Air Cavalry Battle Flares on Cambodian Front
U S Air Cavalrymen push along the Cambodian border chasing retreating enemy troops after heavy Thanksgiving Day fighting. U S command reports 25 enemy killed in one clash, total 288 killed this two days and 426 since week start. U S losses 26 killed, 54 wounded. No U S casualties. North Vietnam and NLF ignore South Vietnamese delegation at Paris talks. In Laos, emergency cabinet session follows reports of planned North Vietnamese attack on Attopeu and Saravane to use as transit points.
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George Esper
Saigon
U. S
U.S
Cambedian
South Vietnam
Paris
North Vietnam
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
NLF
Laos
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Attopeu
Saravane
Cambodian
Ban Thateng
Hanoi
Nixon to Deploy Scranton on Mideast Trip
President elect Richard M. Nixon will send former Pennsylvania Governor William S. Scranton to Israel and neighboring Arab nations next week to gather current information on the volatile Middle East. The itinerary reportedly includes United Arab Republic Jordan Lebanon Saudi Arabia and Iran as Scranton parallelly weighs potential top posts in the new administration. Scranton, who returned from a European fact finding mission, indicated no firm post is promised though he did not rule out a high office. Aides noted Nixon will continue staffing briefly with outsiders before his California trip.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
William S. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Israel
Nixon
Scranton
United Arab Republic
Jordan
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Iran
U. S
United Nations
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
California
North Vietnam accuses U S of new bombing raids
North Vietnam charged that the United States carried out new bombing attacks deep in North Vietnam for a third day, saying the actions violated sovereignty and security. A Hanoi spokesman at the Paris peace talks named four villages in Quang Binh Province as targets and urged an end to the acts of war.
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Lewis Gulick
PARIS
North Vietnam
United States
Saigon
North
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Democratic Republic of North Vietnam
U.S
Quang Binh
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
National Liberation Front of
Biggest Haul Ever In San Francisco Drug Rap Arrest
Federal authorities seized LSD described as California's largest haul and arrested 24 year old Thomas David Farber, writer for an avant garde newspaper, with 75 000 tablets valued at 350 000 to 750 000. He planned to sell to a New York customer. undercover agent involved. Farber jailed on federal illegal sale charge.
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San Francisco
California
Thomas David Farber
New York
Emmit Warner
Federal Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Warner
Farever
Mission Street
Farber
U.S
Richard Goldsmith
Tito Voices Alarm Over Deterioration Of World Situation
President Tito warned of a serious deterioration of the international situation due to the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia. He spoke to Yugoslav leaders in Belgrade during a commemoration of the first Yugoslav government and recalled the partisan struggle and the wartime council's role in shaping the republic.
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Tito
Jaice
Yugoslavia
Josip Broz Tito
Czechoslovakia
Council of the People’s Liberation of
Holiday Toll Climbs Across Nation During Thanksgiving Weekend
The Associated Press reports nationwide Thanksgiving travel deaths rose toward the weekend’s midpoint. With few minor non injury crashes noted in Tehama County, 254 highway fatalities are recorded since the four day period began. Noting heavier rain snow and sleet, incidents in Alabama Ohio and Michigan added multiple deaths. Night life counts predict higher tolls as the holiday continues.
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Associated Press
Tehama
National Safety Council
Alabama
Scottsboro
Ala
Eligia
Ohio
Michigan
South
Midwest
Thanks for Nothing War Protest Temper Thanksgiving Day
The American Thanksgiving was tempered by protests as welfare groups and students demonstrated against hunger while many families feasted. In Manhattan, leaflets read Thanks for nothing as 526,000 U.S. troops abroad missed home meals. Welfare centers fed 1,900 homeless and needy across New York City. President Johnson’s Texas ranch family celebrated with relatives, noting two sons-in-law serving in Vietnam.
