California Senate panel warns of rising Communist threat
The State Senate Un-American Activities Subcommittee reports the Communist Party now presents a more serious threat than at any time in its history and charges that SDS, the Black Panthers, and other groups pose grave danger. The 15th report, written by R. E. Combs, notes the panel's first since 1967 and includes signatories from all five members led by Sen. Hugh M. Burns.
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UPS
Communist Party
State Senate Un-American Activities Subcommittee
Students For A Democratic Society
Black Panther Party
R. E. Combs
Combs
Hugh M. Burns
Fresno
John F. McCarthy
San Rafael
Richard J. Colwig
Atherton
H. L. Richardson
Arcadia
John Birch Society
Senate
Jack Schrade
San Diego
Nazi Party
American Communist Party
Black Panthers
CPUSA
SDS
Burns
New regional system announced for Southern California VA hospitals
Donald E. Johnson outlined a plan to split the Los Angeles VA Center into three autonomous hospitals under a regional director Dr. Roderick St. Pierre. The move includes the Sepulveda San Fernando and Long Beach facilities plus a 1,000 bed hospital under construction in San, with a $5 million Brentwood upgrade and a new drug treatment center in Long Beach to address veteran addiction.
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Los Angeles
VPI
Veterans Administration
California
Donald E. Johnson
Administrator of
Veterans Affairs
Los Angeles Veterans Administration Center
Sepulveda
San Fernando
Long Beach
Roderick St. Pierre
Sepulveda Hospital
San Diego
Johnson
Brentwood Hospital
Wadsworth
Los Angeles Center
Long Beach Hospital
Lompoc Record Adopts Daily Publication Details
The Lompoc Record public notices its status as a second class mail newspaper in California under Superior Court Decree 47065. It lists its publishers and staff, affiliations, and subscription rate of $2.25 per month for home delivery by mail.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L., Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Jurors Unaware of Nixon Remarks in Tate LaBianca Trial
UPI reports Nixon remarks on the Tate LaBianca case drew media fury while jurors in the Charles Manson and three women co defendants trial remained sequestered and largely unaware. The bailiff noted a small chance they could hear about it from patrons or staff. Judge Older said it was too early to assess impact. Earlier he denied a mistrial motion.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Nixon
Tate- LaBianca
Charles Manson
Sherriff’s Department
Ambassador Hotel
Charles H. Older
Clyde
Elk Hills
Union Oil
Alan A. Allen
General Research Corp
Santa Barbara
Us, Geological Survey
Union Oil Co
USC names John B. Hubbard as new president
The University of Southern California selected John B. Hubbard 51 a historian and progressive academic to succeed Norman Topping Hubbard who previously served as vice president and provost and will become USC’s first chancellor since Rufus Wonkleinsmid He has taught at Tulane LSU Yale and served with the U S Agency for International Development in India and praised USC as a stable institution with student involvement in decisions.
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UPN
University of Southern California
John B. Hubbard
Topping
USC
Rufus B. Wonkleinsmid
Hubbard
Newcomb College
Tulane University
Louisiana State
Yale
India
U.S. Agency For International Development
Storms Sweep Nation as Celia Ravages Texas Coast
Thunderstorms cover the southern half from Rockies to Atlantic. Hurricane Celia tears 50 miles along the Texas coast with 161 mph winds. Fires erupt, boats washed ashore, homes torn from foundations. At least three dead in Corpus Christi when a house collapsed. one woman missing presumed drowned as outages halt searches across the area.
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Atlantic
Celia
Texas
Corpus Christi
Middecade census proposal faces uncertain prospects in Congress
The Census Bureau seeks permission for a possible 1975 middecade count amid unsettled 1970 results and disputes. Fire evacuations near Aransas Pass eased as crews dampened blast risk. Celia weakens west of San Antonio. storms sweep Atlantic, Gulf, and central regions with heavy rain and squalls.
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UPI
Census Bureau
Congress
Aransas Pass
Texas
Celia
San Antonio
Atlantic Coast
Gulf States
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Rockies
Douglas probe farce or impeachment bid continues
Congressional critics label the House Judiciary Committee probe of Justice William O. Douglas a whitewash and travesty while pledging ongoing efforts to unseat the liberal justice. They fault limited interviews, no hearings, and lack of sworn testimony as they press for deeper inquiry.
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UPI
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
House Judiciary Committee
Judiciary Committee
Douglas
House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Joe D. Waggonner Jr
D-La
Louis C. Wack Brooks
Dtex
Justice Department
Department
Oil drilling increases in Santa Barbara Channel
Oil drilling and exploration rise with Sun Oil and Humble Oil winning permits for platforms off Carpinteria and Gaviota. Santa Barbara endorses using Sun Oil's platform with Union Oil pipeline to shore, while critics warn it weakens drilling limits and state moratorium. City county and 17 residents seek Supreme Court time to file appeals for injunctions pending hearings.
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Dick Praul
Santa Barbara
Sun Oil Co
Carpinteria
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Federal
Gaviota
Sun Oil
GOC
State Lands Commission
State Tidelands
Union Oil Co
Army Corps of Engineers
Interior Department
U.S. Supreme Court
Automakers face $5000 fine for 1973 model emissions
Sacramento reports a bill to fine automakers $5000 for 1973 model vehicles failing state exhaust standards. The measure, approved by the Senate Finance Committee, would replace the current $50 fine for 1972 violations and removes proposed fees, tax exemptions, and public record provisions.
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Sacramento
UPI
W. Craig Biddle
Senate
Finance Committee
Reagan plans California tour to press tax plan vote
Gov. Ronald Reagan considers personal appearances across California to pressure Senate backing for a 1 billion tax shift. The plan would shift tax burden from property taxes to statewide and business taxes over four years, with two votes needed for approval.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
California
Senate
Administration
William N Bagley
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