Pathet Lao Move to Seize Laos Loyalist Forces
In Vientiane the Pathet Lao moved to take control of the loyalist military as Prime Minister Souvanna Phouma sought to calm panic on radio. Foreign nationals fled Laos disrupting the economy while the State Department said no evacuation of about 1000 Americans planned. The new defense minister Kham Ouane Boupha ordered no troop or equipment movements without ministry orders.
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Vientiane
Laos
UPI
Pathet Lao
Souvanna Phouma
Indochina
Washington
State Department
Kham Ouane Boupha
Defense Ministry
Europe
Thailand
Kukrit Pramoj
Mekong
Souvanna
Five killed as Lockheed Constellation crashes near Mesa home
A Lockheed Super Constellation, carrying six aboard, crashed near a Mesa children's home after its left inboard engine caught fire on takeoff from Falcon Field. All on board died. the crash occurred minutes after fueling for a flight to Canada via Kansas City.
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Mesa, Ariz
UPI
Falcon Field
Canada
Kansas City
Mayaguez seized by Cambodian vessel in high seas
The Cambodian naval vessel fired on and seized the American merchant ship Mayaguez with 39 crew counted by the White House 40 per Sea-Land official. Ford called it piracy and set NSC plans while seeking immediate release and warning of serious consequences.
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Washington
APS
White House
Ford
Mayaguez
Kompongsom
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Seal Land Corp
New Jersey
Sea-Land
Jack Mayer
Hong Kong
Sattahip
Thailand
National Security Council
State Department
Bicycle and motorcycle fatalities rise despite overall transport deaths drop
Federal safety data show total transportation deaths fell 18 percent in 1974 to 50 541, the largest drop since WWII, while bicycle deaths rose 20 percent and motorcycle deaths 12.4 percent. Highways accounted for 44 950 of all deaths as NTSB cautions a possible upward trend.
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Washington
UPI
National Transportation Safety Board
NTSB
Routine Traffic Stop Ends In Man Arrest In Pot Smuggling Case
A routine stop near Richfield led to the arrest of Red Bluff resident Donald Juan Johnson 33 on a federal warrant for illegal transportation of marijuana. Deputy Larry Pritchard stopped him on River Road as agents recovered 210 pounds of marijuana and $4,000 in El Paso, Texas. Johnson faces immediate transport to federal custody.
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Richfield
Red Bluff
Donald Juan Johnson
River Road
Larry Pritchard
Johnson
el Paso
Tex
Mansfield presses hearings on Vietnam refugee aid
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield urged thorough hearings before approving more refugee funding. He cited funding delays and slow resettlement, called for detailed scrutiny of administration plans, and noted a House move to allocate 406 million of 507 million requested.
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Washington
House
Ford
Mansfield
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
James 0. Abourezk
D-S.c
Senate
Vietnam
Mark Hatfield
R-Ove
Red Bluff Stabbing Leads to Gerber Arrests
A Red Bluff man was stabbed 17 times during a neighbor dispute in Gerber. Lloyd Buckley, 28, was treated in good condition at St Elizabeth Hospital. Monte Wilson Jr., 25, was arrested on assault with intent to murder and assault and battery charges. Wilson's wife Mary was also jailed on related accusations. Deputy Jim Gillespie injured. case to go to district attorney.
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Lee Busekist
Corning
St. Elizabeth Community Hospital
Highpee
Red Bank Creek
California
Lahnes
Tehama County Rural Fire Department
Daily News
John Fenrich
Red Bluff
Gerber
Lloyd Leon Buckley
Johnson St
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Monte W. Wilson Jr
Buckley
Robert Buckley
Stanford
Sheriff's Department
Wilsons
Jody Everill
Jim Gillespie
Wilson
Ray Twitchell
Errors Not Cheating Said Reason For Welfare Waste
Washington UPI report notes HEW study finds administrative errors cause more welfare waste than cheating. It cites Aid to Families with Dependent Children at nine billion dollars yearly with 11.1 million recipients and 44 035 cases reviewed across 53 jurisdictions.
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Washington
UPI
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Robert Carleson
HEW
Caspar Weinberger
Delaware
North Carolina
Carleson
Public Meeting Schedule Highlights for Tehama County
The week lists numerous hearings across Red Bluff Corning and surrounding towns from Monday to Thursday. Includes airport commission city hall school boards boards of supervisors irrigation district and planning commissions with times ranging 7:30 p.m. 8 p.m. and 10 a.m. discussions on sewer treatment plant and welfare administration are noted with quoted remarks from Robert Carleson about welfare cheating and agency error.
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Red Bluff
Corning
Lassen View
Reeds Creek
Gerber
Weather Forecast Delivers Warm Temperatures and Mild Winds
Fair weather continues through tomorrow with warmer highs near 88 today and 90 tomorrow. Northerly winds range 10 to 25 mph with gusts to 35 as the outlook remains fair into Wednesday. River levels show Bend Bridge 22.7 feet, Lake Red Bluff 15.9, Tehama Bridge 205.7, Woodson Bridge 170.5 feet above sea level. Sunset 8:15 p.m. tonight and sunrise 5:55 a.m. tomorrow.
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Bend Bridge
Lake Red Bluff
Tehama Bridge
Woodson Bridge
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