Priest denies Gordon charge of banker kickbacks in California
Milton G. Gordon, Democratic candidate for state treasurer, accused Ivy Baker Priest of soliciting campaign contributions from California bankers via a letter from the Northern California Committee. Priest and Dolan Jr. denied the accusation, noting the letter sought funds and described a 75,000 dollar Northern California budget with direct solicitations and no fund-raising dinners.
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Sacramento
UPI
Milton G. Gordon
Ivy Baker Priest
California
Priest
Gordon
Edmund G. Brown
Northern California Committee
U.S
Accidents and theft reported in Lompoc area
Raymond Beth of 304 S Seventh St. suffered minor injuries when he tumbled on a mini bike behind 209 S Seventh St. Passenger Craig Delaire, 9, was treated and released. A theft at the Drake Hotel saw a radio, record player, and camera vanish, worth about 211 dollars. Santigo Venegas, 19, was arrested on a burglary warrant with bail set at 3125 dollars. A satellite launch occurred at Vandenberg AFB at 6:23 am. Lompoc Unified School District registration opens for new students as schools begin the year.
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Raymond Charles Beth
S. Seventh St
Craig Delaire
Seventh St
Raymond
Lompoc Hospital
Craig
Vandenberg Air Force Base Hospital
Bernard Glover
Los Angeles
Drake Hotel
N. B St
Santigo Ynez Venegas
S. B St
William Francis
N. A St
Venegas
Lompoc Unified School District
Man Keeps Raccoons and Pets In Lompoc Home
Edney, a 71 year old retiree, has raised raccoons with a poodle, a Siamese cat, a chipmunk, rats and turtles. The animals share bonds, learn to untie collars, and the raccoons are housebroken in a penned yard. Edney notes the animals eat cooked meat, seafood and dog biscuits and that he protects himself with gloves during handling. He moved from Stockton to Lompoc four years ago and has had heart issues but maintains a tidy garden and hopes to find new homes for his six past raccoon litters if needed.
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Peppy
Raccoons
Tom
Edney
Rascal
Dolly
Lompoc
Hilda
Nevada
Stockton
North America
Vandenberg personnel honor Sweetland at retirement ceremony
More than 100 military and civilian workers gathered at the Officers Club to honor Col Earle Sweetland as he retires after four years as Vandenberg AFB base commander. Maj Gen William Garland awarded the Meritorious Service Medal and a 30 year retirement certificate.
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Col
Earle Sweetland
Vandenberg Afb
William ©. Garland
Istrad
Sweetland
Gen. Garland
Earle
Closing Stocks Reported by The Record Panel
Closing stock quotations are provided to The Record through Rohrbaugh and Co. at 3865-F Constellation Road Lompoc RE 3-3551. This brief item notes the submission of end of day prices by the securities firm for the newspaper's market pages.
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Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Russia arms shipment to Egypt accelerates near cease fire
Diplomatic sources report heavy arms including long range guns SAM23 and SAM83 missiles and amphibious craft arriving to Egypt since the August 7 cease fire. The deliveries follow Moscow talks with President Nasser and military advisers led by Defense Minister Grechko. Experts say install time will delay actual battlefield impact.
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London
UPI
Russia
Egypt
Suez Canal
Moscow
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Andrei A. Grechko
Obituary for Former Lompoc Teacher in El Paso Burial Planned
Former Lompoc schoolteacher Mrs John Bowen died Tuesday while visiting El Paso Texas Funeral services and burial are being arranged The deceased taught at Hapgood School in the 1960s and later served as an instructor in San Jose where she and her husband lived She is survived by a son Ronald Bell of Sacramento and other relatives could not be located.
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Lompoc
el Paso
Tex
John Bowen
Lorene Bell
Hapgood School
San Jose
Orientation series announced for Lompoc teachers
A four day orientation program for new and returning teachers and staff begins Tuesday in the Lompoc school district. Highlights include luncheons at Lompoc High School with a Wednesday keynote by Daniel Moore and Friday recreational events sponsored by the Community Courtesy Education Committee led by Dr. M B Kranseler. Attendees include Mayor Arthur Scott Vandenberg AFB representatives and Lompoc Valley Ministerial Association. speakers include Wegner Wagner Wilde Milligan and others.
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Lompoc High School
Daniel Moore
Times Mirror
Community Courtesy Education Committee
M.B. Kranseler
Lompoc
Arthur Scott
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Lompoc Valley
LDS Leader Elder Sterling W. Sill Appears at Santa Maria Conference
Elder Sterling W. Sill of the LDS Church will speak at Santa Maria Stake conference this weekend. The talker, known for radio programs and temple square broadcasts, is a former University of Utah regent and retired insurance executive. Session Sunday at 10 a.m. at 1219 Oak Knoll Road. Stake President Clayton K. Call will conduct. all visitors welcome.
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Sterling W. Sill
Council of the Twelve
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Santa Maria Stake
Santa Maria
Sill
Temple Square
Board of Regents
The
University of Utah
Oak Knoll Road
Clayton K. Call
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Arthur J. Dolan Jr
San Francisco
Dolan
Brenda Berg
Kay Duggy
Smokey the Bear
Lompoc Public
Buellton
Space and Missile Test Center
Air Force
J. Guy Edney
Vandenberg
Officers Club
Penn Central
Marine
Farke Davis
American Air Ee
American Motors
Screw & Bolt
Santa Fe
Anaconda
Bae
Sears Roebuck
Bendix
N.J
Dupont
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Texaco
Eastman Kodakee
Texiron
Ford Motor
Times-Mirror
Eat
General Dynamics
TransAmerican
General Telephone
United Aircraft
Harvert Aeh
Uniroyal
Imperial Corp
Li U.S. Steel
International Paper
Westinghouse
It&t
Ee Ties
Woolworth
Johns Manville
Ind
Minnesota
Tony Azcarate
Johns-Manville
LDS Conference
Melva Rutherford Smith
North H St
Texas Association Teachers of Dance
Allan Hancock College
Vandenberg Center
VAFB
Library
Cabrillo High School
Cabrillo Cafetorium
Lompoc High
Cabrillo Shs
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