Vietnam Bomber Strikes Amid Weather Hampering Missions
U S B52 bombers pounded targets across South Vietnam near Quang Tri to Vinh and 55 miles south of the 20th parallel, delivering about 1,500 tons as weather from Typhoon Pamela limited fighter-bomber work. An F111 was reported missing after a North Vietnam panhandle incident, while Long Binh faced minor attacks with four charges exploding and one American wounded.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Winter Saigon
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
North Vietnam
Panhandle
Quang Tri City
South Vietnam
Vinh
20Th Parallel
China
Radio Hanoi
Nghe An
U.S. Command
Long Binh
Saigon
California Senate swings to GOP as Berryhill wins tight race
In a close California Senate contest Clare Berryhill defeats Ernest LaCoste by a narrow margin to give the Republicans a 20-19 edge with one vacancy. Democrat victories reshape Assembly balance while Reagan negotiates a split legislature and a special election.
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Charles McFadden
LOS Angeles
California Senate
Assembly
Clare Berryhill
Ceres
Ernest LaCoste
Berryhill
LaCoste
GOP
State Senate
Senate
Gov
Reagan
Tom Carrell
San Fernando
Carrell
Kent Stacy
Bakersfield
Raymond Gonzales
Charles
Bakers strike spreads as Dolly Madison joins California shutdown
Dolly Madison Cakes joined a Northern California bakery shutdown now in its fifth day. 85 deliverymen north of Bakersfield were locked out after Kilpatrick's Bakery did the same amid a Teamsters strike at ITT Continental Bakers. The Teamsters left ITT Continental after wage and contract talks failed. The Bakers Union and Stationary Engineers threaten a coast wide strike over a Monday to Friday work week with split days off on Tuesday and Saturday.
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San Francisco
Dolly Madison Cakes
California
Dolly Madison
Bakersfield
Kilpatrick’s Bakeries, Inc
Continental Bakeries
Teamsters
Itt-Continental
Bakers Union
Stationary Engineers
Shamrock VI Yacht Sinks Off Ocean Beach After Salvage Effort
The 110 ton schooner valued at 150000 dollars broke up Tuesday in heavy swells off Ocean Beach while salvage attempts were under way. Coast Guard crews recovered a mast and transom door with the Shamrock VI nameplate among debris washed ashore.
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San Francisco
Pacific
Ocean Beach
Coast Guard
Red Bluff Merchants Plan Santa Visit and Weeklong Giveaways
Merchants in Red Bluff approved a Christmas promotion featuring three weekly drawings of gift certificates totaling 525 dollars. Santa Claus will visit November 24 at 10 30 a.m. on the courthouse lawn. A 20 member Red Bluff High School carolers group will sing on Walnut Street Main Street and Riverside Plaza during 11 evenings before Christmas.
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Red Bluff
Don Tennemacher
Santa Claus
Court House
Red Bluff Daily News
Jack Crosby
Ways and
Red Bluff High School
Judy Barber
Walnut Street
Main Street
Riverside Plaza
Elmer Zuckweiler
Striking Masters Lift Exemption to Ship For Hawaii
The Seatrain Lines vessel Tran schamplain departed Oakland for Hawaii with a full load of 430 containers containing meat autos and other goods after being exempted from a West Coast strike by the International Organization of Masters Mates and Pilots.
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Oakland
Hawaii
International Organization of Masters, Mates
Seatrain Lines
Transchamplain
Poisoned Food Packets Threat Amid Nixon Victory
Authorities warned of possible more cyanide laced food packets from an unknown critic of the Vietnam war after nine packets were sent to residents before the election in Sacramento.
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Sacramento
Weather Forecast Highlights Fog then Warmer Trend
Late night and early morning fog and low clouds give way to fair conditions. Thursday brings increasing clouds with a possible rain late in the day and night, followed by an outlook of intermittent rain on Friday. Warmer days expected with light variable winds. Temperatures show a high near 52 today and 64 tomorrow. River levels include Lake Red Bluff at 15.7 and Bend Bridge at 19.3 feet, with Tehama and Woodson readings around 199 and 166 feet respectively. Sunset 4 59 p.m. and sunrise 6 47 a.m. PST.
Election At A Glance From The Associated Press
President Nixon leads the national vote with 61 percent from 43.84 million ballots and 49 states plus DC winning electoral votes while McGovern trails. House results show Republicans and Democrats vying for a majority as districts report trends and totals.
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Carl P. Leabsdorf
Nixon
Congress
Massachusetts
District of Columbia
Geroge McGovern
McGovern
South Dakota
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alf Landon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Nixon Victory Spurs Postelection Stock Rally
Prices surged in heavy postelection trading as Nixon's landslide victory touched off a new stock market rally. The Dow Jones average rose 7.90 to 992.70 after the first 30 minutes, with NYSE advancers beating decliners nearly 4 to 1.
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New York
Nixon
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Four Hurt In Two Tehama County Auto Wrecks
Four people sustained minor injuries in two separate crashes in Tehama County. Vicki Fries of Gerber is treated at St. Elizabeth Hospital after colliding with a Shasta College bus on old 99W at 5 05 p m. The bus driver is Walter Kafader of Corning. Fries was eastbound on Tehama Avenue when her brakes failed as she neared the stopped bus. No other injuries reported.
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Tehama County
California Highway Patrol
Vicki Fries
Gerber
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Shasta College
Walter Kafader
Corning
Tehama Avenue
Miss Fries
Kenneth Twiford
Red Bluff
Bowman Road
Lalaguna Wins Supervisor Race in Tehama County
Incumbent Larry Lalaguna defeated George R. O Connor by more than two to one in Tehama County District 2 with 8 047 votes to 3 994. Other local results include Frey and Jalli wins for school district boards, Corning Hospital board victors Dicello and Edwards, Bend School District rejecting a tax increase, and Nixon reelected nationally.
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Tehama County
Larry Lalaguna
George O’connor
Daily News
Bill Goodyear
George R. O’connor
Floyd A. Hicks
Lalaguna
O’connor
Gregg R. Frey
Red Bluff Union
Randall J. Jalli
Kenneth Robison
Frank J. Dicello
Harold T. Edwards
Corning Hospital Board of Directors
Dicello
Edwards
John R. Williams
Bend
Nixon
McGovern
American Independent Party
John G. Schmitz
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