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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1975
Page
4
Young swimmers from the Triton Swim Club in Red Bluff seek pledges for their Swim-A-Thon to be held June 24 at McGlynn Pool River Park. Sponsors fund each pool width swum, with proceeds supporting club activities.
A reader familiar with a Saturday puzzle column presents scattered clues and partial phrases. The fragment includes references to allegiance, diamonds, and family ties in a mixed set of crossword style hints.
Washington columnist notes Nixon stripped of power yet his influence lingers as Nixonism taints press freedom. Safire recalls a primal hatred of the press, driving intimidation campaigns and secrecy. Public accountability suffers when officials curb investigations and threaten sources.
Washington officials outline a renewed U.S. approach to Asia under Kissinger as Cambodia and South Vietnam fall. The review focuses on Japan, South Korea, the Philippines, Indonesia, Singapore, Australia and New Zealand, with China relations possibly improving.
PHIL NEWSOM reports on Dr. Fred C. Ikle's warning that nuclear material will spread worldwide. The piece covers arms control efforts, energy uses, and deals like West Germany Brazil uranium plants, plus Argentina Israel Libya Taiwan and South Korea interests.
Senator Alan Cranston says his 60 staffers process about 12 000 letters weekly from California constituents and urges adding 14 aides to handle mail and assist with casework. He notes peaks during Cambodia invasion era and cites 900 new cases monthly plus red tape delays in social security and veterans benefits. He emphasizes need for qualified researchers and follow up to improve results.
A Red Bluff private on 60 day furlough after liberation from a German POW camp described his Nazi captivity. He served with an army engineers unit and noted Germans treated regular army enlisted men with some respect while air corps personnel faced harsher conditions. He was captured near Lynnish Germany on November 29 after overseas service began last September.
A Red Bluff Union School Board vacancy fills by Robert Steel after Hannah Engel resigns. The writer supports Steel, notes Engel’s move for her husband’s transfer, and opposes a 35 sign petition to trigger a special election costing over 2000 dollars, criticizing a new women’s rights group and urging not to withdraw or challenge the appointment.
Sacramento report notes a proposed tax on high horsepower cars faced strong opposition in the Assembly. Industry leaders warned production could move out of state, labor feared mass job losses, and the author suggested revisiting the concept next session amid rising fuel costs.
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