Red Bluff Daily News Ad Rates 1973
Local Red Bluff publication outlines subscription prices for home delivery by carrier and mail at $2.25 per month or $27 per year with autos also at $27. Single copies cost 10 cents. The paper is published daily except Sundays and locally operated by Donrey Media Group.
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Daily News
Red Bluff
DaAily News
Donald W. Reynolds
Earl Johnson
Opal Tucker Lou Walther
Dan Hall
Donrey Media Group
Added Incentive to Explore Northern California Vacation Spots
The article argues for relaxing travel near home to beat gasoline shortages. It suggests leisurely trips within Tehama County and northern California, avoiding long drives or flights. Readers are invited to boat on the Sacramento, hike Yolla Bella, visit Lassen Park, Lava Beds, Ishi Pishi Falls, and fish along the coast, promoting local exploring.
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Tehama County
California
Sacramento
Lassen Park
Klamath
SALT renamed as MBFR to MALT in arms talks satire
The Industrial News Review jokes that MBFR could become MALT and SALT and MALT mix in East West arms talks while MAD looms as the grim goal. It adds HALT as a hopeful policy if negotiations falter.
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Ontario
Obe
Argus Observer
Defense
Vienna
MBFR
Crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS AND DOWN
Crossword clues list with standard across and down entries for a puzzle by Thomas Joseph. Reads like scattered wordplay prompts including Nonsense and Dwelling and Astronomical terms.
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Thomas Joseph
Watergate payoffs and Kalmbach testimony emerge in Nixon era account
As Nixon aides claim, John Ehrlichman urged Kalmbach to back payoffs to Watergate defendants to protect political security. Kalmbach says he was reassured secrecy was necessary, then met with John Dean and Ulasewicz to channel funds. The scheme, including aliases and coded calls, helped end Kalmbach’s role. Separately Senator Bayh protests Greek torture of six lawyers, prompting a rare State Department démarche.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Nixon
John Ehrlichman
Ehrlichman
Herbert Kalmbach
Kalmbach
Watergate
James Bond
White House
John Mitchell
John Dean
Hay-Adams Hotel
Dean
Ulasewicz Dean
New York
Anthony Ulasewicz
Ulasewicz
Ted Kennedy
D-Mass
Maurice Stans
Republican Finance
Thomas Jones
Northrop Corp
Fred LaRue
E. Howard Hunt
Dorothy
State Department
Athens
Bayh
William P. Rogers
U.S
Greece
Elias Demetracopoulos
Virginia Tsouderos
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Demetrious Tsatsos
Buckley Urges Senate Probe Over Courts in Watergate Row
William F Buckley Jr argues the Senate Ervin committee must press the Watergate inquiry, not the courts, while noting the Watkins ruling limits Congress power. He urges impeachment focus by the House Judiciary Committee and questions the legitimacy of delaying hearings for executive branch cases.
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William F. Buckley, Jr
Senate
Boston
Ervin
Justice Department
Congress
United States
Daniel Ellsberg
Enoug
Supreme Court of the United States
Watkins
House Committee On UN
John Mitchell
John Ehrlichman
Robert Haldeman
Judiciary Committee
House
Nixon San Clemente deal details emerge amid Abplanalp loan
White House disputed a Santa Ana Register report on the San Clemente property with $1.25 million from Abplanalp to aid the purchase and land swaps. Nixon borrowed $625,000 from Abplanalp and sold 23 acres to his investment company, while retaining use of the estate.
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Norman Kempster
Washington
UPI
Robert Abplanalo
Nixon
San Clemente
White House
Santa Ana Calif
Abplanalp
Bronxville
N.Y
Ziegler
Pacific
Abplanalo
Nixon invites all to coffee after Richardson oath
President Nixon ends the Richardson swearing in with a joke inviting guests, including Cabinet members and those without matters pending before the courts, to have coffee. The moment shows a jovial tone despite Watergate tensions.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Elliot Richardson
Red Bluff Opens Farm Labor Office and Defense Drill
The farm labor office operated by the University of California extension service and Tehama County opens at 629 Main Street to assist local farmers especially orchardists. A Corning office will follow as Civilian Defense area 1 conducts a simulated three incident attack test tonight. The Red Bluff war price and ration board will close from 1 to 3 pm daily until further notice.
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Farm Labor Office
Extension Service of
The
University of California
County Labor Committee
Main Street
Tehama County
Monroe Street
Walnut Street
Red Bluff
Billy Kerby
Redding
Cassel
Billy
Sentinel
Almanac entry highlights June 7 history and birth 1778 Brummell
Almanac notes June 7 1973 as the 158th day with Mars and Jupiter visible in the morning and Mercury Venus Saturn in the evening. It lists notable birthdays including George Brummell born 1778 and historic events from 1864 1933 1939 1948. Emerson quote closes the item.
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Mars
Jupiter
George “Beau” Brummell
Baltimore
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
France
Italy
Germany
George VI
Queen Elizabeth
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
New York City
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Letter to the Editor challenges coverage of May 24 1973
A reader defends Tim Heinan and criticizes Daily News coverage claiming top media suppresses news. The letter cites the Illuminati, CFR, and Bremer with alleged ties to communism and invokes Alan Stang and pro freedom speakers to press for honest reporting and open discussion.
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Illuminati
Adam Weishaupt
Council On Foreign Relations
America
Washington Post
L.A
New York Times
Time
Look
Life
U.S. News and World Report
Fortune
Money
CBS
NBC
Heinan
Herman H. Dinsmore
Tim Heinan
SDS
Bremer
Wallace
Tim
Milwaukee Journal
FBI
US Secret Service
Arthur Bremer
Watergate
Chappaquiddick
Alan Stang
Watts
Chicago
Health column answers on ears surgery adhesions and spinal anesthesia
A reader asks about correcting protruding ears in a child and the safety of the operation. The doctor says modern reshaping is safe and beneficial for a child’s psychology, with quick healing and local surgeon options.
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