SST decision may cost 4,800 Boeing jobs
Boeing official H W Withington says halting the supersonic transport program could cost about 4,800 jobs and notes government profits, taxes, and export losses over the next two decades if production is stopped. He adds scientific studies have not proved SST dangers and cites military flight history.
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UPI
Senate
Boeing Co
H.W. Withington
House-Senate
Washington
Boeing
Seattle Area
Withington
New lawyer assigned in Tate trial
A veteran of the Finch Tregoff case joined the Tate murder proceedings as co counsel for Leslie Van Houten while Ronald Hughes remains missing. Judge Older ordered the new attorney to familiarize himself with the case as Van Houten opposed self representation.
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UPI
Finch-Tregoff
Tate
Maxwell Keith
Leslie van Houten
Ronald Hughes
Los Padres National Forest
Hughes
Older
Keith
Miss van Houten
Manson
Susan Atkins
Patricia Krenwinkel
Miss Krenwinkel
UCSB housing study shows Isla Vista population drop amid Goleta gain
The analysis finds Isla Vista housing lost 1,233 students to 7,377 while Goleta and Santa Barbara rose, with UCSB dorms and university housing at 3031 students and Ellwood, Goleta, and campus areas expanding. It notes high Isla Vista vacancy of luxury new builds and student preference for non student neighborhoods if affordable housing exists.
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Isla Vista
UCSB
Santa Barbara
Ellwood
Goleta
Storke Road
Storke Campus
Los Carneros Road
Ucsbs
Buellton
Solvang
Los Angeles
Ucsb Housing Services
Assaults halted by strikes along three fronts near Cambodia and Vietnam
Cambodian Command reports Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces attacked Kirivong and Kompong Trach as U.S. and Vietnamese forces repelled the assaults with artillery and air strikes. In South Vietnam, rangers killed 12 Viet Cong near Krek, while two South Vietnamese soldiers died and four were wounded. A U.S. Huey helicopter was shot down but crew escaped injury. A Vietnamese child was killed in Phu Thien District Town by shelling. Former Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the Johnson administration briefly considered raiding POW camps in North Vietnam but concluded it was unfeasible.
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VPI
Kirivong
Kompong Trach
Krek
U.S
Saigon
South Vietnam
Phu Thien
Am Rong
Atlanta
UPI
Dean Rusk
Johnson Administration
North Vietnam
Community events invite hikers and clubs in Lompoc area
Sierra Club hosts a Rancho La Vina hike near Lompoc meeting 9 30 a.m. at BAER box after 52 mile Santa Rosa Road drive from Route 1. Hillcrest Golf Club charity tournament 11 to 12 golf, prizes from Moore's. Handel Messiah at Methodist Church 2 p.m. Admission 1 for adults 75 cents children. Various civic group gatherings with dinners, raffles, and Christmas events through December 19. Reservations and call numbers provided.
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Sierra Club
Rancho la Vina
Lompoc
Santa Rosa Road
BAER
Hillcrest Women’s Golf Club
Calloway
Moore’s Dept Store
All Ladies Welcome
Lompoc Music Association
Methodist Church
la Purisima Parlor
The
Native Daughters of the Golden West
Veterans Memorial Building
Knights of Columbus
St. Mary’s Church
Santa Maria
Ben Fisher
Lompoc Valley Historical Society, Inc
Red Cross Office
Lompoc Booster Club
Lompoc High
Lompoc Valley Art Association
Ryan Park
Lompoc Valley
Chamber Office
Baby girl born to AF captain sparks court fight over pregnancy rule
Susan Struck, an Air Force captain, gave birth to a five day overdue daughter at Madigan General Hospital. The infant is the first born to an officer known to be pregnant before birth while the service faced a challenge to a regulation banning pregnant officers from service. Struck argues the rule is unconstitutional and awaits a Ninth Circuit decision in San Francisco. If she wins she plans to train as a flight nurse and the baby will be adopted in Omaha by Air Force colleagues.
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W. Don MacGillivray
Rep
Santa Barbara
State Lands Commission
Humble Oil Company
Santa Barbara’ Channel
Humble Oil
Santa Ynez
el Capitan
Refugio Point
Mcchord Afb
Wash
The
Air Force
Struck
Ninth U.S. Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Omaha
Neb
Offutt Afb
Nixon tightens policy on defectors after Martha's Vineyard incident
President Nixon ordered federal agencies to halt arbitrary returns of would be defectors pending asylum review and ordered White House involvement in such cases. The move follows a Coast Guard defection incident off Martha's Vineyard on November 23 and criticism of State Department handling.
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Walington
UPI
Nixon
Coast Guard
White House
State Department
Martha’s Vineyard,Mass
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