Reds Outnumber Western Troops
U S intelligence reports indicate the Soviet Union has built up Eastern European forces to over 50 divisions, about twice the Western tally. Russia has 17 divisions in Czechoslovakia, six near the Czech-West German border, ten in Poland, and more moved to East Germany to restore its 20 division strength.
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Fred Hoffman
Soviet Union
Europe
NATO
U. S
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Poland
Hungary
West Germany
France
Russia
Fortas Declines Senate Testimony on Chief Justice Nomination
Justice Abe Fortas refused to appear before the Senate Judiciary Committee for further questioning on his nomination as chief justice. He sent a respectful two paragraph letter to Chairman James Eastland. The committee planned to reopen hearings with Sgt. Donald Shaidell as the first witness on Fortas role in pornography decisions.
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Washington
Abe Fortas
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
United States
Fortas
James
Eastland
D-Miss
Walter B. Slocombe
Donald Shaidell
Los Angeles Police Department
Tehama General Hospital poll favors keeping open
Fred E Feagin chair of the Save the Hospital Committee says responses to a Daily News questionnaire show about 200 to 1 in favor of keeping Tehama General Hospital open and operating as a complete facility. He notes the poll aimed to gauge feelings on closing versus full hospital service.
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Daily News
Tehama General Hospital
Hospital Committee
Fred E. Feagin
Feagin
Pueblo May Have Snooped Soviet Ships Near Japan
A U S Navy document shows the USS Pueblo was ordered to visually inspect and photograph Soviet naval vessels near Japan as a follow up to electronic surveillance of North Korea. The mission was halted when North Korea captured the Pueblo near North Korean waters on January 23.
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Washington
USS
Pueblo
Japan
North Korea
U.S
U. S
Sasebo
United States
State Department
CPA
Koreom
Robert J. McCloskey
Faulty Fuel Line Said Cause Of Panel Truck Fire
A fire in a 1964 Chevrolet Greenbriar panel truck on Interstate 5 near Tehama Ave overcrossing caused about 500 dollars of damage. Driver Paul Chamberlain of Chico reported the blaze, with Forestry crews from Corning and Proberta saving much rear electrical equipment. Chamberlain was unharmed.
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Paul Chamberlain
Chico South
Interstate 5
Tehama Ave
Division of Forestry
Corning
Proberta
Chamberlain
Allies Battle Near Cambodian Border Kill 217 in Two Areas
Allied forces fought two sectors near the Cambodian border and killed at least 217 enemy troops amid heavy bombardment. A U S task force clashed with the North Vietnamese 32nd Regiment near Loc Ninh, with 113 enemy killed and fourteen Americans dead or wounded. The action aimed to deter attacks on Loc Ninh and Tay Ninh and prevent enemy withdrawal across the border.
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Saigon
Loc Ninh
U.S
Tay Ninh
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Wallace for President Campaign Opens Tomorrow
The Tehama County Wallace for President campaign will open at 643 Main Street tomorrow with headquarters announced by Mrs. Lynn Wolfe. Visitors may inquire about the campaign and a Youth for Wallace registration table will be available.
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Tehama County
Wallace
Main Street
Lynn Wolfe
Humphrey Attacks Nixon as Agnew Apologizes In New Campaign Sparks
Vice President Humphrey assails Nixon by name at a Sea Girt New Jersey rally and Muskie denounces the rival. Agnew, in Rochester, retracts a previous charge about Humphrey on Communism. Nixon campaigns in Indianapolis and New Orleans urging strong U S leadership and a Vietnam halt. Wallace faces hecklers in Milwaukee as he condemns bigotry.
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Richard M. Nixon
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John Kennedy
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Rochester
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GOP
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Ind
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wallace
Expo fires top staffer at California Exposition
Robert Lyte, director of marketing and sales for the nonprofit Expo group, was dismissed. He also handled public relations and events, with a $21 000 annual pay. The firing may hint at further changes ahead.
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CAL Expo
Sacramento
Robert Lyte
Expo
Lyte
Czechoslovakia Says Talks On Gradual Soviet Troop Withdrawal Soon
Premier Cernik announced in Prague that top Czechoslovak and Soviet leaders will meet again soon to discuss the gradual withdrawal of Soviet bloc troops. He noted no date, linking progress to Moscow’s normalization demands and the Aug. 26 accord. The assembly approved a censorship law tied to recent media restrictions.
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Gene Kramer
Prague
Oldrich Cernik
Cernik
National Assembly
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Kremlin
Beral
Vi Leaves Dart Inn September 23 Thanks Friends
Vi announces she is leaving the Dart Inn on September 23 and expresses gratitude to the many friends for their patronage over the years.
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Dart Inn
Prominent Red Bluff Man Dies at 74
Herbert A. Silbaugh of Red Bluff dies in a local hospital after a long career with Metropolitan Life Insurance and years of community service. A Uniontown born educator and agent, he lived on the Masten ranch with his wife Delia Mae and had a son Preston in Beverly Hills.
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Herbert A. Silbaugh
Red Bluff
Silbaugh
Tehama County
Delia Mae
Masten Ranch
Uniontown
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Metropolitan Veterans Association
Commonwealth Club of San Francisco
Tehama County Community Concert Association
Pallottine Missionary For Health
Brazil
Father Flanagan
Preston
Beverly Hills
Two Local Youths Found in Contempt Of Court At Trial
At a jury trial in Red Bluff Johnson faced contempt for refusing to answer a question about a third person in the July 12 burglary of the Red Bluff Army Navy Store. Co defendant Patrick Gesseil had pleaded guilty to the burglary charge and was sentenced to five days.
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Red Bluff
Army-Navy
Jay Bradley Johnson
Johnson
Weather Forecast Tempers Clouds With Cooler Weekend
Fair today with increasing clouds tonight and cooler temperatures on Saturday. Variable winds today 5 to 10 mph shifting southerly Saturday 15 to 25 mph. High today around 90, tonight 57, Saturday high 83. River levels reported at Lake Red Bluff 15.7 feet Bend Bridge 20.2 feet Woodson Bridge 167.9 feet above mean sea level. Sunrise tomorrow 6:49 sunset 7:20 PDT.
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Lake Red Bluff
Bend Bridge
Woodson Bridge
Public notice on 3rd Ave closure near canal works
Public notice states 3rd Ave East of Proberta Townsite at the Te fama Colusa Canal will be closed for construction for about five days starting 7 AM Tuesday Sept 17. Public cooperation requested and apologies for inconvenience.
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Proberta
Tefama - Colusa Canal
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