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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1973
Page
6
Local daily newspaper operations become part of the Donrey Media Group. Company officials confirm continued local coverage while integrating broader regional resources. Community readers expect stable schedules and familiar reporting amid the restructuring.
Bill Moyer told Seattle newsmen that Nixon signed a chilling counterinsurgency plan clash against dissenters, vetoed by J Edgar Hoover. He warned liberties fragile amid drive to curb opposition and possible misuse of power for political ends.
A Maryland prosecuting attorney blasted newspapermen at a contempt of court trial for Baltimore Evening Sun reporter David Lightman who refused to disclose a marijuana source while gathering information for a story. The attorney urged reporters to protect their sources and uphold the tradition of protecting informants.
Puzzle clues list with missing letters and corrupted entries. Contains Across and Down hints such as Portugee folk, Graven image, Egyptian dancing girl, and references to Bert Trickle and Carmen Mc. The grid text is garbled with partial words and unknown answers.
President Nixon appeared to retreat from a national security based counterattack on Watergate. He argued only limited FBI probes while claiming prior wiretaps and a proposed burglary plan were justified by national survival. The speech followed criticism of mixing security with leaks and pressed a pivot to domestic concerns.
A June letter denounces residents who delay city and county workers with chatter. It argues such idle time wastes taxpayer wages, urges fair work, and proposes volunteers or letters to Ann Landers as better uses for idle windbags. It stresses the economy and calls for giving, not taking.
Former press secretary Bill Moyers told Seattle King County Bar Association banquet that Nixon signed a 1970 counterinsurgency order surveillance on opponents. He cited Hoover veto and parts put into operation, saying police powers merged with the presidency and a campaign to destroy press integrity followed.
Justice reports from Missouri criticize Kansas City Police Chief Clarence M. Kelley for handling brutality cases and minority relations. They urge Washington to push reforms, noting low black representation and calls for more oversight and training.
Buckley notes a Kennedy staffer challenged a column linking Nixon Watergate to Kennedy Chappaquiddick. He recalls Kennedy’s grand jury retreat and later testimony at the inquest, arguing the proceedings totaled over 700 pages and became public.
The inquest held January 5 to 8 1970 remained secret and was not shared with the grand jury meeting April 6 7 1970. The judge doubted Kennedy's testimony on two points but the grand jury lacked access to it and could not prosecute. Critics drew parallels to Nixon Watergate with press reactions noting unresolved doubts and suspicious handling.
Red Bluff notes describe ten thousand salmon released from Keswick dam into Deer Creek to swim toward the Sierra Nevada mountains, climbing a ladder and swimming through a tunnel as they migrate upstream. The item mentions social events of the Monday Afternoon Bridge Club concluding with a summer picnic.
Almanac for Thursday June 14 1973 lists the day as the 165th of the year with 200 to follow and notes Mars and Jupiter in the morning sky while Mercury Venus and Saturn appear in the evening. It highlights Harriet Beecher Stowe born 1811 and recalls events such as the founding of the U S Army in 1775 and Paris fall to German forces in 1940. It also mentions Senator McCarthy’s 1951 charge and a Cervantes quote.
Dr Coleman explains Reynaud's disease as a vascular spasm causing finger blueing in cold or warm weather, advises stopping smoking if present, and notes possible drug therapy and sympathectomy. He also answers when to remove tonsils and adenoids, stressing age guidelines and infection risks in children.
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