NATO warns Moscow of grave consequences for any further aggression
Brussels AP reports the 15 NATO members endorsed a communique urging the Soviet Union to refrain from force, saying intervention in Europe or the Mediterranean would trigger an international crisis. France signaled continued unity, stressing ongoing efforts to reduce East West tensions.
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North Atlantic Alliance
Soviet Union
Europe
Mediterranean
Moscow
France
Council of the Alliance
Czechoslovakia
Alliance
NATO
United Nations
Council
Michel Debre
Russia Launches Huge Craft
MOSCOW Soviet Union launches Proton-4 described as the world’s biggest unmanned spacecraft. U S officials say the booster matches weight lifting of earlier protons and roughly Saturn 1B capability, with Saturn 5 expected to boost Apollo toward the moon in December. LOS ANGELES AP The annual County Supervisors Association meeting ends with calls for fiscal reform. They urge expanding tax bases beyond property tax and denying welfare to those who come to California for it. They seek legislative approval of progressive taxes like sales and income taxes to relieve counties from a restrictive property tax.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
U. S
U.S
America
Moon
Los Angeles
County Supervisors Association
California
Thieu Signals Potential Tilt on Paris Talks
Authoritative sources say President Thieu may soften his Paris talks stance by sending a delegation if Washington guarantees a leading role. He would not recognize the NLF but would allow the delegation to address Communist side remarks. Cabinet reshuffle chatter and renewed U S military actions in the DMZ frame the latest developments.
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David Mason
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Paris
Washington
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Thieu
NLF
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnam
Thien
Tran van Lam
Lam
U.S
Push for Early Communist World Conference
In Vienna AP reports about 60 party representatives will meet in Budapest Monday to press for an early Communist world conference. The gathering was postponed from November 25 in Moscow after preparatory talks in Budapest. Main obstacle cited is disagreement over the Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia. Brezhnev promoted the idea at the Polish party congress earlier this week.
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Vienna
Soviet Union
Budapest
Moscow
Czecho- Slovakia
Leonid Brezhnev
Attempted Robbery Thwarted Man Flees
Red Bluff police seek identity of an armed robber who failed to rob the Farmers Market at Madison and Cedar Streets. The suspect, about six two, white male in his mid twenties, wore ranch denim and fired at an unarmed officer before escaping. Another employee tackled him as he fled north on Madison. A separate single car crash on South Main near Luther Road injured Les Marion Eckels of Red Bluff and is under investigation.
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Bob Kennedy
Red Bluff
Madison
Cedar Streets
Harry Meyers
Meyers
Michael Stikles
South Main Street
Luther Road
Southern Pacific
Les Marion Eckels
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Tests Continue On Downed Aircraft Locator Devices
FAA and Garrett Corporation representatives led test flights in Red Bluff to demonstrate the Downed Aircraft Locator. A simulated crash was scanned from the air with DCI planes as Civil Air Patrol units joined in locating the mock wreck, while FAA officials weighed mandatory use and noted pilot reaction to the devices.
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Ken Kitcher
Federal Aviation Agency
Garrett Corporation
Red Bluff
Garerett Corporation
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Garrett
Civil Air Patrol
Bob Huber
United States
Chico
Huber
Chester Shimp
Prive
Shimp
Redmond
Ore
Redding
Dea
Marshall Miller
Us, Forest Service
Santa Barbar
Memphian Attorney Sought in King Death Case
A Memphis newspaper quotes James Earl Ray's new attorney saying he is having difficulty locating a Memphis lawyer to assist in defending the man charged with murder in the death of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The outlet notes the search amid ongoing case coverage.
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Memphis
Tenn
GPIR
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Nixon Says Long Term Foreign Pacts Require His Approval
Nixon disclaims aim to be co President but says any long term commitments abroad must have his approval to be valid. He orients a prior consultation plan with Johnson and commits to honoring current policy once in office, while Johnson insists only the current president and his officials will make decisions before Jan. 20.
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Miami
Fla
Richard M. Nixon
Johnson
Bryce N. Harlow
Harlow
Nixon
United States
White House
Farm-City Week Proclaimed For Nov 22 28
Tehanta County residents were alerted to National Farm-City Week proclaimed by President Johnson. The seven day period will be marked with a Kiwanis Farm-City dinner at the Elks building and emphasizes protecting environmental quality for both city and countryside communities.
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Tehanta County
Don Hausman
Lassen View
Kiwanis Club
Elks
Wis
Hausman
Johnson
Nixon appoints two special assistants to cabinet force
President Nixon names Raymond K. Price Jr. and Patrick J. Buchanan Jr. as special assistants on the White House staff. Price, 38, former New York Herald Tribune editor and Buchanan, 36, former St. Louis Globe Democrat editor, traveled with Nixon during the campaign and will serve as generalists and speech writers. Also notes the death of William Robert Gastineau, 73, in Ped Bluff, Oklahoma, with funeral plans and survivors listed.
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Fina
APJ
Richard M. Nixon Today
Raymond K. Price Jr
Patrick J. Buchanan Jr
White House
Price
New York Herald-Tribune
Buchanan
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Nixon
William Robert Gastineau
Walbridge
Mr. Gastineau
Knox City
Missouri
Fai
Oklahoma
Ped Bluff
The
Christ
Iva
Ned Bluff
Carroll H. Christmas
Fresno
Harold McIntosh
Shattuck
Okla
Reymond J. Gastineau
Taloga
Hoyt-Cole
Oak Hill Cemetery
Weather Forecast and River Readings
Mostly cloudy with partial afternoon clearing and a chance of light rain overnight into Sunday morning. Northerly winds today 5 to 15 mph shifting to south 5 to 15 tomorrow. High 54 today, low 2, high 56 Sunday. River levels show Lake Rec Gluft 6.2 feet at 7 am, Bend Bridge 19.6, Woodson Bridge 167.6. Precipitation trace past 24 hours. season 0.4. Normal and last year values listed. Sunrise and sunset times given as 4 51 PST and tomorrow.
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Lake Rec
Bend Bridge
Woodson Bridge
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