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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1972
Page
6
The notice outlines daily publication with second class mail at Red Bluff. It lists home delivery and mail subscription rates, including monthly and yearly options, and single-copy price. It identifies local operation by Donrey Media Group.
Tehama County's band launches its 1972 summer concert series at Red Bluff River Park with weekly Monday performances. The piece envisions a bolder, more colorful band uniform and a lighter bandstand to enhance the riverfront venue and county pride.
Coretta Scott King said in San Francisco that her husband Martin Luther King Jr and wounded Gov. George Wallace were victims of the same violent climate of hate. She urged Americans to reexamine their values and stated no man is free until all are safe.
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Tehama county draft board orders 13 registrants to report July 15, totaling 59 for next month. Earlier, 46 men were summoned for July 9. County Red Cross HQ will open in the county jail basement as orchardists seek labor amid crop losses. About 2500 pairs of old shoes collected by Handley’s Bootery were turned over to the Salvation Army. Prof. W A Sanders heads to San Diego for state prepartory to East campaign work. Independent.
On this date in 1665 New York City was incorporated under English law. Other events include John Winthrop sailing to Salem Harbor in 1630 and Medgar Evers shot in 1963. Also noted are 1940 Chungking bombing, 1943 Trans-Canadian Highway opening, and Nixon era press. Tricia Nixon Cox wedding referenced. Born: David Rockefeller and Vic Damone.
Pentagon sources say four Air Force and three Marine F4 Phantom squadrons based at Da Nang will relocate to Thailand to meet a July 1 49 000 troop ceiling. The move frees some security personnel while allowing round the clock strikes from new bases. Da Nang will be handed to the South Vietnamese Air Force.
Questions on whiplash injury from an auto accident and pregnancy examinations are addressed. Experts caution that whiplash can be real and painful despite negative X rays, and emphasize continuing medical follow up. A reader is advised on pregnancy supervision and the value of regular doctor visits for fetal and maternal health.
A Washington overview discusses professional versus amateur lobbyists, the ITT case, and figures like Dita Beard and John Gardner. It notes Common Cause budget, board makeup, and questions whether groups reflect the nation. The piece cautions voters not to overreact to canned political rhetoric.
A humorous Harvard Yard anecdote shows a Greyhound crew needing 2000 for insurance as a professor funds 300 and a lecture payment to free the bus. Buckley notes McGovern led Humphrey in polls. Santa Barbara stop highlight idiosyncratic campaigning and a narrowly won contest with a Goldwater echo in 1964 context.
Washington notes Rep. John Rooney wielding major budget sway over State Justice and Commerce, aiding shipping firms in subsidies while facing past bribery probes. It also covers Boyle's potential fine, Gromyko humor at the Moscow summit, Hansen quips at a Senate Interior gathering, ITT security literature, and Paraguay recalling its ambassador.
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