Campus strife at San Francisco State curbs classes
San Francisco State College reports about 50 percent attendance as two months of strikes and clashes with police erode class time. AFT members and militant groups walk out amid injunctions. arrests rise to four students in a fresh confrontation as police, aided by horseback units, restore order within 20 minutes.
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San Francisco State College
S. I. Hayakawa
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AFT
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St. Bernard
John Cleveland
University of California
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Flood control bid far under city project estimate
A.J. Diani Construction Co. of Santa Maria submitted the low bid of 52 883 for a Lompoc flood control earth channel project, well under the 63 000 engineer estimate. Second bid was Clayton Sanchez of Solvang at 55 961.
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Santa Maria
Lompoc City
Clayton Sanchez
Solvang
County Flood Control Department
Board of Supervisors
Emergency state ends at College San Fernando rally halted
Northridge California college officials canceled a state of emergency after a peaceful mass arrest of 286 students and supporters during an unauthorized rally at San Fernando Valley State College. The students agreed to an off campus informational rally and peace returned to campus.
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Northridge
Calif
UPI
San Fernando Valley State College
Los Angeles
City Hall pair play basketball during noon hour
Councilman Art Scott and City Administrator Gene Wahlers were photographed playing basketball during the noon hour yesterday in the City Hall gym area.
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Art Scott
Gene Wahlers
City Hall
Lompoc Chamber panel seeks $15,000 industrial drive
The Industrial Development Committee of the Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce voted to recommend a $15,000 budget to the Board of Directors. An expenditure over $10,000 is for advertising the valley as an industrial site while the rest funds follow up with prospects. About $6,000 remains to be raised, with monthly pledges planned. Under Chairman Robert Kranig the group meets next Thursday for fundraising plans.
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Lompoc Valley
Robert Kranig
Soviet Venus probes start two mission push toward planet
Moscow reports unmanned Venus missions Venus 6 and Venus 5 launched days apart as Tass notes both aim for soft landings. UPI says the pair mark a shift from the moon to Venus with hints of a possible manned flight within a decade. The United States plans Mariner probes to Mars in early spring.
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Early departures dip in base population at Vandenberg
Air Force first-term airmen may exit active duty up to eleven months early, creating a temporary drop in military dependents at Vandenberg. The program, effective since October and through February, will release about 696 airmen, many already departed. Some married airmen with children keep housing off base, affecting local apartments. The dip is temporary and will be offset by incoming replacements as FY1969 strengths require.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Lompoc
Secretary of Defense
Cambodia reports downing of U S helicopter killed crew
Cambodian leader Prince Norodom Sihanouk announced that antiaircraft batteries shot down a U S helicopter nine miles inside Cambodian territory in Mondelkiri. The three man crew died, marking a serious incident amid Cambodia’s reopened dialogue with the United States and neighboring Thailand about borders and alliances.
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UPI
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U.S
Sihanouk
Mondelkiri
Mekong
Thailand
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China
Shihanouk
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Soviet Union
Nixon cabinet meetings under way as transition begins
President-elect Nixon convened his cabinet and 22 task forces to study post election policies in two days of sessions. Delegates report findings to designates as they prepare programs addressing domestic issues for the new administration.
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New York
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Sweden Recognizes North Vietnam Ahead of Paris Talks
Sweden announces full diplomatic recognition of North Vietnam, strengthening Hanoi's position in Paris negotiations. Stockholm hints at regional reactions, while Washington downplays impact as Saigon and Hanoi respond with cautious statements. The move may shift leverage among allied capitals.
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UPI
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Sweden
Hanoi
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Stockholm
Washington
State Department
South Vietnam
Saigon
Nguyen Qui Anh
Vietnam
New York Hails Apollo 8 Crew In Broadway Welcome
The Apollo 8 astronauts Frank Borman James Lovell and William Anders rode through a roaring crowd on Broadway amid confetti and a fire‑truck arch. Gov Nelson Rockefeller and Mayor John Linday led the reception as security lined LaGuardia and city streets.
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Bud’”’ Palmer
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