Red Bluff Daily News 1973 Rates and Publishers
The Red Bluff Daily News announces publication details for June 21 1973 with Donrey Media Group ownership. It lists publishers Donald W Reynolds and Earl Johnson, editor Dan Hall, circulation manager Lou Walther, and daily schedule with Sunday exemption. Subscription prices shown: home delivery $2.25 monthly or $27 annually, mail and auto at $27, single copies 10 cents.
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Daily News
Red Bluff
Danty News
Donald W. Reynolds
Earl Johnson
Lou Walther
Dan Hall
Carrier Boy
Donrey Media Group
We Don’t Want Another Nixon in Power
The piece argues against immediate action to remove President Nixon over Watergate. It warns Congress’ investigations could hamper government and urges voters to focus on clear evidence next election day. It cautions against repeating Watergate tactics and stresses prudent, evidence based decisions.
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Nixon
Mr. Nixon
Congress
White House
Perfeches and hiatus hernia advice in health column
reader questions on fissures at mouth corners and hiatus hernia diet, with doctor notes on riboflavin deficiency risks, causes like excessive saliva and infections, and treatments including antibiotic cortisone ointments. guidance on smaller meals, weight loss, and a medical booklet offer by Dr. Lester Coleman.
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Lester Coleman
Lester L. Coleman
M.D
P.O
Grand Central Station
New York City
Nixon Nephew Rescued From Hippy Commune by White House Aide
President Nixon had a private detective locate his nephew Donald Nixon Jr among hippies in California. John Ehrlichman and Anthony Ulasewicz carried out the mission funded by a secret GOP account. Ulasewicz earned 22000 dollars yearly plus expenses, then Donald became an aide to Robert Vesco amid ongoing indictments of Mitchell and Stans.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Nixon
White House
Donald Nixon, Jr
John Ehrlichman
Anthony Ulasewicz
Donald
Ulasewicz
New York City
Herbert Kalmbach
California Mountains
Ehrlichman
Robert Vesco
John Mitchell
Commerce
Maurice Stans
John Sutter
Failor
Nixon aides and failor tied to Watergate era plots
A deposition reveals Edward Failor, a Nixon campaign aide, attended daily White House attack group meetings plotting against McGovern. Failor later heads the Commerce Department's Statistics Administration with a $100 million budget overseeing the Census Bureau. Critics fear data manipulation to flatter Nixon's economy.
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Nixon
White House
Charles Colson
George McGovern
Edward Failor
John Mitchell
Failor
Commerce Department
Social and Economics Statistics Administration
Census Bureau
Right Chilean Prosperity Tale Draws Fire
Buckley critiques a Temple University seminar where Latin American press coverage is labeled bad. He targets Chile and Allende, noting inflation, shortages, and state control while accusing academics of biased praise and urging cautious assessment of economic progress and civil liberties.
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William F. Buckley JR
Tad _ Szule
New York Times
Temple University
United States
Szulc
Pennsylvania
Chile
Jerry Knudsen
Fernando Alegria
Congress
Alegria
Knudsen
U.S
Oakland
California
Confernece
Allende
Greece
Watergate Perjury Likely From Conflicting Witnesses
Rep. Bob Wilson warned that conflicting Watergate witness accounts will lead to perjury indictments. He said the pattern shows people lying and that perjury charges will be a main result, noting a lack of memory in many involved during closed subcommittee hearings.
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San Diego
API
Bob Wilson
Calif
Wilson
House Intelligence
Almanac entry for June 21 1973 and notable events
Almanac notes the 172nd day of 1973 with 193 to follow and lists celestial bodies Mars Jupiter Saturn by morning and Mercury Venus by evening. It recalls Dan Carter Beard born 1850 and events: Okinawa surrender 1945 Khrushchev 1960 quotes, Montini elected pope 1963, Sukarno died 1970, a thought by Havelock Ellis.
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Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Mercury
Venus
Dan Carter Beard
Boy Scouts of America
Okinawa Island
Nikita Khrushchev
China
Giovanni Battista Montini
Paul VI
Sukarno
Indonesia
Havelock Ellis
Not So Different By Norman Kempster
Washington columnist argues Nixon frames Watergate as similar to ordinary politics. The piece notes cynicism about politics, Nixon’s unplanned line about past scandals, and calls for acknowledging systemic corruption without naming individuals. It contrasts Nixon’s shock at arrests with initial minimization.
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Norman Kempster
Washington
UPI
Nixon
Plans for California war chest campaign in Red Bluff
On Saturday at the Tremont hotel district No 2 representatives met to plan the California war chest campaign set to begin mid October. Also notes a Red Bluff dog poisoner resurfacing after a layoff. A Sacramento river diversion into a Shasta dam tunnel is planned for Tuesday with river level rising 10 feet as a concrete section is poured. A bull sale is slated for early next year in late January or February. Additionally Marysville prepares for Fourth of July festivities with trains and a potential special car for Red Bluff Tehama residents.
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California War Chest
Tremont Hotel of Representatives
State War Chest
Red Bluff
Sacramento
Shasta Dam
Marysville
Tehama
Dock Shortages Leave River Outing Frustrated
In a June letter, a Sacramento River trip to Red Bluff City Marina and Adobe State Park docks were found missing or unusable. An elderly guest with arthritis faced difficulties boarding from rocks. writer urges timely repairs to support tourism and local recreation. The note closes praising a Tehama County Band concert.
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Sacramento
Red Bluff City
Adobe State Park
P.S
Tehama County
Senator Baker voices support for Watergate hearings
Senator Howard H. Baker Jr., Republican on the Senate Watergate Committee, disagrees with Vice President Agnew that hearings impervert justice. He says the committee is doing its job and will not trigger extensive impeachment calls. He notes no substantive talks with President Nixon on Watergate.
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Washington
UPI
Howard H. Baker Jr
Senate
Spiro T. Agnew
Baker
Nixon
Pekin
Ill
Congressional Research Center
Kings County budget draft includes grant for 21 positions
Kings County budget writers propose a 96,589 grant to continue 21 positions with 10 county funded until funds are exhausted. The line appears in the proposed 1973 74 budget prompting questions about taxpayer impact.
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Hanford
Calif
UPI
Kings County
Chessword by THOMAS JOSEPH
Puzzle clues arranged as a chess themed word square by Thomas Joseph. Across and down entries range from common verbs to archaic terms, with references to historical names and varied languages. The grid invites solving through cross letters and word associations.
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National Crop Insurance Council
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