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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1975
Page
4
The Blood Mobile will be at the Elks Lodge from 2 to 6 p.m. tomorrow, resuming after a month away. Donors helped two seriously injured county residents recently, and the event highlights a vital life saving service in Tehama County.
June 16 1945 Red Bluff saw temperatures top 100 for the first time this year with a 102 degree high and 61 degree low while Fresno and Bakersfield reported 105. Weather observers noted a general warming trend through the Sacramento valley. The daily note cites historical items and a spelling meeting at the Methodist and Baptist churches.
Almanac entry for Tuesday June 17 1975 the 168th day with 1975 to follow. Evening stars Venus Saturn visible. morning planets Mercury Mars Jupiter. Gemini sign for births on this date. John Wesley founder of theMethodist movement is mentioned.
Chessword by THOMAS JOSEPH presents a word puzzle with clues across and down. The piece notes June 17 as the birth date of Methodism founder John Wesley born 1703 and links it to Ralph Bellamy and Dean Martin, plus Amelia Earhart’s transatlantic flight as a 1928 milestone.
Washington changes tone under Ford as he invites Mary Louise Smith aboard the Sequoia for a Potomac cruise and urges fair treatment of rivals. The piece contrasts Ford with Nixon, notes party finance and travel expense rules, cites energy bank talk, and mentions a growing effort to oust Speaker Albert amid veto clashes.
U.S. lawmakers ordered a major policy review of Asia after the Indochina takeover. Defense Secretary Schlesinger must report by Dec 31 on Korea Japan Taiwan the Philippines Thailand and other areas with basing alternatives. Senate panel urged against withdrawing forces from Korea warning of risk of new conflict and urged bolstering South Korean industry and air power.
The Ridge Way Park Commission thanks Tehama County residents for donations and labor toward a new recreation area. A Bi-Centennial Liberty Column of redwoods will honor the states and a July 4 1976 completion is planned. Volunteers with design or construction expertise are urged to help.
U S Ambassador to the United Nations Daniel Patrick Moynihan told Stanford graduates that detente has given the world 10 or 20 years to build a system preventing a nuclear holocaust. He urged control of nuclear weapons via transfer to the United Nations.
UPI reports Rhodesia faces rising tension as June 25 Mozambique independence may sever trade lines, threatening Ian Smith's white minority rule. Clashes outside a nationalist council meeting killed 11, amid delays to constitutional talks and continued accusations between Smith and black leaders over ceasefire terms.
Westinghouse Offshore Power Systems proposes government purchase of four floating plants for resale to utilities to jump start the program. OPS aims to license the plants and attract new customers as utilities cut back on nuclear capacity amid the energy crisis.
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