Support for Big Four summit grows at United Nations
United Nations delegates from smaller nations voiced support for a Big Four summit proposed by Secretary General Thant to ease East West tensions and nuclear fears. Thant urged potential ministerial talks at the General Assembly to pave the way for top-level discussions among the United States, the Soviet Union, Britain, and France.
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United Nations
N. Y
U Thant
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Thant
U. N. General Assembly
Assembly
U. N
Thant urges new effort to bridge East West rift
Thant calls for a special effort to identify major issues where a big power agreement may be possible, despite adverse conditions. He sharply criticizes the Soviet occupation of Czechoslovakia and the U S intervention in the Dominican Republic.
Ambassador Wiggin Named To United Nations
President Johnson appoints Washington Post editor J R Wiggin as U N ambassador to serve the remaining four months of his term. Wiggin replaces George W Ball who quit to join Hubert Humphrey's campaign. Ball says the next president should have settled principles and a clear vision.
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Lewis Gulick
Washington
Johnson
Washington Post
J. R. Wiggins
U. S
United Nations
Wiggins
George W. Ball
Hubert H. Humphrey
Ball
U. N
Minnesota
Today
Maine
White House
United States Army Air Corps
State Department
Humphrey
Richard M
Enemy Forces Suffer Heavy Losses Near Cambodian Border
Reports from Saigon say two enemy columns totaling about 900 men attacked South Vietnamese camps at Thien Ngon and Phuoc Tan near Tay Ninh. At least 276 enemy troops were killed. 11 ARVN and 100 soldiers wounded. four American Green Berets were among the wounded. The clash coincided with heavy artillery barrages.
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George McArthur
Saigon
Thien Ngon
Phuoc Tan
Tay Ninh
Red Bluff names 16 for Humphrey Committee in California
Sixteen prominent Red Bluff citizens were named today to form the Red Bluff Californians for Humphrey Committee. Tehama County chairman Frank Ammerman says Tehama County Democratic Central Committee members will be area chairmen including Robert Grootsveld Leo Hill Allen Peters Fred Feagin Mary Carlson Diana Jarvis Clara Parker and Alma Liebersbach. Additional members are James G. Ford, Mr and Mrs Fred Engle Jr Mr and Mrs Don Webster and Duane Hill. Gordon Buck and his wife will serve as Humphrey coordinators in Cottonwood. Mrs Buck is Muriel Humphrey’s sister.
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Red Bluff
Humphrey
Frank Ammerman
Tehama County
Democratic Central Committee
Robert Grootsveld
Leo Hill
Allen Peters
Fred Feagin
Mary Carlson
Diana Jarvis
Clara Parker
Alma Liebersbach
James G. Ford
Fred Engle Jr
Don Webster
Duane Hill
Gordon Buck
Cottonwood
Park Bid Awarded For Lake Red Bluff East Bank Park
The contract for park facilities on the east bank of Lake Red Bluff at the diversion dam goes to James E. Byrne of Red Bluff after six bids, totaling 113304.25 dollars. Official award set for October 1. project includes picnic areas parking boat ramps road and entrance station.
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Divercion Dam
James E. Byrne
Red Bluff
Harold T
Bizz’? Johnson
Byrne
Ami
Physical Education Workshop Slated Tomorrow
A countywide physical education in service workshop is set for Red Bluff High School gymnasium tomorrow. It runs from 8 45 a.m. and features lead up games for volleyball basketball baseball and rainy day activities with remedial exercises. Jack Murtha will direct the event under supervision of Joseph C Rapose county superintendent and Hilda Bowe curriculum director.
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Red Bluff High School
Joseph C. Rapose
Hilda Bowe
Jack Murtha
Sutter County
Local Man Faces Check Charge in Corning Court
Maurice Ray mond Brown, 34, of Red Bluff Route 2, is due in Corning Justice Court at 10 a.m. October 7 on a $10 check charge tied to a January Safeway payment. A warrant reached El Dorado County. Brown was held by Red Bluff police September 25 and jailed in Tehama County on intent to defraud, posting $300 bail.
