Missile Combat Competition Draws Top Missilemen to Vandenberg
One hundred twenty six of the free world’s leading missilemen gather at Vandenberg AFB to compete in SAC’s third annual Missile Combat Competition. Teams from Davis-Monthan, Warren, Ellsworth, Malmstrom, Grand Forks, Whiteman, Little Rock, Minot and McConnell join three Titan I wings in a week of target alignment, crew drills and maintenance challenges preceding opening ceremonies.
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Free World
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Blanchard
390Th Strategic Missile Wing
Davis-Monthan Afb
Ariz
F.E. Warren Afb
Wyo
Ellsworth Afb
S.D
Malmstrom Afb
Mont
SMW
F.E. Warren
Vandals Cause Flood Damage at Guava Avenue Home
Police said vandals damaged carpeting in four rooms at 1300 E Guava Ave and flooded the house after a garden hose was run through a sliding glass door and turned on. A separate incident at Johns Manville Co. south of Lompoc saw vandalized telephone gear and flooded yard from a turned on pump.
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E. Guava Ave
Johns-Manville Co
Lompoc
New Assistant Administrator Brings Fresh Promises to Lompoc
Dustin Griffith began his role as assistant to the city administrator in Lompoc. His first day featured conversations with residents and a plan to settle in, after liking the city during the interview. He replaces Lou Garcia, who left for Pittsburg California in January.
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Lompoc
Dustin Griffith
Griffith
Lou Garcia
Gene Wahlers
Garcia
Pittsburg
Calif
Vallejo
Inmate Captured After Prison Pickup Theft at California Men's Colony
David A. Wilson, 48, was captured by highway patrol outside Bakersfield after driving a prison pickup to Santa Maria and abandoning it. Two other inmates, Donald Wilkins, 43, and Clarence Peers, 46, who walked off a nearby work site on April 1, remained at large.
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SAN Luis Obispo
UPI
California
Donald Wilkins
Clarence Peers
Agnew vows fair treatment for South in policy push
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew told about 4,000 people in Edgefield County that the Nixon administration aims to treat the South fairly and evenly with the rest of the nation. He rejected any Southern strategy, calling efforts a matter of dispensing justice to a region long deprived of it.
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Agnew
Correction: The Bad Seed scene name corrected
In Saturday's Record a wrong name was used for a play review line. The demented handyman Leroy was portrayed by Edd Hammond in another scene stealer remark.
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Leroy
Edd Hammon
Lompoc Planning Commission to discuss land purchase and pollution role
Planning Commission tonight reviews buying one acre of city land at the sewer plant on Central Avenue. Also on the agenda are auto dismantling yard standards and a Clinton Sherrod presentation on the County Cities Area Planning Council role in pollution prevention programs.
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Lompoc
Olson elected to TB directors
Jack Olson of Lompoc was chosen as a new director of the TB and Health Assn of Santa Barbara County at the annual dinner at the Holiday Inn. Elynor Cunningham, RN, named president succeeding Britt A. Johnson. Dr. Roderick Nash, UCSB history professor, was guest speaker before 78 board members.
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Jack Olson
Lompoc
The
TB and Health Assn
Santa Barbara County
Holiday Inn
Elynor Cunningham
Britt A. Johnson
Cunningham
Cottage Hospital
Johnson
M. Inez Hill
Hill
Roderick Nash
UCSB
Warren calls Civil Rights Movement a failure at NAACP dinner
Former U.S. Chief Justice Earl Warren, honored by the Michigan NAACP, says the American civil rights movement has fallen grievously short in granting equal rights to more than 20 million Americans, mainly Black, because of color.
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Detroit
UPI
U.S
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Talks begin in teacher walkout
Negotiations between striking teachers and the Los Angeles Board of Education resume as a mediator urges restraint. UTLA demands a written contract of principal issues while the district offers a good faith gesture and continues to face a large scale walkout affecting about half of 25 000 teachers.
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Los Angeles
UPI
City Board of Education
Benjamin Aaron
United Teachers of Los Angeles
Aaron
UTLA
Lyman Powell
Powell
Leo Geffner
Fort Washington Blows Up In Self-Destruction
The Maryland fortress Fort Washington on the Potomac River was blown up by its own defenders and never fired a hostile gun. Its commander acted in confusion leading to the explosion as enemy ships loomed below.
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Washington
Maryland
Potomac River
National Capital
Demo chairman warns on rising prices and unemployment
San Francisco. UPI reports Democratic State Chairman Roger Boas warned that California faces spiraling prices and rising unemployment. He cited a 5 percent jobless rate likely to exceed 6 percent with over 40,000 out of work by year end 1970. He said inflation and recession together create economic disaster and hit unskilled, minority, and teenage workers hardest.
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San Francisco
UPI
Roger Boas
California
Bous
Chiang Ching kuos U S visit ends with memorial tribute
National Chinese Vice Premier Chiang Ching kuol visited Sun Yat sen memorial in Los Angeles ending a U I visit marked by a New York assassination attempt. He bowed before a bronze bust and spoke at a Chinatown gathering after touring San Onofre nuclear station.
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UPI
Chiang Ching-kuo
Sun Yat-sen
United States
New York
Chiang
Chiang Kai Shek
Chinese National Republic
Los Angeles International Airport
Honolulu
Chinatown
San Onofre
Calif
Denver
Colo
Air Force
el Toro Marine Air Station
California
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