Lockheed faces job losses and industry impact in aid debate
Senate hearings on 41011 loan guarantees to Lockheed warn of 40,000 jobs lost at Lockheed plants and 60 percent of related workers affected. Aerojet chief argues relief would remove competition and invite failure. Meany backs loan guarantees, citing 45,711 workers at risk in key states and ripple effects across the aerospace sector, while Marietta workers petitioned for approval with 20,000 names.
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Meany
Smith
Ty States
Lockheed Cvol
Jackson opposes government loan to bail out Lockheed
Henry Jackson, a Washington Democrat and self described member of the Senate Seven, said he would oppose a government loan to guarantee a bailout for Lockheed Corp. He supports a broad aid plan shown to serve the public interest and capable of supporting a loan, but rejects a private relief bill for the aircraft maker.
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Sacramento
Henry Jackson
Senate
Lockheed Corp
State Capitol
Washington Democrat
Rut Dackson
Lockheed chief counters Rockwell on TriStar losses
Lockheed Aircraft Corp chief Daniel Haughton staunchly rebutted North American Rockwell's claim that the TriStar jet transport program would lose money. He questioned Rockwell's motives and warned that defeat of the loan guarantee could drive Lockheed toward bankruptcy, affecting 60,000 workers and environmental gains.
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UPL
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
North American
Rockwell
Lockheed
TriStar
Daniel Haughton
Willard F. Rockwell
Lockheed Defense
Haughton
Congress
Expose Informant Contested in Pentagon Papers Case
The Times seeks to identify portions of the 7000 page study while honoring a temporary restraining order. Augenblicks of Ellsberg and Zion appear in interviews. Moscow and Canberra react to the disclosures. Elisberg testifies in U.S. District Court on draft resistance actions influencing Vietnam policy.
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The
Times
Salurd
Anchorage
Alaska
Ernest Cruening
Gruening
Tonkin Gulf
Sacramento
Henry MM. Jackson
Wash
Canberra
Australia
William McMahon
Defense Committee
Tne
Moscow
Soviet Union
U.S
Gulf of Tonkin
Paris
North Vietnan
Elisberg
Barry Gray
WMCA
Zion
Hut
Keanerly urges public release of Vietnam papers
Sen Edward M Keanerly calls for publication of secret government papers on Vietnam policy of President Kennedy to let the American people be the final judge. He criticizes New York Times disclosures on Johnson era as masking deception while escalating violence. He argues Americans deserve full information including material on the Kennedy administration.
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Edward M. Keanerly
Vietnam
Johnr
Kennedy
U.S
Massachuseth
Saj
New York Times
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Kenne
Pentagon Report Copy Safely Vaulted by LB Library
In Austin the LB Library keeps its copy of a controversial Pentagon report on Vietnam in a heavy vault after concerns over leakage. Library Director Harry Middleton said he double checked to ensure it remained secure amid reports of a leak and notes the document is among millions of classified papers housed by the LB Library system.
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Marelli
Boston Globe
New York Review of Books
Globe
Millburg
Pentagon
Morton IT
Halperin
Defense
Les Gelb
The
Ellsberg
Tile Globe
Austin
Tex
Tyndonn
B. Johnson Library
iVernant
Harry Middleton
Middleton
New York Times
Saults
Lbd
Blast victim dies of burns in Santa Ana factory blast
Linda Dyer aged 19 of 21 Anahurst St Santa Ana died at Orange County Medical Center from burns suffered in the Mievet unit brush fire above Tujunga. Three LA City Fire Department helicopters fought the blaze spanning three acres. The cause is unknown and no injuries were reported. An explosion at L. M. Cox Manufacturing Co. killed another woman, Marsha Delfine, 12, of English St Santa Ana, as fire crews said the blast originated in a machine used for tampering cartridges of black powder for engine airplanes.
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Linda Dyer
Anahurst
St. Santa Ana
Orange County Medical Center
Los Angeles
Santa Ana
Dyer
Metical Center
L. M. Cox Manufacturing Co
The
California boat towed by Cubans
A California sloop with five men and women aboard ran aground off Cuba’s north coast. The Coast Guard, via cutter and plane, said a Cuban vessel towed the grounded boat after a distress call. Owner Thomas H. Caulfield of Berkeley and passengers Nina Caulfield and others were identified. Cuba had recently fined Americans for entering Cuban waters.
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MLAMS
UPL
Cuba
Coast Guard
Saturna
Thomas H. Caulfield
Berkeley
Calif
Nina
Wilfemena
Tom Stocky
Barry
Charles Conn
California
Videl Castro
Key West
U.S
Missing Air Force jet cut search amid slim survivor chance
The search for a missing Air Force jet carrying two people, including 12 children, was halted Thursday due to the extreme remote possibility of finding survivors. The plane disappeared Sunday on a 2,227 mile flight from Pago Pago, American Samoa, to Hickam Air Force Base near Honolulu.
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Honolulu
Air Force
Navy
Pago Pago
American Samoa
Wickam Air Force Base
Hayes fights Queen Mary funds in state budget
Assemblyman James A. Hayes of Long Beach argued that language in the 1971-72 budget blocks additional Queen Mary funds beyond the approved 42 million and warns the Ways and Means Committee overstepped legal bounds. He notes a $500,000 possible cut if the Lands Commission approves extra uses of title lands.
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James A. Hayes
Long Beach
Assembly
Hayes
Legislative
Ways and Means
State Lands Commission
Jion
George Murphy
California
Nea
Budget Battle Delays California Finance Legislation
February budget discussions show Assembly leaders urging passage while Senate factions lock up the higher priced version in Finance Committee awaiting revenue sources. Lanterman recalls 21 years in budgeting as Assembly and Senate maneuver to craft a compromise with blue pencil edits by the governor and possible conference committees.
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Reagan
Brown
Assembly
Ways Aid Means Committee
Frank Lanterman
R-La Canada
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
John Molmdahl
Berkeley
Lanterman
Li Muet
Drugs flunk trip from FAA course
Three air traffic control trainees were arrested in Palmdale and charged with possession and sale of marijuana and dangerous drugs. Jon Frost, 24, Palmdale, Charles Woodworth, 24, and William Gemmel, 24, of Lancaster, were to be arraigned in Lancaster. FAA said they were in training and confined to classroom study.
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Palmdale
Sheriff's Deputies
Jon Frost
Charles Woodworth
William Gemmel
Lancaster
The
Federal Aviation Administration
Albuquerque FOP lodge firebombed in arson attack
An arsonist broke into the Fraternal Order of Police lodge in Albuquerque and started a blaze that destroyed the lounge. Police Capt. James A. Larue said intruders entered via a back patio door and used a gasoline can. The incident followed three days of rioting earlier in the week.
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Albuquerque
UPI
Order of Police
James A. Larue
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