Nixon Wins Presidency as Humphrey Concedes in Minnesota
President-elect Richard Nixon secured 287 electoral votes and victory after Hubert Humphrey conceded, delivering a televised address from Minneapolis. Nixon praised the democratic process and vowed an open administration, while Humphrey urged unity after a tight national race that favored California, Ohio, and Alaska, with Wallace in distant third.
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Viet Cong Blow Bridge in Saigon Area
Cong Blows Bridge. Viet Cong saboteurs blew out three center spans of the Phu Cuong Bridge near Saigon. U S officials expect traffic on a pontoon bridge by Thursday. Four American helicopters were lost with one killed and six wounded. Military says 914 Americans have been shot down. Air forces bombed near the Cambodian border as fighting continues across Vietnam. Premier Huong says a new peace formula will be announced soon.
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Patterson Over Hoag Wins Tehama County Supervisor Runoff
Patterson Shannon Patterson, 39, won the Tehama County supervisor runoff with 5,815 votes to incumbent George Hoag’s 4,980. Amendments A B C D E were decided. A and C and E failed while B and D passed. Voter turnout reached about 85.1 percent of the 13,074 registered voters. County results also showed Pauline Davis defeating Stanley Reungs for Assembly, Harold T. Bizz Johnson leading for Congress, and Alan Cranston ahead for U S Senate. Presidential votes favored Richard Nixon over Hubert Humphrey and George Wallace. Final statewide propositions results listed with yes no tallies.
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Aberdeen Newspaper Joins Donrey Group Publisher Change
The Donrey Group adds the Aberdeen World and Paw Snider becomes publisher of the Aberdeen Daily News. David Caffee moves from Ontario to lead as publisher here. The Donrey Group now runs 24 newspapers in 29 cities across eight states. In Puerto Rico, Luis A Torre wins a stunning upset in the governor race defeating the Popular Democratic party candidate.
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Puerto Rico
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Wool Growers Meeting Here Saturday Night
Carroll Owens announces Tehama County Wool Growers event featuring barbecue lamb and a style show. The dinner begins at 6 p.m. with a Mike It Yourself With Wool contest to crown district winners. Local chefs assist, with proceeds supporting Wool Growers groups and auxiliaries in Red Bluff and Tehama County.
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Noted Singer Stabbed. Condition Satisfactory
New York singer Bibs Daniels, known for That Old Black Vingie, was stabbed backstage at the Litin Quarter nightclub. Police captured the assailant minutes after the attack, and Daniels was pronounced in satisfactory condition.
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Pauline Davis Bizz Returned To Office In California
Pauline Davis and Harold Johnson were reelected to their offices in Tehama County. Davis won 50 385 votes to 32090 for Stanley Young for assemblywoman First District. Johnson led with 127 880 votes over Olmer Danaway and Paul Hurt in the Second District. Alan Cranston won the U S Senate seat as Max Rafferty lost. Californians rejected Prop 9 and approved Prop 1A which provides a 750 credit on home values and created a state university bond issue.
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Johnson congratulates Nixon on victory in nation’s split era
President Johnson wired Richard Nixon to congratulate him on his presidential victory and urged unity over partisan divides. He stressed leadership burdens require bipartisan effort to pursue peace and social justice. Wall Street traded relief at the news as Nixon’s victory eased market tensions. A Jordan curfew in Amman was lifted after Hussein and Palestinian guerrilla leaders reportedly reached an accord. A New York computer breakdown forced the News Election Service to switch to an emergency tallying system, slowing the vote count nationwide.
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Weather forecast and river levels for the region
Variable clouds through Thursday with light variable winds and a chance of rain late Thursday. Highs around 63, lows near 43 tonight. River levels show Lake Ret Bluff at 5.9 feet, Band Bridge 19.3 feet, and Wootson Bridge 167.2 feet above mean sea level. Sunrise 6 45, sunset 5 00 PST.
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