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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1973
Page
4
Published daily except Sunday. Second class postage paid at Red Bluff. Home delivery by carrier $2.25 per month or $27 per year. Mail $27, auto $27, one year in advance, or $2.25 per month. Single copies 10 cents. Donrey Media Group locally operated.
The essay argues for shifting focus from preemptive social control to enforcing laws that protect others. It questions prohibitions on drinking narcotics gambling and pornography. It urges individuals to act as their own conscience while stressing that harm to others warrants enforcement.
Dr. Coleman explains no link between cupping and acupuncture. Acupuncture is a 3000 year old Chinese practice now studied by NIH. Cupping is an ancient bloodletting method used by Egyptians and others for lung infections before antibiotics.
Washington report criticizes Community Action Agencies for failing to mobilize outside resources in the war on poverty. It notes CAAs have influenced only 1 of every 3,000 businesses in 7 to 8 years and proposes a $3 million Jaycees program to identify 500 self-help groups and publicize their merits to encourage reform.
Washington investigative column details Charles Colson’s May deposition about Hunt’s 1971 trip to New England to scrutinize Sen. Edward Kennedy’s role in Chappaquiddick. It covers Hunt’s interviews, Diem and Haiphong topics, the Attack Group, and Continental Investment funding linked to Sparkman.
William F Buckley Jr argues in The Manhattan in favor of parallels between the Kennedy Chappaquiddick case and Nixon Watergate. He cites grand jury secrecy, press silence, televised statements, and shifts in public opinion as shared features of both episodes. He notes Kennedy’s partial admission and Nixon’s more inept television handling amid ongoing scrutiny.
George J. Marder explains the case for using export controls to back the price freeze. He notes Nixon ties farm export policy to inflation control and argues export limits may prevent post freeze price spikes, while acknowledging risks of black markets if raw material costs rise.
The administration dismisses the idea of controlling farm prices as unworkable. Economists, while accepting temporary measures, oppose farm level controls arguing they would curb supplies and harm private enterprise in the long term.
United Press International reports the Netherlands currently uses the oldest national anthem still in active use. The tune stems from a 15th century folk song, underscoring the enduring musical tradition of Dutch national identity.
Pins were given to air raid observers at Flournoy farm center after a meeting at Flournoy school. Yarn arrived at Red Cross, volunteers urged to report for knitwork at county jail basement. War bonds drive reports show 1516 pupils invested $28704 by March 31 1943. A J Loomis plans a new Pine and Main Market on the old site.
Today is June 18 1973 the 169th day with Mars Jupiter and Saturn visible in the morning and Mercury Venus in the evening. James Montgomery Flagg born 1877. Historical highlights include the 1812 US war declaration and Napoleon’s 1815 Waterloo defeat. Egypt proclaimed a republic in 1953 and a 1972 British air disaster killed 118 aboard.
Puzzle clues list with across and down entries for a chessword style crossword by Thomas Joseph. Includes definitions, wordplay hints, and a mix of names and places. Notable references include Berlins and Runyon figures, plus historical dates and linguistic twists.
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