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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1971
Page
4
Tehama County communities Corning Los Molinos and Red Bluff prepare big Fourth of July celebrations with a Woodson Bridge fireworks display an old-fashioned parade in Los Molinos raft and boat races water skiing exhibitions in Red Bluff plus evening band concert and fireworks.
The New York Times publication of parts of a classified Pentagon study on Vietnam sparked irony. It spotlighted Democratic campaign strategy against Barry Goldwater in 1964 and drew Arizona Senator Goldwater’s claim that he warned of such plans yet felt bound by secrecy. The State Department later disclosed it held a copy of the 40 volume report, surprising officials unaware of it before the Times article.
A fragmented horoscope style chart lists zodiac signs with mixed numbers and month hints. It includes Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo and scattered sequences like 4-14-25-30 and 41-48-51-5, lacking clear context or full sentences.
A dense OCR style crossword with across and down clues listing many fragmented terms. Includes entries like Brynner Hartebeest 16,000,000 sq. miles and Abner's colleague, plus scattered phrases and partial word fragments that resemble a filled and unsettled puzzle page.
Washington columnist Jack Anderson warns of a potential large-scale riot in urban ghettos due to 40 percent unemployment among black teens, budget cuts on recreation, heroin addiction, and disillusion with the Nixon administration. He connects Vietnam secrecy and an Air Force discharge case to broader national strain.
The College of Insurance operates a work study campus in a financial district building. Fully accredited since 1967, it partners with about 200 industry sponsors, providing four months of study followed by four months of work with a starting salary of at least 90 dollars weekly. Tuition is 800 per four month term, sponsor fees cover two thirds, with dorms at 100 monthly if staying in the city. Graduates receive a BBA in Insurance or BS in Actuarial Science with strong earning potential and high industry demand. Admissions involve a letter, test, and interview at 150 William St.
The California State Fish and Game Commission closed Deer Creek to salmon fishing until further notice. It becomes an experimental site for salmon from Shasta County as part of the Shasta Dam salvage program with fish trucks counting, marking, and monitoring spawning success in the stream.
A decade ago a candidate faced defeat for proposing limits on public land recreation and user charges. Now the Forest Service issues free entry permits for 21 California wilderness areas to track use, educate the public, and support management of fragile wildlands.
On this date in history many events are noted including North Korea invading the Republic of Korea in 1950 to start the Korean War. Virginia ratified the U S Constitution in 1788 and Napoleon spoke farewell before exile in 1815.
A reader argues the Lt. Calley trial remains relevant and criticizes the Genocide Convention as biased against anti Communist actions. The letter cites My Lai coverage, U N treaties, and historical atrocities, urging readers to contact congressmen to oppose the treaty and defend U S soldiers.
Milton Fisher cautions that while some new issue stocks show promise and profits, the market can deteriorate suddenly harming naive and greedy investors. He urges investors to rely on self protection in an unstable market.
A patient asks about support for a wife with cancer and a family burden. The column explains Cancer Care at 1 Park Avenue NYC offers caretakers and transition help, and defines endometriosis as nonmalignant, often needing reassurance from doctor and psychiatrist. Dr Lester Coleman offers a booklet Pay Attention to Your Heart for 25 cents and a SASE.
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