Bombs Rain On Enemy Positions In Southeast Asia
U S B52 bombers dropped nearly four million pounds of ordnance Friday and today on Cambodian frontier areas as enemy forces twice attempted to overrun border outposts. In the central highlands, Duc Lap camp saw 7 Americans killed or wounded as 32 enemy troops fell. South Vietnam moves to mobilize teachers for nine week training, delaying some schools.
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George McArthur
Saigon
U. S
Duc Lap
Central Highlands
9Th
Demilitarized Zone
Leathernecks
South Vietnam
Education Ministry
Korea
Greeks Tighten Security Before Constitution Referendum
Athens police increased security to deter opposition pamphlets urging a no vote. Transport hubs were crowded as citizens, required by law to vote, returned to home districts. Some faced delays from a transportation crash, while penalties for nonvoting ranged from a month to a year in jail or fines.
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Athens
Mexico City braces as student strike drags toward Olympics
In Mexico City, student leaders vow to maintain a two month strike until all demands are met. About 5,000 rallied after a meeting with UNAM rector Javier Barros Sierra, signaling the strike will persist despite potential government action ahead of the October 12 Olympic Games opening.
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Mexico City
Javier Barros Sierra
University of Mexico
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Intere National
Community thanks for sympathy and funeral support
The note expresses heartfelt gratitude for comforting sympathy, help, and floral offerings received during a recent sorrow and service. It thanks those who extended kindness and support.
Nixon and Humphrey Spar Over Debate Tactics
Nixon and Humphrey clashed over holding a face to face debate. Nixon in Florida accused Humphrey of courting third party leverage with Wallace to block GOP gains in the South. Humphrey, in Oregon, faced antiwar demonstrators in Portland and vowed resilience amid pressure from Nixon’s camp.
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Associated Press
Richard M. Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Republiccan
Democratic Nowainee
Egon
Nixon
Florida
George C. Wallace
South
Wallace
Attorney For Ray Faces Possible Withdrawal Over Strategy
MEMPHIS Tenn AP Are thur Hanes Sr said in court Friday he may withdraw as James Earl Ray's lawyer due to disagreements over defense strategy. Hanes former Birmingham mayor retained by Ray before extradition from England is in court for a contempt hearing over alleged prejudicial news statements. He accused the case of prejudice appearing like a grandmother's petticoat under a miniskirt.
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Memphis, Tenn
Arethur Hanes Sr
James Earl Ray
Ray
Hanes
Birmingham
Ala
England
Martin Luther King, Jr
Man Dies Not In Water After Blackout Driving Incident
Ed Spoor, 62, a ranch hand at Sale Orchards in Antelope, was the apparent blackout victim in a westbound Gilmore Road crash. His truck found four feet underwater in East Sand Slough. Spoor awoke in the wet seat and swam to shore, uninjured aside from being shaken. He recalled nothing about reaching the road’s end.
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Ed Spoor
Antelope
Gilmore Road
Spoor
California Highway
McCarthy write-in OK'd for California ballot
Senator Eugene McCarthy and five others are certified by California's secretary of state to appear as write-in presidential candidates on the November 5 general election ballot. The state Supreme Court also upheld the decision barring Eldridge Cleaver from the Peach and Freedom Party ticket for being under age.
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McCarthy
Ok’d
Sacramento
Eugene McCarthy
Secretary of State
California
State Supreme Court
Frank Jordan
Eldridge Cleaver
Peach and Freedom Party
Cleaver
U.N. Calls Prompt Investigation Into Arab Accusations
The U N Security Council urged a prompt probe into Arab charges of mistreatment of Arab civilians in Israeli seized territories from the 1967 war. The vote 12 to 0 with the United States Canada and Denmark abstaining.
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United Nations, N.Y
U. N. Security Council
Israel
United States
Canada
Danemark
Pakistan
Senegal
U Thant
Obituaries From Red Bluff to Arcata and Quebec Tragedy
Obituary notices report the death of Jerry Jaeger 25 in an automobile accident near Pacific Grove and funeral services held at Rancho Cordova. Also noted are the deaths of Mrs. Flossie Walker of Arcata and former Red Bluff resident Daniel Johnson the Quebec premier, with details of services and national reactions. A separate AP item warns Spain’s diplomatic moves may force U S base closures next year.
