Court tussle over HUAC list of speakers stirs debate
The House Internal Security Committee faced a restraining order over publishing a 120-name roster of college speakers labeled known radical revolutionaries, drawing praise for broad aims but criticism for inaccuracies and lazy reporting. The Times published the full list, while debates continue on legislative reach and proper method.
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Committee On Internal Security
House of Representatives
House Committee On UN- American Activities
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Government Printing Office
Justice Department
New York Times
United States
Communist Party
Black Panthers
Nat Hentoff
Cassius Clay
John C. Bennett
Union Theological Seminary
HUAC
Dr. Bennett
Dupes
Congress
Kap Brown
Cambridge
Maryland
Chicago 7
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Injured driver loses control on Lompoc Casmalia road
Jack E. Erickson 19 sustained a head bump and minor injuries after his car left the road and hit an embankment one half mile south of Vandenberg Village. He lives at 3986 Eigel Ave Vandenberg Village.
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Jack E. Erickson
Lompoc- Casmalia Road
Vandenberg Village
California Highway Patrol
Erickson
Eigel Ave
Weather Across Nation Shows Cool Plains and Storm Subside
Fair weather stretches across much of the country with cool temps in the Great Plains and Mississippi Valley while a Northeast storm winds down. Snow heavy in northern New England eases to flurries as gale warnings ease. Lake Erie damage from Friday high winds and waves.
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United Press International Fair
Great Plains
Mississippi Valley
New England
Atlantic
Lake Erie
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
Pacific
Northwest Coast
Rockies
Upper
Great Lakes
North Pacific Coast
Texas
California
South Atlantic
South Carolina
Cut Bank
Mont
Corpus Christi Naval Air Station
County clerk warns opponents over late El Capitan Ranch filings
In Santa Barbara the county clerk reports pressure on both sides to file final receipts and expenditures by the deadline. Penalties up to 1000 dollars may be imposed on the El Capitan committee and treasurer for noncompliance.
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Santa Barbara
el Capitan Ranch
Carol Acquistapace
el Capitan Committee
el] Capitan Ranch Committee
Jules Berman
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Carpenteria
Berman
Letters to the editor from Lompoc residents on litter laws parks noise
Letters praise Campfire Girls for cleaning parking lots and lament littering. They urge enforcement of garbage can covers and discuss disturbances from loud concerts at Ryan Park. Readers share concerns about a Miguelito elementary program and a parent’s endorsement of the multi level approach.
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Lompoc
Kevin Coffelt
Lompoc Jr. High
Arthur Timmer
Lompoc Unified
Timmer
Buena Vista
Miguelito
Blackwell
Gallina
Robinette
Ryan Park
McCuen
Sol Lefkowitz
Messers Lefkowitz and
Arthur W. Wilson
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Buellton
County Planning Commission
Claude Rose
Evelyn S. Ditlevsen
Andersen's
Animal Kingdom
U.S. 101
Buellton Parkway
Donald McIntosh
J. Newton Blanchard
A.T. Eaves Jr
By Gill Fox
Daily Record
H Street
College Avenue
Walton D. Turner
N. First St
Vandenberg Hospital
Isabel Cordova
S. I St
Cordova
Marsha Howell
W. College Avenue
Lompoc District Hospital
Superior Court
South O Street
Kenton
Lawrence DeMello
Billy E. Easton
Garland D. Jeffers
Harold L. Moore
Federal Correctional Institution
Ipswich
England
UPN
Joe Wiggins
London
UPI
Senate
Paris
Siias
Corp. Bac Aviation
Britain
E.H. Lewis Lompoc
Caliornia
Miguelito Elementary School
Lompoc Record
Aid Park Dept
San Francisco
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Joseph D. Pace
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Calvary Baptist Church
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Park Cabrillo
East Beach
the Sea
East Cabrillo Boulevard
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