Hand Cranked Telephones Debated By Local Readers
Hugh and Betty Mills of Red Bluff doubt the news of hand cranks being gone after a Nevada City report. They recall using the system last summer and note some still exist. Lassen Park Road opens for through traffic as of today but snow covers trails to Bumpass Hell and Lassen Peak with campgrounds at Crags and Butte Lake available.
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Betty Mills
Red Bluff
UPI
Nevada City
Day Thompson
Grand River
Iowa
Mills
Lassen Volcanic National Park
Lassen Park
Bumpass Hell
Lassen Peak
Summit Lake
Sulphur Works
Crags
Butte Lake
Dairy cow sets butterfat record in Capay dairy
From Red Bluff Yesterdays June 23 1945 a Capay dairy registered Holstein cow produced 1256 pounds of butterfat in 365 days at 4.5 percent. A half sister to the bull posted 29052 pounds of milk and 1044 pounds butterfat as a three year old.
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United States
Blue Ridge Flume & Lumber Co
J. D. Potts
Shasta County
Almanac and crossword cluing from 1975 edition
Almanac entry notes June 23 1975 as the 174th day with full moon and visible planets Mercury Mars Jupiter at dawn Venus Saturn at dusk. Historic notes include Texas annexation talks in 1845 and Senator Thomas Dodd censure in 1967. Crossword clues span multiple short words and proper nouns across varied definitions.
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United States
Connecticut
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U. S. Senate
Washington Merry-go-Roy Illegal Entry By FBI Confirmed
Washington based column reports an FBI break in on a known bigot near Washington, DC, faked to look like burglary. Senator Baker and counsel Sam Dash are cited confirming the incident though not linked to Watergate. The piece also covers pressure on Lt. Col. Wilfred Ebel and Pentagon politics surrounding Maj. Gen. J Milner Roberts and Strom Thurmond.
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FBI
CIA
Washington, D.C
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Howard Baker
R.tenn
Senate
Baker
Committee
Sam Dash
Dash
Thurmond
Pentagon
Wilfred Ebel
Strom Thurmond
R.S.C. Od
Army
Ebel
J. Milner Roberts
Army Reserves
Capitol Hill
Old Strom
Howard
Bo’’ Callaway
Callaway
Roberts
Reserve Officers Association
Potomac
Energy debates mark House votes on gasoline taxes and standards
In Washington Bureau coverage, Representative Harold Johnson backed deleting a 20 cent per gallon gasoline tax rise tied to consumption but opposed removing a 3 cent tax for an energy fund. He supported auto efficiency fines and opposed a strip mining veto override.
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House
Harold Johnson
Johnson
John V. Tunney
Alan Cranston
Stanley K. Hathaway
Interior
Senate
Energy Development Trust Fund
Philippines Presses for New U S Base Terms
Filipino diplomats warn Washington they may close major U S bases if financial and security guarantees are not improved. The push follows Indochina’s collapse, Manila Beijing relations, and fears Marcos could use American forces to quell domestic opposition.
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Washington
UPI
Philippines
U. S
Manila
Indochina
China
United States
Ferdinand A. Marcos
Marcos
Aleutian Islands
Alaska
Marianas
Japan
Australia
New Zealand
Department of Public Information of
D. C
San Francisco
New York
Washington Post
America
India Faces Test as Mrs Gandhi Fights for Prime Minister Post
UPI analysis notes India’s status as the world’s largest democracy and Mrs Indira Gandhi’s precarious position after Allahabad court rulings found two election law violations. It discusses possible successors, potential constitutional crises, and the broader U S interest in preserving India as a anti communism bastion.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
India
Indira Gandhi
United States
Gandhi
Asia
Uttar Pradesh
Mrs. Gandhi
Congress Party
Supreme Court
Swaran Singh
Return of Eniwetok Debated Cleanup Bill
Lt. Gen. Warren D. Johnson urged Congress to authorize a $39.9 million cleanup of Eniwetok atoll, linking it to a 28 year moral commitment to 435 displaced Micronesians. He cited radiation readings across islands and compared costs to the more than $2.5 billion spent on tests.
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Honolulu
UPI
Warren D. Johnson
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U. S
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Pacific
United States
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Gen. Johnson
Senate
House
Islands
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Runit
Eniwetok
Japtan
Boken
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