McCloskey Claims U S Encouraged Vietnam Coup in 1963
Rep. Paul McCloskey says secret papers show Robert Kennedy urged disengagement if Diem could not be saved and that the United States encouraged and authorized the coup that killed Diem. He plans to reveal papers at a House hearing while FOIA suits target Pentagon study. Ellsberg linked papers are cited.
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R-N. Y
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Diem
Hartung's Bakery Still Open Amid Contaminated Filling Reports
Red Bluff bakery proprietor Mrs Ed Hartung affirmed Hartung's Pastry Shop on Washington St remains open despite rumors of contaminated maple bar fillings. Health officials report about 110 food poisoning cases with six hospitalizations. Hartung notes no proof of broader contamination.
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Red Bluff
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Red Bluff Councilmen To Discuss Budget
Red Bluff City Councilmen plan a budget meeting tonight at 8 p m in city hall to continue budget discussions.
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Red Bluff
Lake Red Bluff Meeting Thursday
Lake Red Bluff Commission members will meet Thursday at 4 p.m. in Red Bluff City Hall council chamber, secretary John Suhr has announced.
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Red Bluff City Hall
Council Chamber
John Suhr
Weather Update With Warm Temperatures and Mild Winds
Variable nign clouds and fair conditions expected through tomorrow. Highs near 93 today and 90 tomorrow with cooler nights, southerly winds 10 to 20 mph and above normal humidity. River levels show Lake Red Bluff 15.8 and Bend Bridge 21.9 feet, Tehama 203.9, Woodson Bridge 169.5 feet. Precipitation: last 24 hours none. season to date 22.78 inches. Sunset 8:42 p.m.. sunrise 5:40 a.m. PDT.
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Plum Creek Slaying Defendants Trials Combined Set Aug 10
Defendants Roberto Sandoval and James Alearee are to be tried in Tehama County Superior Court on August 10 unless defense material from the attorney general’s office arrives in time. Judge Curtiss E. Wetter warned delays may push the date and urged timely provision of requested information. Separate proceedings and related matters including Patricia Ann Barnett’s commitment and Douglas E. Norris’ sentencing were also noted with further reports due July 6.
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James Alearee
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Attorney General’s Office
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Alecarez
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Attorney General
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Pugh
Probation Office
Douglas E. Norris
Norris
Thomas McGlynn
Tehama County
Grand Jury
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Investigation of Lockheed Banks Urged By Nader
Ralph Nader urged the Senate Banking Committee to probe what he called a clubby atmosphere around Lockheed Aircraft its banks and airline customers He and aide James Welch said nearly half of 24 banks loaning Lockheed 400 million are tied to one another Welch noted interlocks may not be improper but warrant scrutiny The Nixon administration sought 250 million in federal loan guarantees for Lockheed and Welch urged examining if interlocks pushed the L1011 TriStar and Airbus into an already crowded market.
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William Proxmire
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Welch
Nixon
Library Site Of Continued School Hearing
The continued open hearing for C. W. Woody Rzeppa is set to start tomorrow at 8 in the Red Bluff High School library. He faces charges of inefficiency and incompetency in his role as Red Bluff school district business manager.
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Depreciation approval fuels Nixon plan and tax impact
The Treasury approves a depreciation policy to shorten asset writeoffs, aiming to save industry 39 billion dollars over a decade and cut government revenues by the same amount. The move clarifies costs for repairs and equipment updates. The report also notes related legal cases and security questions in a broad world brief.
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Treasury Department
Nixon
Corning Clean Up Campaign Continues
Corning's cleanup campaign extends as Jaycees plan continued trash pickup by appointment calling 824 4361. Volunteers and groups including the Fire Department Junior Women’s Club Order of Redmen Corning High School Ecology Club and VFW covered six city sections to collect unwanted odds and ends and yard clippings.
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Morey Emery
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Jaycees
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Senators Move Toward Final Vote on End-The-War Bill
The article reports a near final vote on a bipartisan amendment to end the Vietnam war. It would require U S forces to withdraw nine months after enactment if a 60 day window yields a prisoner release agreement. Senators Cook Eagleton Stevens Hartke sponsor the measure.
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Europe
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D-Mo
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Alaska
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D-Ind
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Nixon
Senate
Los Molinos Trustees Meet Tonight On Budget and Pool
LOS MOLINOS The Los Molinos school district trustees meet tonight at 8 at the high school. The agenda includes discussion of insurance rates and benefits a letter from the Community Club about the school pool project and further budget talks.
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Pay-As-You-Build Plan Faces Corning School Taxpayers
Corning Union High School district may adopt a pay as you build approach to add vocational and technical facilities without bonds. Superintendent Bud Gott says ending the 1971 72 year will retire the state loan and an override election would shift 20 cents from fixed expenditures to general operations while keeping the same total tax rate.
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Heavy Shelling Hits South Vietnamese Base Near DMZ
North Vietnamese forces unleashed a heavy mortar barrage on Firebase Fuller just south of the DMZ, with more than 300 rounds hitting the 1,800 foot mountain base. Casualties among defenders were light, none killed, while two other bases near the buffer zone also saw attacks but reported no casualties.
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Living Costs Jump in May as Inflation Surges
May consumer prices rose five tenths of one percent driven by apparel used cars homes and stamps. Unemployment insurance claims climbed substantially last week as the Nixon administration seeks to curb inflation and Stans said inflation now lies within controllable boundaries.
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May
Nixon
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Maurice Stans
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