Nixon says Kissinger chose phones to tap in 1969
Nixon testifies in a $3 million Halperin suit that Kissinger selected individuals whose phones were tapped to trace leaks. He cites Kissinger's claim Hoover chose four people including Halperin as security risks. Halperin faults Kissinger’s later statements and seeks further deposition.
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J. Edgar Hoover
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Nixon
Morton Halperin
National Security Council
San Clemente
Calif
Halperin
NSC
US S. District Court
Hoover
Johnson Seeks Senate Nomination Across 15-County District
Republican Ray Johnson filed nominating papers with county clerks in all 15 counties of the First Senatorial District. He submitted 60 sponsors plus 1,700 petition signatures as he campaigns toward a June 8 primary facing two opponents. Johnson traveled by car through northern counties, visiting voters to present his candidacy.
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Trek
Pauline Davis
Weather forecast and river readings for the region
Fair through Friday with rising daytime temperatures and light northerly winds. Highs near 62 today and 70 tomorrow, lows around 38 and 37. Saturday looks fair. River levels include Bend Bridge 19.0, Lake Red Bluff 14.7, Tehama Bridge 203.5, Woodson Bridge 167.0 feet, Keswick release 6000 Cfs. Sunset 6:11 p.m., sunrise 6:26 a.m. PST.
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Woodson Bridge
Keswick
Grave Robbing Suspects Denied Bid To Dismiss Charges
Tehama County Superior Court denied a motion to dismiss felony grave robbing charges against six Oregon men. The defendants acknowledged trespassing on January 27 at Niven Cattle Company near Paskenta while removing dirt and bones. The case proceeds to a six day trial set for May 18 with defendants Richard Oriville Burke and Ersal Gene Myers among those present.
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Tehama County
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Dennis Albright
Niven Cattle Company
Paskenta
Albright
Stanley Edward Clewett
Shasta College
Watkins
Richard Oriville Burke
Eagle Point
Ersal Gene Myers
White City
Carter Sets Illinois Primary Showdown With Wallace
Jimmy Carter says next Tuesday's Illinois primary will pit him against George Wallace with Florida not an accident. Surveys show Wallace voters deserted over his health while Carter drew broad support. Ford campaigns in Florida and Illinois, Reagan pursues a strong showing, Harris shifts strategy toward delegate focus.
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Illinois
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Florida
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Alabama
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Ford
North Carolina
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Wisconsin
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Harris
Pennsylvania
New York
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Miami Herald
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Herald
Washington Post
Post
Reagan
New Hampshire
Old Photos Sought For City Salute
The Daily News seeks old Red Bluff and Tehama County photos for a March 30 Centennial Bicentennial edition. Submit at 710 Main Street with a caption and identify people if possible. deadline 5 p.m. March 19. The city was incorporated on March 31, 1876.
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Red Bluff
Tehama County
Daily News
John Fenrich
Main Street
Fenrich
Missing Gerber Woman Dead After Remote Road Accident
Ivah Pearl Williams, 81, of Gerber, was found dead in a northern Shasta County area near Old Man's Campground after her car went over a bank on Surgaroas Ridge. Investigators deem death exposure with no foul play. autopsy scheduled in Redding. Williams, a Tehama County resident since 1947, survived by a Kan. cousin. funeral services pending in Red Bluff.
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Shasta County
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Redding
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Shasta
Tehama County
Mrsilliams
Topeka
Kan
Chapel of the Flowers
Red Bluff
County Youth Killed In Pickup Train Wreck
A 16 year old Corning High School student Jack Donald Clayton from the El Camino area was killed when his Datsun pickup collided with a Southern Pacific train at South and Chicago Streets. The train was about 40 mph. wig wag signals and bell were operating. Police investigate the crash.
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Chicago
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el Camino
Corning Memorial Hospital
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Mercy Hospital
Charles F. Carlquist
Dunsmuir
Luther Owings
Lebanese Premier Rashid Karami resigns amid crisis
Premier Rashid Karami quits with his cabinet likening Lebanon to a sinking ship as Syria withdraws peace negotiators. Syrian Foreign Minister Abdel Halim Khaddam and aides depart Beirut along with top officers from the joint truce committee, leaving tensions unresolved.
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Wilson fights for survival after left wing revolt
Prime Minister Harold Wilson faced a grave test of confidence as his Labor government battled a left wing revolt and a damaging Commons defeat. He warned party members against abstaining and casting votes with the Conservatives, citing an unprecedented alliance as a danger to his agenda.
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UPI
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Commons
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