Clash at Paris Deepens Vietnam Talks Deadlock
In Paris the United States and North Vietnam clashed over blame for the Vietnam war at the 23rd peace talks session. Ambassadors Harriman and Xuan Thuy stood by entrenched positions on phasing out fighting, bombing halts, and a political settlement. A new exchange was arranged for next week as deadlock persisted.
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Arthur L. Gavshon Paris
United States
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
U. S
W. Averell Harriman
Hanoi
William C. Jorden
Paris
Harriman
South Viet
Nam
United Nations
Wirtz Differes With Johnson Over Vietnam Bombing
Secretary of Labor Willard Wirtz says he differs with President Johnson on bombing North Vietnam. He spoke in Sacramento at the AFL-CIO convention and supported the minority plank on Vietnam defeated at the Democratic National Convention.
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LBJ Sacramento
Willard Wirtz
Johnson
North Vietnam
Wirtz
Afl-Cio
Vietnam
Mexico City
Katum Camp Attack Slams Vietnamese Forces Near Cambodia
Allied forces repelled a heavy assault on the Katum Special Forces camp near the Cambodian border. About 300 enemy troops were killed and 135 were counted on the field, with 1,000 plastic explosive blocks found and 1,000 unused rocket grenades. Casualties among Vietnamese troops included 11 killed and 10 wounded. Americans reported no losses.
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George McArthur
Saigon
Katum
U. S
Tehama County Board Initiates Counsel Hire and Charter Deletes
Tehama County supervisors move to hire a county counsel at 1356 dollars a month effective Jan 1. district attorney will handle criminal matters until then. They also vote to delete amendments C and D from the November ballot, leaving residency rules and assessor tax collector consolidation decisions to the board’s discretion.
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Susan Ferguson
Tehama County
Board of Supervisors
Robert Trimble
Trimble
George Hoag
Red Bluff Soldier Wounded In Vietnam For Second Time
Twenty years old Red Bluff enlistee George R. Votaw has been slightly wounded in a firefight in Vietnam. Parents Mr and Mrs Harry E Votaw of 93 Mulberry Ave received a telegram from Maj Gen Kenneth G Wickham stating he is hospitalized in the Hospital Mail Section SPO SF 96381. He previously earned a Bronze Star after an earlier shoulder wound on August 23.
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George R. Votaw
Vietnam
Harry E. Votaw
Mulberry Ave
Kenneth G. Wickham
GOP Leader Sees 90000 Troop Cut Possible By June
A top Republican traveling with Nixon said a 90000 troop reduction in Vietnam is likely by June but not a concession to doves. Laird urged Humphrey to stop his criticism while Nixon endorsed the idea and warned against reductions that threaten peace talks. White House denies any plan. Humphrey calls for disclosure of Nixon plan and tickets peace debate. Wallace and Maddox campaign as third party activity continues.
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Clark M. Clifford
U. S
South Vietnam
Clifford
Pentagon
Melvin Laird
R-Wis
Seattle
Vietnam
Associated Press
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Hubert H. Humphrey
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Laird
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White House
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Minneapolis
Board approves two tentative subdivision map exceptions
Tehama County supervisors, following planning commission advice, approved exceptions for River Lake Ranch Unit 1 near Cottonwood and Mineral’s Cool Air Unit II. The action covers water and waste disposal controls, cul de sac and flag lot access, and road standards under road department oversight with conditions tied to road commissioner and sanitarian recommendations.
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Board of Supervisors
County Planning Commission
River Lake Ranch
Cottonwood
Cool Air Unit
Mineral
Price Ranch
Larry Coleman
Sible
Planning Commission
Red Bluff sales tax receipts rise in second quarter
Red Bluff reports 53 355 dollars from city sales taxes for the period May 6 to Aug 4 1967, up 4 815 dollars about 10 percent from the prior year. The 1 percent local share comes from the state five percent levy and funds the city general government.
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Red Bluff
Merc
German I Classes Held Monday And Wednesday At Local College
Shasta College Evening Division classes in German I at Red Bluff High School meet Mondays and Wednesdays from 7 to 9 30 p m in Room 307. A prior schedule listed wrong days. Prospective enrollees are advised to contact John Buriff or Oscar Matson for details.
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Shasta College
Red Bluff High School
John Buriff
Oscar Matson
Red Bluff Council Adopts 1968 69 Pay Schedule
Red Bluff city council approves a 1968 69 pay schedule with salary raises ranging from zero to seven and a half percent totaling 24597. Funding includes 15000 from the current budget and 7815 from contingency to cover general government departments. Also actions include returning a 700 check, bids for Adobe Road reconstruction, Dog Island bridge plans, airport paving bids, and a Oct 8 meeting. The Senate opens debate on Abe Fortas chief justice nomination with Majority Leader Mansfield promising to pursue the issue to a conclusion.
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Ken Kitcher
Red Bluff
American Demolition Company
Sacramento
Adobe Road
Dog Island
Federal Aviation Agency
Washington
Senate
Abe Fortas
Mike Mansfield
Weather Forecast Sees Warm Days Through Thursday
Fair through Thursday with warm days and cool nights. Highs near 101 today and 100 Thursday, lows around 58, light variable winds and low humidity. River levels at Lake Red Bluff 12.9 feet Bend Bridge 20.2 feet Woodson Bridge 168 feet elev. Sunrise 6 00 am sunset 6 00 pm PDT.
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Bend Bridge
Woodson Bridge
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