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Maurice Raymond Brown
Red Bluff
Corning Justice Court
Brown
Safeway
el Dorado County
Tehama County
Retarded Children Benefit From Gas Sales Event
Tom Walker announces three Tehama County Shell stations will donate three cents per gallon sold on October 2 and 3 to the Aid To Retarded Children program. Participating stations include Vern's Antelope Shell and Dick Berg's Shell. Buyers must say the contribution is for retarded children to receive double stamps.
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Tehama County Opportunity Center, Inc
Shell
Vern Milliken
Tehama County Aid To
Vern’s
Antelope Shell
Dick Berg
Main & Oak Sts
Ant Penne
Main
Red Bluff
Walker
Retired Fire Chief Bill Whitt Honored By Family
More than 150 friends and city officials attended a dinner at the ehams County Fairgrounds to honor retired Fire Chief Bill Whitt who retired July 1 after 43 years with the department. His daughter and three grandchildren from Sacramento were present as well.
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Bill Whitt
Ehams County Fairgrounds
Whitt
Sacramento
Runaway San Bruno Girl Arrested After Freight Train Chase
A 14 year old San Bruno girl rode a northbound freight from Oakland to Roseville before deputies halted the pursuit at Gerber. She is held at Curtiss E Wetter Juvenile Hall awaiting transport home after identification and questioning.
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San Bruno
Sheriff's Office
Southern Pacific
Gerber
Sherriff’s
Sherriff
Hside
San Bruno Junior High School
Curtiss E. Wetter
Oakeland
Roseville
Nixon campaigns against Wallace in South over third party risk
Republican Richard Nixon argued a Wallace vote would be a vote for Humphrey and deny Wallace a path to the White House. He urged that Wallace cannot win the South and said the election could go to the House if neither candidate gains a majority. Wallace headquarters denied romance reports involving a campaign worker and said the aide was dismissed for erratic behavior. Wallace’s wife Lurleen, a former governor, had died earlier. Humphrey focused on the West Coast swing.
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Associated Press
Richard M. Nixon
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nixon
South
Humphrey
House of Representatives
Alabama
Ja-Neen Welch
Indianapolis
Ind
Miss Welch
Lurleen
West Coast
Helicopter Crash Probe Focuses On Missing Bolt
Investigators probing the May 22 El Segundo helicopter crash say a missing bolt may have caused rotor blades to sever the tail. Among 23 dead is former Red Bluff Mayor John R. Trainor who was returning from Disneyland to Los Angeles after attending a Mayor's Conference.
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EL Segundo
Red Bluff
John R. Trainor
Trainor
California
Los Angeles
Disneyland
Abrams weighs swap of rear-echelon troops for fighting battalions
Gen. Creighton Abrams signals possible removal of about 20 000 Army engineers and other rear-echelon personnel in Vietnam to swap for infantry and Hawk antiaircraft units as part of a drive to strengthen combat power without surpassing the 549 000-man ceiling. The plan follows recent withdrawal of two Hawk battalions totaling around 1 400 men and reflects a broader shift toward deploying more fighting forces while completing a large construction program.
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Washington
U. S
Vietnam
Johnson
Creighton W. Abrams
North Vietnam
Abrams
United States
Breckenridge St crossing to close for track relocation
Public notice states the Breckenridge Street railroad crossing will close from 8 AM Monday September 30 to 5 PM Wednesday October 2 for relocation of tracks and street improvements by Southern Pacific Railroad.
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Breckenridge St. R.R
Southern Pacific R.R
Weather forecast notes warming trend with sunny intervals
Fair through Saturday with variable high clouds today and northerly winds 5 to 15 mph. Warmer tomorrow with a high near 91 today, low 58 tonight, and a high around 94 on Saturday. Temperature yesterday reached 95 with a low of 59. Sunrise tomorrow at 7:02 and sunset at 6:57 PDT. River data and season totals are not provided.
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