Apollo 10 Nears Earth After Lunar Run
Apollo 10 astronauts Stafford Young and Cernan fire engine to depart lunar orbit. They chart a 246,285 mile return to Earth in 54 hours with a splashdown planned in the Pacific Monday. They had circled the Moon for 2 1/2 days and previewed Sea of Tranquillity sites for July landing.
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Howard Benedict
Space Center
Houston
Planet Earth
Air Force
Thomas P. Stafford
Navy
John W. Young
Eugene A. Cer
Nan
Moon
Pacific Ocean
Sea of Tranquillity
Stafford
Young
Red Bluff Women Attend Brother's Masonic Rites
Mrs William J Harrington and Miss Alice Madgalin returned to Red Bluff after attending Masonic services for their brother William O Grant in Napa Valley Memorial Gardens chapel. They were joined by nephew Henry Redmond who then drove home to Fremont.
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William J. Harrington
Alice Madgalin
Red Bluff
William O. Grant
Napa Valley Memorial Gardens
Henry Redmond
Ir. Fremont
Thompson Charles Wesley Thompson obituary in Willows area
Charles Thompson known as Bill Thompson 46 a former El Camino resident died yesterday at Glenn General Hospital Willows after a long illness. Born September 21 1922 in Cottar Iowa he lived recently with sister Elsie Marshall of Orland 102 East Street. Surviving relatives include brother Russell Thompson of El Camino and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services set for 10 30 a.m. Monday at Hall Brothers Chapel with burial in Tahama Cemetery family plot.
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Hall Brothers’ Chapel
Tahama Cemetery
Weekend cultural events in Red Bluff shine this week
Three events headline the city weekend tableau with a 9 15 p m revue by the American Association of University Women at Red Bluff Union High School gym a 3 p m ballet at the same venue featuring 63 performers and original choreography by Phyllis Williams and an 8 p m encore of Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mikado by Mercy High School students at Mercy High School gym Admission is 3 for adults and 50 cents for children 1</analysis>
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Red Bluff
American Association of University Women
French Gulch Theatre Players
Red Bluff Union High School
Phyllis Williams
Mercy High School
Guilty Verdict in Marijuana Case In Superior Court
Maren Grissom, 23, of Red Bluff was found guilty of possessing marijuana. He received 90 days in the county jail and three years probation. Tommy R. Wiggins of North Fork was arraigned and admitted guilt to auto theft in superior court yesterday.
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Maren Grissom
Red Bluff
Mariajuana
Tommy R. Wiggins
North Fork
Berkeley Faculty Calls for Guard Withdrawal in Campus Clash
The University of California at Berkeley faculty voted 642 to 95 to demand immediate withdrawal of armed forces and an end to provocative actions by demonstrators over People’s Park. Nationwide unrest spread as 600 National Guardsmen remained on duty at North Carolina A&T after two days of violence left one student dead and seven wounded. The Berkeley vote urged investigations by state and federal authorities into police and military actions in the past eight days.
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Associated Press
University of California At Berkeley
North Carolina A&t University
Berkeley
National Guard
University of California
UC -Davis
James H. Meyer
Mystery In Sky Near Vina Report Of Large Bright Object
Local rancher Tom Kitchen spotted a large bright object hovering over fields near Woodson Bridge close to Vina. Deputies describe a square, very large object seen with binoculars, which ascended and blinked from bright to gray and back. Previously a similar sighting occurred six years ago in the same area.
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Bob Kennedy
Woodson Bridge
Vina
Tom Kitchen
Tehama County
Sheriffs Department
Highway Patrol
Corning Police Department
Bill Gonzales
Gonzales
Kitchen
Judge sentences Clyde Hanna to year in Tehama jail
Clyde Junior Hanna, 29, of Sacramento, labeled an accused forger, received a one year sentence in Tehama County Jail. In Superior Court, Hanna admitted spending about nine of the past ten years in various prisons. Judge Curtiss E. Wetter warned, It looks to me like we are going to have to keep you tied up just to make you behave.
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Tehama County
Clyde Junior Hanna
Sacramento
Hanna
Curtiss E. Wetter
Millions Of Visitors In Spain By Don Reynolds
The Malaga feature argues tourism in Spain grows from climate and wanderlust. It notes Phoenician and Carthaginian roots, Arab conquest, and Reconquista, then cites Costa del Sol revival after 1936-39. It critiques infrastructure, Iberia, taxis, and prices, while praising home comforts like air conditioning and constant warm water.
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Donald W. Reynolds
Conrey
Malaga
Spain
Adam
Moses
Egypt
Ghengis Kahn
Julius Caesar
Britain
Columbus
America
India
Rome
Carthage
Costa del Sol
U.S. activity in Vietnam unchanged facing questions
The U S military command says no step up in offensive action in Vietnam while continuing current operations. A Abrams aide cites mission focus and firepower. no orders to curb casualties were issued. Jimmy McHugh dies at 74 in Beverly Hills composer of popular songs. Nevada gaming board says a new tie in casino ownership does not violate rules. Paris peace talks hinge on Hanoi talks as Xuan Thuy departs for Hanoi. FBI agent testifies victim Barbara Mackele survived by eating in a buried box during kidnap trial.
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U.S
Saigon
Vietnam
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Nixon
Creighton W. Abrams
U. S
Abrams
Beverly Hills
Calif
Jimmy McHugh
Decatur
Kidenap
Barbara Jane Mackele
FBI
Morris S. Clark
Gary Steven Krist
Kimberly-Clark mill tours begin June 10 in Anderson
Tours of the Kimberly-Clark paper mill in Anderson start June 10 and run every Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Friday through Labor Day. For safety, children under 12 are not admitted to the mill grounds. Participants should gather at the main gate at 1 15 p.m.
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Kimberly-Clark
Anderson
Preliminary Hearing In Auto Burglary Scheduled Monday
CORNING Douglas H. Stover 17 of Paskenta and Robert Blankenship of Corning will appear Monday at 4 p.m. in Corning Justice Court for a preliminary hearing on an auto burglary charge. They are accused in the March 16 entry of a car owned by Albert Jackson in Corning, with two car speakers a tachometer and stereo equipment reported missing by police.
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Corning
Douglas H. Stover
Paskenta
Robert Blankenship
Weather outlook with warmer weekend ahead
Partly cloudy today and tonight and fair on Sunday. Cooler today with southerly winds 10-20 mph, light and variable Sunday. Highs near 81 today and 86 Sunday, lows around 52 tonight. River levels listed at Lake Red Bluff 15.8 ft Bend Bridge 22.8 ft Woodson Bridge 171.1 ft above MSL. Precipitation none last 24 hours, season to date 30.11 inches, normal 21.36, last year 16.12. Sunrise 5 56, sunset 8 27 PDT.
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Lake Red Bluff
Bend Bridge
Woodson Bridge
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