Lompoc Record Staff and Publication Details
The Lompoc Record operates under Lompoc Record Publications in California. It presents news facts and editorial opinions, with staff including President Mrs Kenneth L Adam, Publisher J Donald Adam, Editor Gaylen Jackson, and Business Manager Harry Crompe. Published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day.
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Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Law and Peace Through Global Cooperation Highlight World Convention
Fifteen thousand Rotarians gather in Sydney in May for an international convention on law as a force for world order. Two months later in Belgrade, about 4000 lawyers and high court justices from 100 plus nations attend the Fifth World Conference on World Peace Through Law. Charles S. Rhyne, former ABA president, urges youth and organizations to study world law and push multinational groups toward peace, noting war casualties exceed 100 million in the 20th century and arms costs total $200 billion annually. He envisions a shift from war readiness to mass peace preparation and calls for collective action by civil society and business groups.
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Sydney
Australia
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
American Bar Association
Charles S. Rhyne
Paris
Rhyne
World Peace Through Law Center
Geneva
Center
World Association of Judges
Rhyne Nevertheess
Girls outpace boys in driver education coursework
In a Chrysler driven review, 2,355 instructors across 600 high schools found girls closing the gap with boys in driver education. While boys lead 52 to 48 in perceived safety, girls show stronger attention to instruction, with nationwide data linking teen driver education to fewer violations and accidents. Also notes economic projections for the 1970s and shifting labor trends.
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Chrysler Corporation
From Our 95 Year Old Files Yesteryears Dec 7 1928
Ten gallons of liquor meant to aid Christmas merriment were dumped into the city sewer Thursday morning by Constable Floyd McCabe and Chief of Police W S Bland. Charles Harris witnessed the event as the Withrows plan a Los Angeles trip after selling their farm north of town. C H Jurgens, employed by George Vance, fractured his arm while cranking a truck. Construction began Dec 5 1957 on library renovation with Open House at 115 North H Street hosted by the Lompoc Record for the public to inspect the new plant.
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Floyd McCabe
W. S. Bland
Charles Harris
C. H. Jurgens
George Vance
Lompoc Record
North H Street
Rhyme time IRON HORSES
Poem notes the noisy trains near a railroad track disturbing sleep and shaking a shack, mentioning Eugene McAllister as the author.
Britain’s drug problem differs from the U.S. approach
Washington letter notes Britain limits harm with clinic-based addiction treatment and daily fixes, while U.S. addicts face high prices and crime. It cites about 3,000 British heroin users, low prison addiction rates, and fewer drug-ghetto conditions, contrasting with American markets and policy debates.
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London
Spiro Agnew
Britain
United States
Nixon likely ends Vietnam pullout with limited credit in 1972 race
Capitol report suggests Nixon may wind down Vietnam quickly with minimal electoral gain. Analysts say voters discount pullout as issue, while economy becomes the dominant 1972 worry. Trust in government and credibility loom as potential deciders if war and economy recede.
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NEA
Nixon
U.S
Vietnam
Senate
California
John Tunney
Tunney
George Murphy
GOP
Richard Nixon
Odd Bits From A Busy Letter Page
A fragmentary column mixes light quips on manners and consumer tips with political addresses and holiday observations. It notes barbed jokes about letters and bumper stickers, gift ideas, service tips, and ends with a list of U.S. Senators, a congressman, and a state senator with office locations.
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Mexico
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Charles M. Teague
Longworth
Robert Lagomarsino
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Calif
W. Don MacGillivray
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