Leaseback Plan Could Let Ranchers Hold Lands Before Inundation
Virgil Phelps of the Santa Ynez Soil Conservation District described a possible leaseback approach for non inundated lands in the Lompoc Narrows Dam project. The plan would let current owners lease protected acreage to continue farming until inundation, with leases funded to repay the project.
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Lompoc Narrows Dam
Santa Ynez
Phelps
Bureau of Reclamation
Conservation District
Francis Beattie
Lake Cachuma
North Viet says Thieu seeks to torpedo Paris talks
North Vietnam accused President Nguyen Van Thieu of trying to derail the Paris talks on Vietnam and keep the United States engaged in the war. Nguyen Thanh Le, spokesman for the Hanoi delegation, charged Saigon with wanting a clear Allied communist split and denying the Viet Cong any equal partner status.
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Paris
UPI
North Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Vietnam
Nguyen Thanh le
Hanoi
Thieu
South Vietnam
Saigon
President Johnson honors Moon mission astronauts with medals
President Johnson awarded gold medals to Neil Armstrong and colleagues Frank Borman James Lovell and William Anders for the Apollo 8 flight. He called the feat an unprecedented triumph for humanity and presented additional mementos as national acclaim rolled through Washington and New York events.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
America
Moon
White House
Congress
Frank Borman
James Lovell
William Anders
Earth
Glimpses of Illness and Vietnam Talks Surface in Lompoc
Reports note Eva Chew of Hong Kong fell ill in Lompoc claiming American Flu as a Postman in a blue Alpine hat rounds North D Street. Amid Paris Vietnam talks deadlock Thieu warns Viet Cong will block four party talks while North Vietnam tightens demands for an undivided table and refuses equal status.
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Eva Chew
Hong Kong
Lompoc
D Street
Walnut Avenue
Nixon names former coach as consultant
President-elect Richard Nixon appoints Char les B Wilkinson former University of Oklahoma coach as special consultant. Wilkinson to study nonregulatory boards for consolidation while Nixon rejects placing holdings in a trust, citing no conflict of interest. Nixon marks his 56th birthday with a private dinner at Julie Eisenhower’s campus apartment.
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New York
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Charles B
Bud’’ Wilkinson
University of Oklahoma
Wilkinson
Senate
Nixon
Ronald Ziegler
Ziegler
Julie
David Eisenhower
No Interstellar Visit Likely In 10,000 Years Says UFO Study
A University of Colorado led Air Force funded report concludes no convincing evidence UFOs are spacecraft from other civilizations. It finds interstellar travel unlikely in the foreseeable future and notes Venus and Mars as only possible life-bearing neighbors, with no need for a new UFO agency.
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Washington
UPI
Air Force
University of Colorado
Earth
Edward A. Condon
Colorado
National Bureau of Standards
Christ
Solar Systems
Venus
Mars
U.S
San Francisco State teachers face court order ending three day walkout
Militant students picketed San Francisco State as striking teachers met in a closed session to consider a temporary injunction. Superior Court Judge Edward O'Day issued the injunction at the state college board's request, barring further picketing amid earlier clashes between police and students.
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San Francisco
UPS
San Francisco State College
American Federation of Teachers
AFT
Superior Court
Edward O’day
Attorney General’s Office
State College Board of Trustees
Property tax rebate delayed past income tax deadline
County homeowners will not receive the promised 70 rebate in time for the April tax deadline. About 50 000 forms will be mailed with 35 000 or more homeowners likely to qualify. The payout may not occur until June after forms are printed and processed by the county assessor. The festival committee for the Lompoc Valley Flower Festival also announced chairmen and event dates for June 28 29.
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Harry W. Holmquist
Sam
Holmquist
Chamber of Commerce
Lompoc Valley
San Fernando Valley State College Declares Emergency
A state of emergency was declared at San Fernando Valley State College after three days of escalating disruption. Dr. Delmar T. Oviatt limited campus entry to authorized personnel and banned public gatherings. Fourteen arrests followed a noon rally by the Black Students Union, including Rev. James Hargett, on trespassing suspicions.
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Northridge
Calif
UPI
San Fernando Valley State College
Delmar T. Oviatt
Black Students Union
Oviatt
BSU
Archie Chatman
James Hargett
West Coast
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Two Women Held After Lompoc Marijuana Arrests
Two Santa Barbara residents Mary Bryant and Jackie Goddard were in custody awaiting arraignment in Lompoc on marijuana charges tied to a Monday incident that led to the arrest of John Vesper and Gregory Cannaday. Police seized about four ounces of marijuana and narcotics paraphernalia.
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Santa Barbara
Lompoc
Mary Bryant
Jackie Goddard
John Eugene Vesper
Gregory William Cannaday
K St
Lompoc Justice Court
J. D. Smith
Sirhan fair trial motions stir in Los Angeles courtroom
Prosecution and defense argued in chambers over whether Sirhan B. Sirhan can receive a fair trial for the Kennedy assassination. Chief counsel Grant B. Cooper sought dismissal of the indictment claiming the state jury system is unconstitutional amid heavy publicity seven months after the slaying.
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Los Angeles
UPD
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Fortress
Sirhan
Grant B. Cooper
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Luci
United States
Hau van Lau
Strasburg
Alsatian
World Peace Movement
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
San Francisco State
Flower Festival Committee
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Earl M. Panner
Frank Chilberto
Robert Houghtaling
William McDougall, Sr
Clint Feland
Robert Gaston
Cliff Taylor
Walter Holmdahl
Alpha Club
Helen Smith
Chuck Horton
Dick Mires
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