Haynsworth nomination to Supreme Court faces Senate
President Nixon nominated Judge Clement F. Haynsworth to the Supreme Court. Hearings by the Senate Judiciary Committee begin September 9 with wide support from Southern senators and cautious praise from some conservatives. Civil rights leaders and many liberal lawmakers voiced concern over his civil rights record and past school desegregation rulings.
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California
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D-Miss
Senate Judiciary Committee
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Eastland
Judiciary
James B. Allen
D-Ala
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Hiram Fong
Hawaii
Judiciary Committee
Shopping and misadventures in Tokyo and Bangkok
Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam recounts travel with the Inouyes through Southeast Asia. The group endures heat and language hurdles while shopping at a Tokyo department store atop a train station, facing crowded aisles and unread signs. They note taxi lines, traffic chaos, and Expo Osaka signage issues.
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Lompoc Record
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S. V. Inouye
Lompoc
Kenneth L, Adam
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Tokyo
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Santa Barbara County reports 1968 animal control results
More than 6,400 animals handled in 1968 under Santa Barbara County Animal Control. In Lompoc 1,712 animals, including 765 stray dogs and 367 cats, were processed. Shelter intake totaled 1,447 dogs and 1,241 cats with 479 redemptions and 1,250 destructions. Revenue reached 18,970 dollars. Rabies inspections involved 1,914 animals with no cases detected. 5,760 dogs vaccinated.
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Lompoc
Animal Control
State Department of Public Health
State Laboratory
State Fair Opens in New Sacramento Site August 23
The California State Fair begins August 23 at the new Cal Expo grounds along the American River. The event features county exhibits, 4H and Future Farmers of America livestock shows, a horse race meet starting August 25, rodeo, and evening rock bands. Expo's financial troubles linger as state and private efforts pursue a private run and new governance to replace the current Expo board.
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Sacramento
UPI
Golden State
Farmers of America
California
Disneyland
Cal Expo
Capitol
American River
Inter State
Attorney General’s Office
Supervisors back new judgeship in Santa Maria
The Board of Supervisors approved sending a telegram to Gov. Reagan urging signature on a bill by Sen. Robert Lagomarsino to create a seventh Superior Court judgeship in the county. The new post would start July 1, 1970, and was approved unanimously by the board.
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Gov
Reagan
Robert Lagomarsino
Curtis Tunnell
Santa Maria Court
Tunnell
Second murder suspect arrested in Tate investigation
Thomas Steven Harrigan, the second suspect questioned and released in the Sharon Tate case, testified he attended a party at the Benedict Canyon estate night before the killings and later drank beer in Manhattan Beach. He said he knew victims Abigail Folger and Voityck Frokowsky and denied drug use, while police said others named in the RCMP bulletin were not being pursued.
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Dean Hill
Los Angeles
UPI
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Sharon Tate
Harrigan
Benedict Canyon
Manhattan Beach
Canada
Ottawa
Ont
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
RCMP
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Voityck Frokowsky
Abigail Folger
Jay Sebring
Steven Parent
William Garretson
Harris Pickens Dawson
Eddie Roberts
Roberts
Roman Polanski
Miss Tate
Two 12 hour battles signal renewed Vietnam fighting
In South Vietnam’s northern sector American infantry clashed with North Vietnamese troops in two 12 hour battles. Allied reports say more than 300 enemy soldiers and Viet Cong were killed since Monday afternoon amid jungle fighting 20 miles northwest of Tam Ky. Lt James Simms recalled trudging through a blood filled trail as helicopter gunships and jets repeatedly evacuated trapped U S units.
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UPS
South Vietnam
U.S
Vietnam
Tam Ky
James Simms
Clarendon Hills
London bus fares rise in inner area
London Transport announces a fare increase starting Sept 7 with minimum bus fares in inner London going from five to six cents. The change raises the entry price for riding buses as the city adjusts transit costs.
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UPI
London Transport
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