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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1972
Page
4
A reflective piece argues that government by the people is limited by the wisdom of the majority. It weighs tyranny by rulers and bandit revolutions, notes minority oppression risks, questions violence, and urges inclusive dialogue while acknowledging the imperfect but best available path of majority rule.
Puzzle clues list with many misspellings and broken words for THOMAS JOSEPH crossword. Across and down entries include Divan yarn for embroidery trampled woolly affected manner etc. Puzzle appears in disordered form with partial clues and broken phrases across two directions.
Col Brown of Kentucky Fried Chicken plans a 19 hour nationwide ABC telethon with party treasurer Strauss and Lawrence O'Brien to raise up to 30 million dollars for the Democratic Party, aiming to reduce a 9.3 million dollar debt before the 1972 convention. The venture questions public funding and the role of money in politics as a test of campaign financing and voter interest.
A Washington opinion piece argues the nation lacks vision and common values. It cites unauthorized air war, publisher fraud, student paper schemes, and political espionage as signs of a fractured country. It condemns entitlement culture and calls for renewed standards at home.
JACK ANDERSON argues that unpublished Pentagon Papers reveal painful lessons in Vietnam talks. Key points include Johnson bombings used to influence talks backfiring, Hanoi seeking lasting control, and North Vietnam outlasting opponents. Nixon resumes bombing, Hanoi remains steadfast, and peace aims face strategic stalemate.
Moscow AP report says Soviet Communist party leadership warns unworthy members they have one year to prove value or be expelled in next year’s party card exchange.
Sen. Hugh Scott denounces McGovern as using old politics to win delegates at the Democratic convention. Scott claims McGovern created a backed delegate system and polled fewer votes in direct primaries than Hubert Humphrey, with only slightly more than George Wallace. Brooke seeks a second term.
Edward Capuano, treasurer of Deak International, advises travelers to buy foreign currency before leaving. He recommends Swiss francs or German marks in travelers checks for strength and easy cashing across Europe. The guidance comes as Britain cancels the pound’s fixed value, triggering market turmoil.
Red Bluff content notes a sheriff seeking a new jail cook after the regular cook departed via roof route. Separate items report oil companies urging residents to meet rubber drive quotas of 145 tons by June 30, and photographer G O Welch planning to relocate for better earnings with studio opposite Tremont Hotel.
On this date in history the UN charter was signed by 50 nations in San Francisco marking the founding of the United Nations. Notable events include Francisco Pizarro slain in Lima in 1541 and the first Atlantic City boardwalk completed in 1870.
Readers learn Buerger's Exercises to aid foot circulation and how wind chill worsens cold exposure. The notice explains three-step routines and cautions consult a physician. It also warns about moth balls and promotes Dr Lester Coleman heart booklet for 25 cents.
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