FBI In White House To Safeguard Papers
FBI agents moved into the White House and nearby offices to safeguard presidential papers in the offices of Haldeman Ehrlichman and Dean as Nixon began a new push for full Watergate facts. Officials said the step is an orderly procedure to control access and removal of documents.
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Washington
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John D. Ehrlichman
Senate
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Ehrlichman
Dean
Ziegler
Watergate Speech Reactions Mixed
Washington leaders from both parties urge an outside prosecutor for Watergate probes. Senators Percy Buckley Jackson Eagleton press for independence and power to grant witness immunity in ongoing investigations.
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UPI
Teapot Dome
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R-Ill
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Elliot L. Richardson
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Henry M. Jackson
Thomas F. Eagleton
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Smallest Anderson quintuplet shows breathing gain
In Portland the two pound three ounce Diane, the smallest Anderson baby, breathed better and may be taken off a respirator soon. Her three siblings and brothers weigh near three pounds and are in excellent condition.
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Ore
UPI
Bess Kaiser Hospital
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Watergate Scandal Paralyzes Top U.S. Government Levels
Washington reports the Watergate crisis has left the Defense Department leaderless the FBI with an acting director the Justice Department shaken and the EPA without a permanent head. Only Secretary of State Rogers remains from the original Nixon cabinet as most leaders face rapid turnover.
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Weather Forecast Shows Warm Through Midweek
Fair weather continues through Wednesday with highs in the 80s and Lows in the 40s. Winds are mostly northerly five to 15 mph. Thursday outlook stays fair. Yesterday's high 78 and low 48. River levels read 15.7 at Lake Red Bluff, 20.1 Bend Bridge, 203.7 Tehama Bridge, 168.4 Woodson Bridge feet ASL. Sunset 8 04 p.m. Danrise 6 08 a.m. PDT.
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Nixon seeks 2.9 billion foreign aid bill with Indochina focus
President Nixon sent Congress a 2.9 billion foreign aid measure including 632 million for rebuilding war torn South Vietnam Laos and Cambodia. He rejects any funds for North Vietnam citing cease fire violations while signaling possible future aid if Hanoi adheres to the Paris accords. The package combines 1 billion for development and 1.3 billion for military aid to friendly nations, arguing aid supports global growth energy resources and potential export markets.
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Los Molinos Plans Sixth Old-Fashioned Country Fair
Los Molinos prepares for the May 19 Old-Fashioned Country Fair at the Veteran's Hall. A barbecue dinner by Dr. William Scott Davis is served by the fire department auxiliary, with greased pig and pole events, art show, booths, and parades led by Bob van Rooyer. Local bands, fiddlers from Palermo, and mayor candidates on soap boxes are featured. Tickets cost 2.50 for adults and 1.25 for children.
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Bob van Rooyer
Veteran’s Memorial Hall
Palermo
Los Molinos Candidates Vie in Annual Honorary Mayor Race
Nominations open for Los Molinos annual honorary mayor election with a $5 filing fee and a penny vote system. Campaigning runs May 19 through June 30, speeches on a soapbox at the Old Country Fair, with the mayor to be installed during Fourth of July celebrations and funds supporting the parade.
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Los Molinos
Community of
Gene Owen
Price Controls Extended to April 1974 by Congress
Congress extended President Nixon’s wage and price controls for another year, with the Economic Stabilization Act authority now lasting until April 30, 1974. The final vote was 267 to 115 with a mix of Democratic and Republican support and opposition. The bill preserves Phase III controls on certain industries and meat prices without broad freezes or rent controls.
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UPI
Congress
Nixon
House Banking Committee
Tax proposal sparks criticism over closing loopholes
Liberal lawmakers attack the administration for not closing existing tax loopholes that they say let the rich and corporations dodge about 60 billion dollars yearly. Treasury Secretary Shultz proposes a modest 800 million dollar increase in taxes on preferential income and hints at new 12 percent tax credits for domestic oil exploration investments.
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UPI
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George P. Shultz
White House
Congress
Shultz
Mittee
Manton Frontier Rodeo Set For June 3 With Parade and Barbecue
The Manton frontier rodeo in Tehama County is scheduled for Sunday June 3 with a parade at 10 a.m. and a barbecue from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The two day event includes seven rodeo disciplines and stock provided by Dick Hemsted of Anderson. The event is approved by the California Cowboy's Association and the Western Fairs Association.
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Tehama County
California Cowboy’s Association
Western Fairs Association
Dick Hemsted
Anderson
Tehama City Council Plans Lengthy Agenda For Meeting
Tehama City Councilmen face a lengthy agenda at tomorrow evenings monthly session. Items include weed abatement resolution drainage issues on Gyle Road official city map zoning Southern Pacific dropgate and new business requests for funds clerk training guidelines for project evaluation and reports an ordinance implementing the California Environmental Act of 1970 revenue sharing and city finance matters plus a councilmember attendance request. The meeting is at the Tehama Municipal Building Cavalier Street at 8 p.m.
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Gyle
Shasta-Cascade Wonderland Association
Criminal Justice Planning Board
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