Fighting in western sector around Jessore as India advances
The Pakistan army reports heavy fighting near Jessore in the western sector after an Indian brigade and armor sweep into East Pakistan. Rawalpindi confirms loss of Jibannagar, a village guarding a 165 square mile triangle into West Bengal. Civilians die in Balurghat shelling.
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Pakistan
Jessore
East Pakistan
Dacca
Jihannagar
Rawalpindi
West Pakistan
India
West Bengal
Jibannagar
Senate Opens Fight Over Pay Hike in Wage Price Bill
The Senate debates a bill granting Nixon a one year extension of wage price controls while retroactive raises for teachers and others denied by the freeze may be allowed. Proxmire leads opposition citing complexity and impact on economy as Shultz argues for extension to avoid uncertainty.
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Joe Hall Washington
Senate
Nixon
William Proxmire
Dwis
House Economic Committee
Proxmire
George Shultz
Office of Management and the Budget
Shultz
ABC Radio-Tv
Senate Banking Committee
Williams
Two Men Escape Injury In Dairyville Car Crash
Two men escaped injury yesterday afternoon when their cars collided on Highway 99E just north of Butler Avenue in Dairyville. The CHP said Adan A. Herrerra, 25, of Red Bluff turning left caused the crash, hitting northbound car driven by Michael James Stapp, 18, of Anderson. Neither driver was injured.
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Butler Avenue
Dairyville
California Highway Patrol
Adan A. Herrerra
Red Bluff
Herrerra
Michael James Stapp
Anderson
Stapp
Nixon Aims To Ease East West Tensions With China Trips
President Nixon shown eager to ease East West strains while preserving allied ties. White House aides say a China and Russia itinerary will precede major talks with Britain France West Germany Japan and Canada. Nixon plans to visit Peking and Moscow within five weeks to relax tensions without sacrificing unity.
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Japan
Canada
White House
Nixon to veto tax bill over budget-busting amendments
President Nixon said he would veto the tax-cut bill if Congress sends it with budget-busting Senate amendments and a plan to fund presidential campaigns. Longshoremen drift back to work under court orders ending an Oct. 1 walkout at ports from Maine to Texas, including New York’s 18,000 workers. Uruguayans trail in returns as no party shows a clear mandate. UN General Assembly adopts a resolution boosting the secretary general’s pay and retirement. Mars 2 appears to be in Mars orbit per Jodrell Bank. Gallup: potential voters 18 plus would yield 30 million more Democrats than Republicans if all registered. Javits urges pension reform as aging conference opens.
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Senate
New York
International Longshoremen’s Association
Maine
Texas
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Gallup
County Supervisors Weigh Regional Minimum Security Prison Farm
Tehama County Supervisors will discuss a plan for a multi county minimum security prison honor farm possibly at a state camp. The proposal, urged by Region II CCCJ chair John Balma, faces opposition from groups wary of CCCJ and prisoner placement near homes. Also on the agenda is a county supervisors association note on Phase II wage price controls and retroactive raises for county employees.
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Lyle Williams
John Balma
Criminal Justice Planning Board
California Council On Criminal Justice
CCCJ
Balma
Shasta County
California Division of Forestry
State Corrections
James Williams
California County Supervisors Association
Tehama Council Faces Longest Session Of The Year
Tehama city council may hold its longest meeting of the year Wednesday night. On the agenda are two mobile home use permit applications under a new ordinance, a water system report, a C Street cross walk near the post office, and plans for a house numbering system. The session starts at 8 p.m. at the Municipal Complex on First Street.
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C Street
Municiple
First Street
King Hussein names Ahmed Lozi new Prime Minister
King Hussein appointed Ahmed Lozi, 46, as Jordan's prime minister to succeed the assassinated Wassi Tell. Tell died from multiple bullet wounds at the Cairo hotel entrance and was buried in Amman with a state funeral attended by about 3,000 mourners.
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Ahmed Lozi
Amman
Jordan
Wassi Tell
Lozi
Tell
Cairo
Sheraton
Missing Chinook Helicopter Reported In Vietnam
A CH47 Chinook with a crew of five and 28 passengers from the 101st Airborne vanished during a thunderstorm on a flight from Da Nang to Phu Bai. A search led by the destroyer Epperson was launched as 33 American troops were reported missing. The helicopter reportedly diverted toward the South China Sea amid poor visibility and stormy conditions.
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Franklin
Daniel Albert Avilla
Orland
St. Elizabeth Community Hospital
Daily News
Colin Davies
Saigon
U. S
South Vietnam
Richard Gardner
Epperson
Gardner
U. S. 101St Airborne Division
da Nang
Phu Bai
South China Sea
Special School Meeting Called In Los Molinos
A special school board meeting is set for 8 p m at the high school library in Los Molinos. Trustees will decide when district voters will again face a $590000 bond issue, which needs a two thirds vote to pass. A door to door district questionnaire results will be heard.
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Los Molinos
Don Carothers
Unified School
Cranston Opposes Dr. Butz Nomination In Senate Fight
Senator Alan Cranston joins a growing list opposing Dr. Earl Butz as Secretary of Agriculture. The Agriculture Committee approved Butz 8 to 6, with Cranston warning that his policies threaten small farmers and rural America amid fears of big industry dominance. A final Senate vote was expected early in the week.
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Daily News
Washington Bureau
Washington
Alan Cranston
Earl Butz
Clifford Hardin
Nixon
Senate Agriculture Committee
Butz
America
Cranston
California
Department of Agriculture
Toll Reaches 600 As Thanksgiving Weekend Ends
The four day Thanksgiving holiday weekend saw 600 traffic fatalities on national highways. Police noted heavy travel and risky driving patterns contributing to the spike. Authorities urged motorists to drive cautiously and observe speed limits in upcoming travel periods.
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Associated Press
Weather Outlook With Showers and Fair Skies
Chance of a few showers today with mainly fair conditions tonight and tomorrow. Patches of fog, cooler tonight, variable winds 5 to 15 mph. Highs around 55 today and 58 tomorrow with lows near 40. Precipitation chances 40 today 10 tonight and 0 tomorrow. River levels listed for several gauges.
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