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War Resistors League
Beverly Hills
Calif
Manhattan
Albany College
Stuents
Nots
Salvation Army
Brooklyn
Bronx
Staten Island
New York City
Harlem
Befford Stuyvesant
Johnson Rese Tive
Johnsons’ Sonse In Law
J,c. Patrick J. Nugent
Charles S. Robb
Vietnam
U.S
Mine Decision Is At Hand In West Virginia Mine
AP reports another major explosion at Llewellyn portal threatens 78 miners trapped nine days after the first blast. Air samples show deadly carbon monoxide and high methane levels. Officials plan a comprehensive evaluation and may seal the mine. Families wait as rescue efforts continue.
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Joe Krovisky Mannington
W. Va
No. 9
Llewellyn
Peter P. Ferretti
Consolidation Coal Co
Ferretti
The
Mountaineer Coal Co
Consolidation
Reward Offered For Missing Ukiah Flier Son
The father of a missing Ukiah airman, Ss. R. Beamer of Sacramento, offers $10,000 for the recovery of his son, dead or alive, to spur more search activity after the Beamer plane vanished in heavy coastal fog en route from Imperial to Ukiah.
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Hamilton Air Force Base
Ukiah
Ss. R. Beamer
Sacramento
Beamer
Imperial
Chico State Is Quiet No Strike at Thanksgiving Time
Chico State College remained calm amid threats of student strikes before Thanksgiving. Classes ended early at 12 30 and will resume Monday as arranged. About 60 militants including three faculty members met for a general discussion but took no action or talk of strikes.
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Chico
Chico State College
John Hetherington
Hetherington
College Little Theater
Colege
Elks Memorial Service Sunday in Red Bluff
Red Bluff Lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will hold its annual Memorial Day services Sunday for deceased members. Curtiss E Wetter will speak, Vern Morse is the soloist with George Fiedler at the piano. Refreshments will follow the service.
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Red Bluff
Homesite Permittees Hail Land Exchange Hopes
Mineral Home Owners Association aims to swap 2250 acres of Forest Service land near Mill Creek for 100 acres where their homes sit. Appraised at 161000 dollars per parcel, the deal mirrors a Southern California exchange totaling about 700000 dollars. Bill Bulkeley notes approval is pending at multiple government levels as precedent.
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Forest Service
U.S
California
Bill Bulkeley
Mineral Home Owners Association, Inc
Mill Creek
Mineral Association
Strawberry Flat
San Bernandino
Arrowhead
Treasurer Sells First Block of College Bonds
California Treasurer Ivy Baker Priest sold the first 15 million block of California Junior College Construction Program Bonds at 4.5072 percent net cost. The Morgan Guarantee Trust Company led the winning syndicate, with Bank of America and others. The bid saved the state 29,583 in interest and was 11 basis points below the Bond Buyer 20-bond Index, a rare rate under the index since 1965.
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Ivy Baker Priest
Morgan Guaranty Trust Company of
New York, and Associates
Bank of America
Crocker Citizens National Bank
Wells Fargo Bank and Associates
California
German Upper House Approves Emergency Money Measure
The West German Bundesrat unanimously passed an emergency law to ease the financial crisis and prevent a revaluation of the mark. It imposes a 4 percent export tax and a 4 percent cut in import taxes, effective soon. pre-November contracts exempted if to be completed by December 23.
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BOM
Bundesrat
Bundestag
Weather Forecast With Cloudy Skies and Rain Likely Tonight
Cloudy today with occasional rain likely tonight, partly cloudy tomorrow and a small chance of showers. Southerly winds 10 to 20 mph tonight. High today 58, low tonight 38. River readings at Lake Red Bluff 5.8 ft Bend Bridge 19.2 ft Woodson Bridge 167.2 ft. No precipitation in last 24 hours. season to date 4.64 inches. Sunrise 7 11, sunset 4 44 PST.
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Lake Red Bluff
Bend Bridge
Woodson Bridge
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