Kissinger Updates Congress on Cambodia Cease-Fire Effort
Kissinger told a closed Senate briefing that Cambodia remains a battleground and offered little sign of a quick cease-fire. Humphrey noted the diplomat defended presidential bombing rights while optimism lingered for a future agreement, as U S warplanes logged the 100th straight day of raids.
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UPI
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Dminn
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Nixon
Humphrey
U. S
Phnom Penh
United States
South Vietnam
Paris
Skylab astronauts seek ball bearings in orbit
Skylab astronauts Charles Conrad Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz, adjusting to an early schedule in their final week in space, attempted to produce ball bearings but generated odd looking metal globules. Conrad reported difficulty melting nickel cylinders with an electron beam to form %-inch balls in a vacuum chamber.
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Houston
UPI
Skylab
Charles
Pete’’ Conrad
Joseph P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
Conrad
Allen's Liquors Announces Fishing Bait Specials
Local liquor store at 439 Highway 99 E headlines fishing bait specials with contact 527-0233 for Allen's Liquors offerings.
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Allen's Liquors
Police Arrest Man On Deadly Weapon Assault Charge
Marvin Lee Salinas age 18 of Red Bluff was arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon after allegedly threatening a youth with a knife. Robert Freeland 19 knocked the knife away with a pipe and told Salinas to leave. Freeland then reported the incident to police. a shotgun fired through his living room window while he was away. Salinas was jailed on the assault charge.
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Marvin Lee Salinas
Red Bluff
Robert Freeland
Salinas
Freeland
Weather Forecast With Mild Warmth And Skies
Variable high cloudiness through tonight with a slight chance of scattered showers near the mountains. Temperatures rise to the upper 70s to low 80s, with overnight lows in the 50s. Northerly winds to 15 mph. Saturday looks partly cloudy. River levels and sun timings noted.
Nixon freezes consumer prices for 60 days in new control plan
President Nixon announced a 60 day price freeze starting today after arguing voluntary measures failed to curb inflation. Wages stay unfrozen and Phase IV plans would follow, with stronger controls and a beefed up IRS probe to check post January 1 price hikes.
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Gene Carlson
Washington
UPI
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White House
Internal Revenue Service
Congress
Dollar London
Europe
London
Mayor Candidate’s Luau Near Los Molinos
Glenn Cox hosts a 6 p.m. luau at Hidden Harbor near Mill Creek Park to raise $2 per plate for the Fourth of July celebration and mayoral race support. Bake sale Saturday at 1 p.m. in Bank of America parking lot funds also for the Fourth. Other candidates: H T Edwards Dave Baia Steve Joiner.
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Los Molinos
Glenn Cox
Cox
Hidden Harbor
Mill Creek Park
Bank of America
H. T. Edwards
Dave Baia
Steve Joiner
Jury Acquits Man On Sex Charges In Two-Day Trial
John Jerome Foley of San Francisco was acquitted by Tehama County jurors of attempted rape sex perversion and assault after a two-day trial. He had spent 16 months in Folsom State Prison serving a negotiated plea on the sex perversion charge.
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San Francisco
Tehama County
Foley
Folsom
State Supreme Court
Grass Fire Burns 23 Acres Along Cody Drive
A grass fire of undetermined origin burned 23 acres along Cody Drive and Rawson Road yesterday morning. It was reported at 10 48 a m and controlled by three rural fire units plus CDF crews and a bulldozer. About 200 dollars damage to fence posts and other items was reported.
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Rawson Road
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CDF
Sirhan’s Brother Sentenced for Threat to Meir
Sharif B. Sirhan, older brother of Sirhan B. Sirhan, is to be sentenced July 2 after a federal jury found him guilty of sending a letter threatening Israeli Premier Golda Meir to Secretary of State William P. Rogers. He faces up to five years in prison.
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UPI
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Sirhan B. Sirhan
William P. Rogers
Golda Meir
Sirhan
Nixon Brezhnev summit prep sparks disarmament hopes
President Nixon begins final preparations for a summit with Soviet Leader Leonid Brezhnev and discusses arrangements with Henry Kissinger. Brezhnev will start his visit with a White House welcome after an overnight stay at Camp David.
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Washington
UPI
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Henry A. Kissinger
White House
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Maryland
Magruder Testifies Nixon Not Aware Of Watergate Plot
Jeb Stuart Magruder testifies that former Attorney General John Mitchell approved Watergate plans and helped cover up the affair. He claims President Nixon had no knowledge of the conspiracy, and says Haldeman Stans and others were involved in shaping a false narrative.
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UPI
John N. Mitchell
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Magruder
Nixon
Mitchell
Dimecists
Arabs Offer Oil Aid in Exchange for Curb on Israeli Policy
At the United Nations Security Council Arab delegates floated easing global oil and monetary strains in return for Western actions to curb Israel's militarism. Lebanon's Edouard Ghorra urged mutual benefit through fair trade and justice while warning against Israeli policy as a destabilizing force. The discussion precedes Nixon Brezhnev talks in Washington.
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UPI
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Israel
Edouard Ghorra
Lebanon
Security Council
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Council
United States
China
Washington
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Ghorra
Reagan Attacks Senate Panel Over Tax Ceiling Bill
Gov Ronald Reagan denounces a Senate committee as sabotaging his tax ceiling proposal and vows to push a statewide ballot by gathering signatures this weekend with Californians at shopping centers.
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George Skelton
Sacramento
UPS
Ronald Reagan
Senate
California tax cap bill blocked by committee vote
The five member Taxation Committee rejected the governor’s amendment SCA12 to limit total state taxes four to one with four Democrats abstaining. Reagan plans to seek 520,806 signatures to place the measure on the ballot without legislative approval. Senator Lagomarsino would not seek another vote.
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Reagan
California
Robert J. Lagomarsino
Rojas
Redwood protection court action seeks park erosion safeguards
The Sierra Club filed a U S District Court action in San Francisco asking the federal government to set buffer zones to protect Redwoods National Park from erosion and siltation caused by nearby logging. Interior Secretary Rogers C Morton was named as a defendant.
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UPI
Sierra Club
U.S. District Court
Redwoods National Park
Interior Department
Interior
Rogers C. B. Morton
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