Senator Ribicoff Seeks National Desegregation Policy
In Washington an escalating clash over a bill to outlaw school segregation across regions grows tense as Sen. Ribicoff accuses northern liberals of cowardice. His plan would require fixed minority enrollment targets within ten years or lose federal education funding, costing about 2 billion dollars annually. Sen. Javits counters, warning there are many ways to defeat a bill.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Abraham A Ribicoff
D-Conn
Ribicoff
South
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Ervin
John Stennis
D-Miss
Flower Festival ticket winners and leaders announced
John Larsson, chairman of the 1971 Flower Festival Committee, announced the top ticket sellers led by Cecilia Brown sponsored by the Active 20 30 Club. The top five also include Pam Blackwell Regina Boisky Robin Densmore and Gloria Foster with sponsors from local clubs and organizations. Prize winners are Chuck Yamchuk and Mrs Stillman with gifts from Linnett's Shoes and local merchants, claimable at the Chamber of Commerce office. Tickets will return for a grand prize drawing of a Hawaiian vacation on June 27.
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John Larsson
Cecilia Brown
Active
Pam Blackwell
Cabrillo Boosters
Regina Boisky
Kiwanis Club
Robin Densmore
The
American Legion
Gloria Foster
Club
Arcturus
Chuck Yamchuk
P. O. Box
Lompoc
Lompoc Record Notes Legal Newspaper Status
Adjudicated legal newspaper under Superior Court Decree No. Record Publications publishes The Lompoc Record in California. Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam serves as President and J Crompe as Editor and vice president with Lawrence C. Grossman, J. Donald Adam, and Gaylen Jackson listed in officer roles.
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Lompoc
California
Congress
Record Publications
Queen Elizabeth Celebrates 45th Birthday Quietly in London
Queen Elizabeth II marks her 45th birthday with family at Buckingham Palace amid plans for a nine day Canadian visit starting May 3. A 41 gun salute celebrated the day as she remains in good health despite a recent winter cold. Rumors of abdication fade as Prince Charles trains with the air force and navy for three years.
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London
UPI
Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Prince Charles
Charles
Air Force
Navy
Bids Open For Squaw Valley Olympic Village Sale
California plans to sell Squaw Valley and 1150 acres of ski slopes on Friday Sealed bids will determine the buyer of the Olympic Village. The state seeks to shed 17 million dollars in prior commitments while buyers face obligations to existing concessionaires.
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Squaw Valley
UPI
Cushing
Olympic Commission
Paris
Innsbruck
Austria
Eugene A. Chappie
Oakland incumbents hold off mixed coalition bid in city
Incumbent Oakland councilmen won four of five seats, with one winner headed to a runoff May 18 against a coalition survivor. The election drew the biggest Oakland municipal turnout in two decades as incumbents touted housing redevelopment and employment gains in the port city.
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Oakland
UPI
Berkeley
Bay
San Francisco
Fred Maggiora
Frank Ogawa
Raymond L. Eng
Felix F. Chialvo
Betty Ann Bruno
Coalition
Supreme Court Says Public Schools Must Desegregate
The high court unanimously rules that state imposed school segregation must end and outlines remedies including busing rezoning and pupil transfers to ensure equal educational opportunities. It emphasizes federal courts may require remedies if boards fail to act and notes limits on racial quotas while considering desegregation plans.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Warren Burger
Burger
Earl Warren
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Nixon
Nationwide storm week brings floods and cold rain
Wet weather drenched the southwest through the Great Plains to the mountain and Pacific Coast regions with two inch plus rains in Mobridge South Dakota and over an inch in Lemmon South Dakota. The Bad River near Pierre was under a river watch while western North Dakota and South Dakota issued stockmen warnings for newborn livestock in cold rain and easterly winds. A tornado warning was issued in Warren County Iowa and Chicago faced ground level pollutant trapping haze due to a temperature inversion.
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United Press International
Great Plains
Mountain
Pacific Coast
Mobridge
S.C
Lemmon
S.D
Main Street
Pierre
National Weather Service
Dakotas
Warren County
Iowa
Chicago
Arkansas
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Manila
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Amor
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Mendoza
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Clete Lunny
Wesley A. Huffman
Ray McCuen
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
California Newspaper Association
United Press International, Press Institute
Inter-American Press Association
National News Association
Calif Association
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Kiwanis Club of
Lompoc-Vandenberg
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Mark Alexander
Jerry Gray
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Paso Robles
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San Luis Obispo de Los Osos
San Luis Obispo de Tulsa
Santa Maria
Santa Maria Valley
San Luis Obispo County
Roy Wahlberg
Jack Gardner
John Begg
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John Duffy
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Hugh Young
Lompoc- Vandenberg
Lion’s Inn
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Newsom
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Cutty Sark Scotch Whisky Company Ltd
Nessie
Natural History Museum
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Colo
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White House
Estes Park
Agriculture
Clifford M. Hardin
Texas
Oklahoma
Klamath Falls
Key West, Fla
Broadway
Donovan
Dinah East
Inga
Iy Ye Theatre
H” Street
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Frazier
Krakatoa
AL AL
Ts Isi
Ee Ptt
Igor
Matinees Sat. & Son
Ad North
Pippa Scott
Bob Newhari
Gri Ie
Rey Mols
Hugh Davavies
Lompoc Theatre
Ali Vs. Frazier
Santa Maria Peppertree Theatre
Dinah
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