Missile tests justified at Vandenberg competition
Lieutenant General Glen W. Martin outlined reasons for the third annual SAC missile combat competition at Vandenberg Air Force Base. He said the event showcases skills, deters war, and improves the missile force as SAC seeks a stronger defense for the country and the free world. Competitors from nine SAC wings draw time envelopes for the Blanchard Trophy, with awards for best Minuteman and Titan wings and individual winners. The contest runs May 4 with an awards ceremony May 5 at the base theater.
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Glen W. Martin
SAC
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Free World
Martin
Jack Lander
Harold A. Strack
F.E. Warren
90Th Strategic Missile Wing
SAC Missile Wing
3901St
Strategic Missile Evaluation
Titan
Air Force Hometown News Center
Hancock Choir Concludes 2600 Mile Spring Tour With Homecoming
Allan Hancock College A Cappella Choir ends its 2600 mile spring tour with a homecoming concert at 8 30 p m in the college sports pavilion. Tickets 1 50 adults 1 students proceeds support tour expenses. The fourteenth annual tour covered 18 concerts in 11 days across Southern California New Mexico and Nevada.
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Allan Hancock College
Performing Arts Center
Santa Maria
Lompoc
California
New Mexico
Nevada
Glenn Montague
United States
Washington
Oregon
Utah
British Columbia
Mormon Tabernacle
Tabernacle Choir
Richard Condie
Montague
Dermatology opening and local notices from Lompoc and Cambria
Dr. David J. Abels opens dermatology practice at 604 E Ocean Ave Lompoc after training at University of Michigan and residencies in Los Angeles. Meeting: Santa Lucia Chapter Sierra Club Conservation Committee to meet May 8 at 7 30 p.m. in Cambria Veterans Building. Marriages: multiple licenses issued in Lompoc including pairs from Lompoc Sacramento Mission Hills and Tucson, Ariz. Court: attempted murder charges against James Faucett of Green Bay dismissed for insufficient evidence. Scouts: Girl Scout bake sale by Troop 68 auxiliary at Thrifty Drug Store Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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David J. Abels
Lompoc
E. Ocean Avenue
Abels
University of Michigan
Wadsworth VA Hospital
Ucla Hospital
Los Angeles
Goleta Valley
Air Force
Fort Worth
Texas
Santa Lucia
The
Sierra Club Conservation Committee
Veterans Building
North Main St
Cambria
Leslie Torry
S. N St
Carol June Pennington
Calle Cinco
Mission Hills
Arturo F. B. Ballow
Tucson
Ariz
Susan Jean Hotchkiss
Second St
Henry Joseph Mendez, Jr
Chestnut Ave
Rosa Javita Garcia
Oceano
George Randall Martin
Garland
Tex
Carmen Ann Barney
N. E St
James Michael Faucett
Green Bay
Wisc
Faucett
Harris Grade
David Emerson Elliott
Chino
Elliott
Terrill F. Cox
Women’s Auxiliary
Boy Scout Troop 68
Thrifty Drug Store
Ordinance Ready for Isla Vista Targeted by County Counsel
County Counsel George Kading told the Board of Supervisors he will have a legal ordinance ready on Monday to address Isla Vista law enforcement problems. He described it as in the general line of loitering or vagrancy. Supervisors on Monday had directed him to prepare a vagrancy type ordinance to curb disturbances blamed on street people and not students.
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George Kading
Board of Supervisors
Isla Vista
Kading
Exterior Car Wash Decision At Maxi’s
A local service shifts to exterior car washing to cut costs. Most customers prefer cleaning the interior themselves, so the plan offers a 3 minute exterior wash for 1.25 dollars, with vacuum use included when buying fuel at Arco.
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Maxi
Water Agency seeks information on Cachuma flood plan
The County Water Agency voted to ask the U S Bureau of Reclamation for evaluation of a proposed 15 000 acre foot Cachuma flood control reservation from Nov 15 to Feb 1 The agency seeks data on effects on flood frequency curves and annual damages and urges balanced operation between flood control and water supply interests.
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Water Agency
Cachuma
County Water Agency
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Bureau
Lake Cachuma
Third
Daniel G. Grant
Robert M. Edmonston
Edmonston
Francis H. Beattie
Santa Ynez Valley
Robert J. Pafford, Jr
Sacramento
States Admitted Under Harrison Record Closed Quote Note
The Record lists closing stock quotations via Rohrbaugh and Co. and notes the largest state admissions under President Benjamin Harrison. It states six states—North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, Washington, Idaho, and Wyoming—were admitted during his administration.
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Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Benjamin Harrison
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Washington
Idaho
Wyoming
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Lompoc Valley
John Fraters
N. B St
Kathy Lambert
Daily Record
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Sears Roebuck
Cal Edison
American Air
American Motors
Southern Pacific
At&t
Sperry Rand
Stand Oil
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Tobaco
Bethlehem
Ccce
Textron
Chrysler
TransAmerica
Dupont
Union Oil
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Ford Motor
United Aircraft
General Dynamics
U.S. Steel
Oveen
General Electric
Westinghouse
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Imperial Corp
Util
Parke Davis
Shop Penney’s
Lompoc Shopping Center
Orion
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