Valachi, Organizer of Mafia Exposure, Dies in Texas
Joseph Valachi died at 11 50 a m Saturday at La Tuna Federal Correctional Institute in El Paso Texas He was 66 and had testified about La Cosa Nostra exposing the inner workings of organized crime The prison spokesman said funeral plans were pending and he did not disclose burial or home details
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EL Paso
Tex
UPI
Joseph Valachi
America
Federal Correctional Institution
la Tuna
Valachi
Organized Crime
Obituaries from Lompoc area list several services
Obituaries note services at McPeek Family Mortuary for George Fred Bishop 77 who died Friday at Lompoc District Hospital his military honors and family details follow. Other notices include Leon Everett Rasey Ernest Alfred Cass and Mrs Cora Hafner with survivors and burial plans.
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McPeek Family
George Fred Bishop
Lompoc District Hospital
Leon Everett Rasey
Veterans Hospital
Long Beach
Lompoc
Leon D. Rasey
Muriel Ann Rasey
Joe E
Charles E. Rasey
Ping Asking
Ann Barrey
Betty Dill
Laura Young
Ruth Plourdy
A. J. Johnson
Ernest Alfred Cass
Robert Montgomery
United Methodist Church
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Canada
Cass
N. F St
Daisy
Gordon Bell
Revelstoke
B.C
Joseph E. Cass
Houston
Tex
Gladys Thistle
Vancouver
Maybelle Bell
Vernon, B.C
Lillian Kanester
el Carmedo
Pacific Grove
Cora Agnes Hafner
Martinville
Hafner
E. Lemon
Elsie Ethridge
Dalton Hafner
Lawsuit Filed Over Moose Hall Accident in Santa Maria
Mrs. Bertha C. Lawrence of Lompoc sues the Lompoc Loyal Order of Moose Inc and four John Does in Santa Maria Superior Court alleging disability from a fall after leaving Moose Hall at 921 W Laurel Ave. Attorney Norbert C. Baumgarten represents her.
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Santa Maria Superior Court
Lompoc
Loyal Order of Moose, Inc
John
Bertha C. Lawrence
Lawrence
Moose Hall
Laurel Ave
Norbert C. Baumgarten
Burglars Loot Homes Including Diamond Ring Report
Police investigated three burglaries including a diamond ring left behind at 132 S. E St. Delbert Weis reported $200 loss from a shed break at 321 W. Chestnut Ave where a transmission and housing were taken. Billy Joe Essary filed a report on a 1595 E. Chesnut Ave garage theft worth about $265. Toribio V. Gonzales’s home at 132 S. E St. saw $315 stolen in cash with a $1,000 diamond ring left intact last Wednesday.
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Chestnut Ave
Delbert D. Weis
E. Chesnut Ave
Billy Joe Essary
Toribio V. Gonzales
S. E St
Patrolman Landry Promoted To Detective In Lompoc
Six year veteran Mark Landry age 41 is transferred to the permanent detective assignment in Lompoc Police Department announced by Chief James Smith. Landry joined in 1965 and served as dispatcher and boat patrolman. His move frees the narcotics officer for full time work in narcotics investigations. Landry is married with three children.
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Mr. Bishop
Cloud County
Kansas
Concordia
France
Edna Maye Elmiff
Lompoc
Raymond Watson Bishop
Phyllis
Scott Eric
Craig Timothy
Selma
Calif
N. E. St
Bishop
Santa Barbara County
Camp Cooke
The
Post Engineers
Santa Barbara
Buellton
American Legion
Lompoc Barracks
Jamestown Lodge
A. M
Jamestown
Lompoc Lodge
American Legion Post
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Kenneth Rudolph
Long Beach
Mark Landry
James Smith
Landry
Force
Smith
Last Week to Register for Spring Program Classes
The Lompoc Recreation Department announces the final week of signups for spring program classes. Children may join play school guitar baton tumbling or crafts while adults can enroll in decoupage bridge oil painting or flower arranging. Registration is at 105 South C Street. Call RE 6-1261 Ext. 251 for details.
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Lompoc
South C Street
Lompoc Harmony Round-Up Delivers Rousing Barbershop Show
The Lompoc SPEBSQSA Round-Up at Lompoc Junior High Auditorium drew a packed crowd with the Gents-In-A Chord Chorus and four local quartets plus out of town groups. Performances featured western skits and lively vocal numbers, encores repeatedly requested, with intermissions announcing 1970 Barbershopper of the Year Dale Moore.
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Southland
Lompoc Junior High
Lompoc
Spebsqsa
Diatones
Intrepids
San Luis Obispo
Santa Maria
Baritonies
Santa Barbara
Upside Downeys
Downey
Western Union
South Bay
Dale Moore
The
Long Branch
CDC backs bail for Angela Davis at California convention
The California Democratic Council endorses Angela Davis bail and social reforms while urging troop withdrawal from Indochina by July 4. The 19th annual convention elected Nathan Holden as president and debated Davis stance amid calls for Nixon impeachment and a broader antiwar agenda.
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Santa Monica
UPI
California Democratic Council
Angela Davis
Indochina
Congress
My Lai
Ronald Reagan
Nathan N
Nate’’ Holden
Los Angeles
Holden
CDC
Nixon
California
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Virgil
Lola
Adlore
Wichita
Oklahoma City
William A. Meyer
San Francisco
Art Larson
Solano Beach
Donald Stauffer
Bakersfield
Raymond W. Bishop
Leon Rasey
Ernest Cass
Cora Hafner
Space and Missile Test Center
Samtec
Vandenberg Afb
6595Th Aerospace Test Wing
Jenie Elizabeth Youmans
Blythe
S. G St
W. Ocean Ave
Lockheed Se Eee
McDonnell-Douglas
Rohrbaugh
Penn Central
Constellation Road
Purex
RCA Ee
Amer
WTS Radio
Safeway
At&t Screw & Bolt
Sears Roebrick
Bethlehem
Cal Edison
Southern Pacific
Chrysler
N.J
D.W.G. Corpon
Texaco
Eastman Kodak Textron
Ceneeede
Woolworth
It&t
Bes Dae
I Johns- Manville
Portland, Ore
Guy Stout
Portland
Stout
Daily Record
Lompoc Record
Fred Bock
Newt Price
Marshall Dillon
Don Miller
Fester
Kris Klibo
Festus
Chester
Miss Kitty
Bob Beers
Doc
Conrad Puder
4 Tune Hunters
Mick Morton
Jerry Lewis
Jim Riddle
Tiny Tim
M Club
Society For the Preservation and
Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing In America, Inc
United States
Institute of Logopedics
Kan
Angela
White House
George McGovern
South Dakota
Birch Bayh
Indiana
McGovern
Vietnam
William Calley
Bayh
Edmond G. Brown Jr
Paul McCloskey
Rcalif
Miss Davis
Marin County
Dave Young
Steve Jancek
Metropolitan Life
New York, N.Y
Pg&e
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Giants
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