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Biafra
Lagos
Nigeria
Ikot Ekpene
Uyo
Um 4Uahia
Biafran
C. Odumegwu Ojukwu
Red Cross
Jerry Jaeger
Arthur Jaeger
Arthur F. Jaeger
Stockton
Red Bluff
Pacific Grove
John Vianny
Rancho Cordova
U. S. Navy
Monterey
Asia
Jerry
Pat
Australia
David
William
Arthur
Mercedes
Quebec
Daniel Johnson
Frieday
Maurice Couve de Murville
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Paris-Ottawa
Johnson
Canada
Flossie Walker
Arcata
John Walker
New York
Diamond National
Shirley Blvd
Paul
H St
St. Mary’s Church
Washington
Spain
United States
Weather Forecast Warm Through Sunday With Highs Near 97
Fair through Sunday with continued warm temperatures and light northerly winds around 10 mph. Today high near 97 with a low around 62 tonight. Sunday forecast high about 95. River levels show Lake Red Bluff at 13.0 feet Bend Bridge 20.2 feet Woodson Bridge 167.9 feet. Sunrise 7 03 sunset 6 55 PDT.
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Lake Red Bluff
Bend Bridge
Woodson Bridge
Soviet Aide Visits Prague as Talks on Troop Withdrawals Intensify
In Prague Soviet Marshal Ivan Yakubovsky met with Czechoslovak leaders including Alexander Dubcek amid reports of a partial withdrawal of about 100000 Soviet troops and the remaining 400000 troops possibly leaving later. Talks followed a Moscow visit and a canceled delegation trip to discuss final details.
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Prague
Czechoslosvaks
Ivan Yakubovesky
Warsaw Pact
Romania
Communist Party
Alexander Dubcek
Soviet Union
Oldrich Cernik
Moscow
French German Talks End With Unified Stand on Market
Bonn reports Chancellor Kiesinger reassured President de Gaulle no move to bypass France on British Common Market. De Gaulle pledged France would stand by West Germany against Soviet intervention in Czechoslovakia and urged solidarity. No agreement reached on how to face the Czech crisis.
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Bonn
Germany
Kurt Georg Kiesmneger
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Paris
Guenter Diehl
Newsemen
Kiesinger
Britain
Europe
Czechoeslovakia
Shasta College Trustees Oppose Prop 9
Shasta College Board of Trustees voted unanimously to oppose California Proposition 9 on the November ballot, urging voters to reject the measure. The board also approved a revised 10 year Capital Outlay Plan, prioritizing a planetarium and facilities projects, and reported parking sticker and student card sales.
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Shasta College Board of Trustees
Thomas Ludden
James Blackwood
Joseph Redemond
Irvin Toler
Charles Miller
Donald Harris
Rolland Robernson
Archhie Tect
James Renkiewicz
Breckenridge Street Car Crossing Closure Notice
Public notice states the Breckenridge St crossing will close at 8 AM Monday September 30 and reopen at 5 PM Wednesday October 2 for track relocation and street improvements by Southern Pacific Railroad.
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Breckenridge St. R.R
Southern Pacific R.R
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Mexico
Dixie
Mrs
Calvin Early
White House
Portland
Ore
Ray C. Bliss
Ball
Istanbul
Turkey
Albert Shanker
United Federation of Teachers
Shanker
Lindsay
Swingers Rebel
London
Swingers of
U.N
Caroline Thomas
Beta Sigma Phi
Theta Theta Chapter
Wilhemina Belbeck
Tehama County
O’connor Road
Sharron Krick
Daily News
GOP
Republican
Robert Holtzer
Roland Wigne
William Crow
Courtney Bovee
John Swetka
Anderson
O. E. Dunaway
Congress
Bayles
Ehorn
Shasta College
Renkiewicz
Gilbert A. Collyer
Shasta
Carlllon
BOY Scout
Troop 19
Boy Scouts of America
Montgomery Ward
Riverside Plaza
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