CIA dismayed by Beret assassination charges
The CIA disputes civilian lawyer claims that Green Berets ordered the killing of a Vietnamese double agent. Sources say the agency advised turning the agent over to South Vietnamese officials, and that Abrams ordered eight Green Berets arrested for alleged deception. The case is pending with no court martial recommendation yet.
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Beret
Stewart Hensley Washington
UPI
Central Intelligence Agency
Army
Green Berets
Vietnam
China Sea
Creighton Abrams
U.S
South Vietnam
Abrams
Long Binh
Washington
Sailor May Have Ridden a Sea Turtle for Rescue
A Korean seaman Chung Nam Kim, rescued near Los Angeles after a claim of surviving a Pacific fall by riding a giant sea turtle, is under scrutiny by turtle experts. Marineland diver Jake Jacobs identifies leatherback as the likely turtle, while officials seek confirmation on the tale's accuracy and origin.
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Upi-Tf
Chung Nam Kim
Citadel
Pacific
Malmo
United Press International
Marineland
Aquarium
Jake Jacobs
Jacobs
Nicaragua
Korea
Gerald M
Duke’’ Champion
Chung
Bottomless go go dancers face indecent exposure trial
In Sacramento a jury of 10 men and two women was chosen for the case of Susanne Haines and Sheila Brendenson charged with lewd naked dancing at the Pink Pussy Kat bar in Orangevale. Bar owner Leonard Glancy is charged with soliciting the performances. Trial recessed until Tuesday after 78 prospective jurors were questioned. several jurors cited personal or religious convictions. Both defendants plead innocent.
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Sacramento
UPI
Earl Warren Jr
Susanne Marie Haines
Sheila D. Brendenson
Weather picture interrupted across the nation
Scattered thundershowers from the Texas Coast through the Southwest and into the Northern Great Lakes disrupted a mostly fair, warm nationwide forecast. A tropical wave near Trinidad spawned isolated squalls but should fade today. Rain totals exceeded one inch in Sault Ste. Marie and near an inch in Alice and Tucson. Civil Defense in Lovingston, Virginia, said 19 listed missing were found elsewhere while 90 remain unaccounted for after last week’s floods.
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United Press International
Texas
Great Lakes
Weather Bureau
Trinidad
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Alice
Tex
Tucson
Ariz
Lovingston
Upcoming Community Events In Lompoc And Area
The Lompoc Valley Historical Society and related groups announce a series of events. A Fifth Annual Dinner Meeting at Lompoc Grange Hall includes a $4 beef barbecue and speaker Ernest N Carter. Other notices include school car wash at Ernie's Richfield Station, Mexican dance with Lalo Moreno, outdoor art show at Ryan Park, World War I veterans meeting, adult and youth art classes, a Republican Women card party, Moose Garage and Bake Sale, Senior Citizens barbecue at Union Oil Picnic Grounds, and the Chamber of Commerce Installation Dinner at the Elk's Club. Details for reservations and contact numbers provided.
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Lompoc
Lompoc Valley
Youths Reach Moon Through Summer Reading Awards
More than 200 junior space voyageurs gathered in the library multipurpose room for the Aerospace Club mission A Reading Trip to the Moon. Paul Thompson supervised the program with Carmen Cogswell directing, awarding Astronaut badges to 70 readers who completed up to 18 books and some reaching 40. All 200 received participation certificates as boys and girls enjoyed refreshments and a Disney film.
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Aerospace Club
Moon
Paul Thompson
Carmen Cogswell
Ensignia
Kennedy wife suffers third miscarriage at Hyannis hospital
Joan Kennedy, wife of Senator Edward M. Kennedy, miscarried a planned February baby. She rests in a private maternity room at Cape Cod Hospital with her husband nearby after canceling an overnight trip. The couple had announced the pregnancy July 25 amid broader family news.
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Philip Balboni
Hyannis
Glass
UPI
Joan Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
Cape Cod Hospital
Nantucket Island
Kennedy
Washington
Mary Jo Kopechne
Navy reverses order closing Tijuana
The Navy first ordered Tijuana off limits to all military personnel over narcotics traffic concerns but the decision was reversed by the Department of Defense within hours. The border city near San Diego draws thousands of attentive service members each weekend to border-area attractions.
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UPS
Tijuana
Californnias
Navy
Department of Defense
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Betty Laurent
Vaughn Proctor
Wilma Jack
Dan Duffy
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International Press Institute
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National Newspaper Association
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Richfield Station
Constellation and
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Lalo Moreno
Santa Barbara
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Veteran’s Memorial
Wm. Zvolanek
Solvang
Buellton
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Lovartas
North V Street
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Beverly Kennedy
Senior Citizens Coordinating Council
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Hiway
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CTS
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Miss Dorsey
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Miss Segura
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Israel
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Ted Kennedy
Kailani
Cold Water
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W. North Ave
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Southern Star
West Ocean
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Herald Square
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