Israeli warplanes strike Arab positions in Jordan and Iraq reports clashes
Iraqi and Jordanian accounts claim Israeli jets attacked northern Jordan with 14 planes, two shot down. Jordanian gunners report two planes downed as well. Israeli spokesmen dispute casualties while asserting strikes south of the Sea of Galilee. Reports coincide with Nixon peace efforts as heavy air activity continues.
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Murray J
Brown
United Press International
Iraq
Jordan
Jerusalem
Beirut
Radio
Baghdad
Amman
Sea of Galilee
Jordan River
Nixon
Middle East
Egypt
Cairo
Tiberias Sea
Calilee
Israel
Village man killed in crash of AF ambulance and motorcycle
A 38 year old man, Tony Adams of 505 Sunbeam Ave Vandenberg Village, died after his motorcycle collided with an Air Force ambulance on North H Street in Lompoc California. Airman 1C Thomas Walter Gagen and Deputy Dale Schade attempted life saving measures but Adams died at Lompoc Hospital. The crash near Lompoc Airport left Adams and Gagen shaken but Gagen survived and was to be released today. Adams had retired from the Air Force five weeks earlier and worked for State side Office Supplies. He is survived by his wife Marianne and three children.
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Tony A. Adams
North H Street
Central Avenue
Air Force
J.C. Thomas Walter Gagen
Adams
Lompoc
Gagen
Vandenberg Air Force Base Hospital
Tony Adams
Sunbeam Ave
Vandenberg Village
Lompoc Hospital
Dale Schade
Thomas Walter Gagen
Schade
Rodney Hamer
H Street
McPeek Family Mortuary
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Vandenberg
Surf
W. Ocean Ave
Marianne
Hickel proposes temporary drilling freeze in federal waters
U S Secretary of the Interior Walter Hickel told Santa Barbara County officials a temporary halt on all drilling in federal waters offshore Santa Barbara may be possible while stricter controls are applied. The Board urged immediate cessation amid the continuing oil spill, as winds push the slick away from the coast and crews work to seal the Well.
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U.S. Secretary of Interior
Walter Hickel
County Board of Supervisors
Interior Department
Santa Barbara Channel
Francis H. Beattie
Hickel
California
Clyde
U.S
Charles M. Teague
Coast Guard
Union Oil Co
Anacapa Island
Anacapa
Rincon
Pitas Point
State Department of Fish and Game
U.S. Geological Survey
Hayakawa details student violence at San Francisco State
Acting president I. Hayakawa told a House education subcommittee that campus rioters used violence as a tactic and police were a response to violence. He said about 300 of 18 000 students participated, aided by a small group of dedicated revolutionary faculty.
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Hayakawa
Nixon orders welfare and education program reviews
President Nixon directed Cabinet officers to propose plans across education and welfare. He asked Finch and Shultz to assess antipoverty reforms and the possible abolition or transfer of the Job Corps and OEO programs. He also urged declaratory aid applications study and city education deficiencies review plus Treasury tax incentive research.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
White House
Robert H. Finch
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Labor
George P. Shultz
Office of Economic Opportunity
Job Corps
OEO
Finch
Johnson Administration
Treasury Department
Marines and volunteers repair flood damaged Lompoc bridges
Rehabilitation continues in Lompoc Valley with Marines from Camp Pendleton and Vandenberg AFB building Bailey type bridges across the Santa Ynez River. A 25-truck convoy, 60 Marines, and equipment arrive to install a one-way bridge on Floradale Avenue by February 12, and a two-way bridge on 13th Street by February 25. Aerially deployed advance team coordinates work as farmers seek labor and tools.
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Lompoc
Camp Pendleton
Vandenberg Afb
Santa Ynez
Floradale Avenue
FCI
Fifth Marine Bridge Company
13Th Street
Vandenberg
West Laurel Avenue
John Beattie
Farm Bureau
Hutson
John Whittemore
Wye
Central Avenue
Nixon weighs Europe trip ahead of NATO meet
The White House outlined tentative plans for a Western Europe visit within 60 days. Ronald Ziegler said exploratory talks with NATO allies covered scheduling and itinerary as the President aims to complete his first foreign trip before the NATO Foreign Ministers meeting in Washington on April 10.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Western
Europe
White House
Ronald Ziegler
North American Treaty Organization
NATO
Ziegler
NATO Council of Foreign Ministers
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