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The Daily News established in 1885 lists home delivery at $2.25 per month or $27 per year and mail or auto rates at $27 per year. Single copies are 10 cents and the paper is published daily except Sunday by Donald W. Reynolds and Earl Johnson with local operation.
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Red Bluff riverfront view prompts planning for best presentation
Local officials plead for mindful riverfront development along Red Bluff to protect historic views of the Tehama county seat from I 5 and Route 36. Planners consider lakefront and Kraft Playground areas for attractive treatment while preserving old time flavor and economic value.
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Debates on Economic Policy and Future Path
The piece surveys divergent views on how to curb inflation and stabilize the economy under Nixon’s Phase III. It compares patchwork fixes, a return to Phase II or tighter controls, and the spectrum from free market to public control. It suggests a larger, lasting shift may be required, balancing opportunity with new governance.
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New York Society Declares Boy Girl Watching Week
The American Society of Girl Watchers, based in New York, proclaims June 3 to 9 as Girl Watching Week reflecting a lighthearted observance. The salute questions routine casual community roles with a playful note from the California Feature Service.
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What is the National Institutes of Health
Dr Lester Coleman explains the NIH in Bethesda as the research arm of the federal Health, Education and Welfare department. It includes institutes like the National Eye Institute and National Heart and Lung Institute studying diseases, with patient referrals for study and hospital admission when criteria are met.
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Two Tier Minimum Wage Hikes Faces Labor Debate
Washington liberals and labor unions clash over a two tier minimum wage plan for youth. Supporters warn it harms older workers, while opponents call the approach discriminatory. The 1972 fight ended with the bill dying over the youth differential.
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Kissinger linked to Plumbers unit in Watergate era claims
Private notes from Charles Colson allege Henry Kissinger pressured President Nixon to form the plumbers to stop leaks. Colson says Kissinger sought to run the squad via David Young, while sources say Kissinger feared the Pentagon Papers leak could have disastrous consequences.
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Senate Cuts USIA Funds Spark Cold War Debate
WILLIAM F BUCKLEY JR notes the Senate Foreign Relations Committee drafts a 31 million dollar USIA cut to shrink or cancel broadcasts to mainland China. He argues detente requires defending human liberty and questions pulling back on cultural diplomacy amid Cold War tensions.
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Almanac highlights for June 11, 1973 and historical milestones
June 11 1973 is the 162nd day with 203 left, moon near full. Notable events include Harding's 1920 GOP nomination, Lindbergh welcomed home in 1927, and 1963 University of Alabama integration standoff. A 1916 Harding quote is cited for a thought of the day.
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Army police remove reluctant ex-soldier from Exeter barracks
Pvt. Paul Cobourn refused to leave service after a six year enlistment in Exeter England. Ten days after discharge he slept at Wyvern Barracks and went to town for meals before the army involved police to remove him from the site.
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Red Bluff Farm Labor Committee Meets On Harvest Prep
The county farm labor committee will meet at 8 p.m. Monday in the farm advisor's office in the federal building to discuss transportation and other harvest season issues. A Red Bluff High School Future Farmer survey on victory gardens has been completed, and the Red Bluff Lions club reports progress donating items for wounded servicemen.
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Crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH
Across and down clues list a full crossword grid with prompts for unruffled fresh actor water fish Richard and many related wordplay items including biblical site, spoken melodic Irish patriot Patrick, quiver, WW II journalist, and more across and down entries with various word length hints and placeholders.
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