The Read letter Days
Washington investigative column alleges military counterintelligence opened and read mail domestically and abroad using methods like flap and seal rolling. It cites CIA and Pentagon involvement, questionable justifications, and limited follow up by investigators amid broader security abuses. Ford reportedly pressed for military aid to Saigon despite opposition.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Pentagon
Senate
CIA
FBI
Central Intelligence Agency
Debate Over Military Aid Ends With Saigon Surrender
The exchange centers on delaying and trimming U.S. military aid to South Vietnam as Congress faces the appropriations route. President Ford's approach contrasts with calls to delete or limit aid. The following day Saigon surrendered, and Communists inherited $5 billion in U.S. military hardware, about $700 million less than if Ford had prevailed.
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John Rhodes
O’neill
Appropriations
Nelson Rockefeller
What Should United States Information Policy Do
William Buckley Jr discusses Senate hearings on the United States Information Agency with Frank Stanton and James Keogh. He notes Percy’s attacks on VOA and debates whether VOA should mirror commercial news in tone and scope. The piece probes goals for U S information policy and VOA governance.
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Frank Stanton
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Citizens Panel
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USIA
James Keogh
Stanton
State Department
Voice of America
Charles Percy
United States
Associated Press
CBS
Percy
South Vietnam
China draws world Bank attention on health and farming progress
World Bank studies on rural development and health praise China though not a member. Montague Yudelman, director of Agriculture and Rural Development, says the bank has not sent missions to China but regards the country as important to understand for global development.
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China
World Bank
Charles E. Flinner
Washington
UPI
Bank
Montague Yudelman
Agriculture and Rural Development Department
Yudelman
Church Renews Attack on Rockefeller CIA Remarks
Sen Frank Church says the CIA faces serious scrutiny over alleged illegal acts including murder plots. He accuses the Rockefeller Commission of downplaying CIA misdeeds and promises forthcoming disclosures as the panel reviews the agency's conduct.
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UPI
Frank Church
D-Idaho
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Church
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Rockefeller Commission
Rockefeller
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