Lompoc Record Details Staff and Publication Facts
The Lompoc Record, published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day, is produced by Lompoc Record Publications in California. Key figures include Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam as president and J. Donald Adam as publisher and secretary treasurer, with Harry J. Crompe as editor and vice president, and Gaylen Jackson as business manager and vice president.
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Lompoc Record Publications
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No. H St
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Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
California Newspaper Publishers Association
Inter-American Press Association
As- United Press International
International Press Institute,sociation
California Press Association
Patriotism questioned over draft evaders aid movement
A San Francisco Examiner report highlights a Clergy and Laymen Concerned About Vietnam effort to raise funds for U S draft evaders living in Canada. A Protestant bishop says these men face hardship due to exile while some veterans served in Vietnam. The piece notes bold claims equating draft dodging with patriotism spark debate.
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United States
Cananda
San Francisco Examiner
Vietnam
Good Bishop
Examiner
January Is Month For March Of Dimes And UCP Drives
The piece reflects on January as the chosen month for the March of Dimes and United Cerebral Palsy drives. It notes past humane gains in health and the value of rehabilitation, while stressing the substantial economic costs of illness and disability and calling for continued forward strides through charity.
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Janus
Dear Abby column letters on privacy and childrearing
Readers share tense home privacy issues with Grandma living in, and a two month old baby faced cruel behavior from a husband. Abby advises direct, honest talk and medical evaluation for the abusive parent. A reader from Westland Michigan recounts neighborly gifts to a mail carrier.
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Abby
Grandma
Wesland
Mich
Westland
Lompoc Airport Flying School Approval Amid City Projects
Civil Aeronautics Administration approves Ernest Key’s flying school at Lompoc Airport. Lompoc Valley rejects a $1 million flood control plan and river straighten for two years. December 202 Fabricated summary to reflect OCR clippings about detour, Christmas decorations, television, and park development.
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Lompoc
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Ernest Key
Lompoc Valley
Santa Ynez River
Barbed Barbs On Press and Cleaning Shop Critique
A terse note mocks press criticism while criticizing a cleaning shop for ignoring threats. It contrasts those who boast about a white Christmas with those who must endure cold weather outside until spring.
Mussolini’s rise and fall from power in Italy
A retrospective overview of Mussolini as dictator from his early rise to power through his missteps in Ethiopia and World War II. It includes Goering’s recollections on the Axis, the Pact of Steel, and Mussolini’s eventual downfall and hanging by Italian partisans.
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Benito Mussolini
Italy
Mussolini
Ernest Hemingway
Hemingway
Rome
Hitler
Victor Emmanuel II
Francisco Franco
Ethiopia
North Africa
Europe
France
Agamemnon
Iphigenia
Alexandria
Hermann Goering
Goering
Sicily
Russia
Galeazzo Ciano
Berlin
Klesheim
Walter Andisio
Col
Valero
Dongo
Lake Como
Andisio
Milan
Helsinki talks highlight Berlin role in East‑West talks
In Helsinki the United States seeks to shield talks from Soviet propaganda while Bonn pursues a détente with Moscow. The Kremlin presses for a peace with Germany, and West Germany's shift toward realism worries Washington. Brandt's policy risks strengthening Russia's bargaining power, despite U.S. troops guarding West Germany.
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United Nations
N.Y
Nea
United States
Nixon
Moscow
NATO
Kremlin
Russia
Germany
Willy Brandt
Brandt
Walter Scheel
Helsinki
Bonn
West Germany
Europe
East Germany
China
White House
Henry Kissinger
William P. Rogers
U.S
Residents concern over dog safety after acid attack in Lompoc
Letter writers urge residents to keep dogs and children indoors following a sulfuric acid attack on a fenced yard owned by Larry Delinger. A reward from the Lompoc Valley Kennel Club exceeds 100 dollars with citizen donations, seeking information leading to an arrest. A separate note wishes readers holiday greetings from Theo Widdershoven who spent 1968-69 as an American Field Service student in Lompoc.
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Lompoc
Larry Delinger
Delinger
Lompoc Valley
P.O
Childre
Namf
Holland
America
Theo Widdershoven
Benzenraderweg
Heerlen
Limburg
the Netherlands
Theo
Gaylen Jackson
Rhyme Time Spear’s Tears From Media Men
Poem fragment notes Spiros Spears bring tears as a media group delivers sharp lines. The writer says these men will never learn to take it, only dish it out, attributed to Eugene McAllister.
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Eugene McAllister
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Leon Dennen
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