Schrade claims ideological victory in senate coup
UPI reports Senator Jack Schrade of San Diego frames his 1969 takeover of the California Senate as an ideological win for conservatism. He faces calls for investigations over a $5,000 campaign check from the California Association of Thrift and Loan Companies while planning re-election in 1972.
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Sacramento
UPI
Jack Schrade
Senate
Schrade
San Diego
Sen
James R. Mills
Way
California Association of Thrift and Loan Companies
Pompidou Heads to U.S. for Talks With Nixon
French President Georges Pompidou departs Paris for a state visit to the United States. He will meet President Nixon at Andrews Air Force Base and address Congress amid expected protests over France's Middle East policy and NATO relations.
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Ray F. Herndon
Paris
UPI
Georges Pompidou
United States
Nixon
France
Middle East
Pompidou
Andrews Air Force Base
Charles de Gaulle
Lyndon B. Johnson
de Gaulle
Johnson
U.S
North Vietnam
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Israel
Libya
Congress
Senate
San Francisco
Chicago
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
New York
Father and son survive two hour ocean ordeal off Lanai
Chris Skapik and his four year old Ivan clung to life after slipping from the Manu Rere into the Pacific. With no life preserver Skapik paddled and treaded water for two hours as currents and waves tested them. Divers spotted the yacht circling and guided them to safety as the sun set.
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Lahaina
Hawaii
UPI
Pacific Ocean
Chris Skapik
Kgmb-Tv
Honolulu
Ivan
Skapik
Manu Rere
Mary
Lanai
Bayshore
N.Y
Lompoc Record Details Admission and Staff Lineup
Publication notice for The Lompoc Record includes mail classification under Act of Congress, Supreme Court decree numbers, and a full listing of corporate officers editors and staff. It notes daily publication schedule with home delivery and mail subscription rate of $2.25 per month, excluding Sundays and Christmas Day.
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Lompoc
California
Act of Congress
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Police officer admits planting grenade at Vallejo station
A 22 year old reserve officer James William O Connor II admitted planting a grenade to gain recognition after being spotted near the Vallejo police station. He was released on bail on charges of possessing an explosive device and filing a false bomb report. He was arrested and fired Saturday.
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Vallejo
UPI
Jack Stiltz
James William O’connor II
Stiltz
O’connor
Bay Area
Boy Climbs Elevator Grill Alligator Child Rescued
In San Francisco a two year old, Lanny Ross, became stuck between elevator doors fifty feet above ground while his mother was opening the second floor door. Neighbors supported him from the grillwork for over half an hour before firefighters freed him. In England, Sam Friend searched 500 houses for eight weeks before finding his missing cat on a roof.
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San Francisco
UPI
Lanny Ross
Lanny
Leslie Ross
Aldershot
England
Sam Friend
Tape of son's LSD battle played at Utah funeral
Parents aired a rambling tape made by Craig D. Gardner, a 19 year old postal worker who shot himself on a Wyoming hill after a Valentine’s Day LSD binge. The recording lists his beloved possessions and mourns his drug experience. His parents hope the tape will help others avoid drug use.
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Son
Salt Lake City, Utah
UPI
Craig D. Gardner
Salt Lake City
Little America
Wyom
Agnew and Burger lash at media in weekend appearances
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew denounced liberal press drivel at a Georgia GOP dinner that raised about 100000 dollars. Chief Justice Warren E. Burger complained CBS crews disrupted his ABA speech and urged non public coverage while outlining prison reform and tailored inmate programs.
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Atlanta
UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Warren E. Burger
Agnew
Burger
Georgia
CBS
American Bar Association
ABA
Frank Stanton
Laird Doubts All-Volunteer Force By 1971
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird doubts the United States can end the draft and switch to an all-volunteer armed force by mid 1971 as urged by a Gates Commission report. He foresees a 2.5 million minimum force, well below the 2.9 million projected for July 1, 1971, and supports limited expansion of air power in Laos without more ground forces.
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Washington
UPI
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
U.S
Laos
Pentagon
Nixon
Defense
Thomas S. Gates Jr
John C. Stennis
Dmiss
Senate Armed Services Committee
Stennis
North Vietnamese helicopters blamed for Plain of Jars capture
A Laotian government spokesman claimed North Vietnamese forces used helicopters to seize the Plain of Jars on Saturday. Other officials doubted the report, noting US and Laotian air power and contradicting the six thousand troops and three command helicopters figures.
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No. Viet
Plain of Jars
Vientiane
UPI
Thongphan Knockly
Defense Ministry
U.S
Thongphan
Muong Suoi
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