Peking Protest Note Deepens Sino Soviet Tensions
Hong Kong reports new Chinese protest to Moscow over describing Taiwan as a country. Beijing says Taiwan is inseparable from China and warns against two Chinas. The note was lodged with Soviet Foreign Ministry as border talks drift with no progress.
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Charles R. Smith
Hong Kong
UPI
China
Soviet Union
Peking
Moscow
Communist
New China
Taiwan
U.S
Spiro T. Agnew
Tass
Peoples Republic of China
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Alexi N. Kosygin
Chou En-lai
Clique
United States
Nixon
Sunday Star
Warsaw
Walter J. Stoessel Jr
Washington
Obituary Notices for Lawrence Nichols and infant Robert Holden
Lawrence M. Nichols 78 of 2881 Rucker Road died yesterday at Kimberly Rest Home Santa Maria He was a retired dairyman with Mission Bell Dairy Born March 28 1891 in Mt Judea Arkansas Survived by his widow Dora son Olen five brothers and two sisters Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at Lompoc Church of Christ Burial Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery McPeek Family Mortuary in charge Graveside service for seven month old Robert Allen Holden son of Mr and Mrs James Holden 1116 N Jasmine died Saturday Born May 28 1969 Survived by parents a brother and a sister Arrangements by McPeek Family Mortuary
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Lawrence M. Nichols
Rucker Road
Kimberly
Santa Maria
Lompoc Church of Christ
Virgil Leach
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Lompoc
Mission Bell Dairy
Mt. Judea
Ark
Nichols
Dora
Olen
Henry
Jim
Sherman
Knoxville, Ark
Sheridan
Muldrow
Okla
Delbert
Belleview
Rozella Manns
Nora Parks
Knoxville
McPeek Family Mortuary
Robert Allen Holden
James Holden
Jasmine
Holden
Brian
Hilary
Mc Peek
Theft of six tape cartridges from Judy Frambes’s car
Lompoc police reported six video tape cartridges valued at 38 dollars stolen from a parked car belonging to Judy Frambes at 716 N G Street. The theft occurred Friday night.
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Judy Frambes
N. G St
Lompoc
Trapeze Artist Injured at Circus Circus in Las Vegas
A trapeze artist named Bobby Berosini age 25 fell more than 20 feet during an aerial act at Circus Circus on the Las Vegas Strip. He suffered hip and wrist injuries and was treated at Sunrise Hospital as about 500 spectators watched the Sunday night performance.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Circus Circus
Bobby Berosini
Sunrise Hospital
Prisoners' wives wait Moscow visit
Four American women anxious to plead with Soviet leaders' wives for news of missing husbands in Vietnam waited in a transit hotel near Moscow for entry permission. They arrived from Bucharest without visas after being received by Pope Paul VI.
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Moscow
UPI
Vietnam
Paul VI
Bucharest
Promise of Ocean lecture at Lockheed Vandenberg meeting
Richard J. Anderson of the National Management Association will address Lockheed Vandenberg members at the Santa Maria Elks Club on Tuesday. His talk Promise of the Ocean reviews current undersea activity in a bright humorous style suitable for a general audience. The meeting opens with a social hour at 5 p.m. and a Santa Maria style barbecue at 6 p.m.
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Richard J. Anderson
National Management Association
Lockheed- Vandenberg Management Association
Santa Maria Elks Club
Anderson
Columbia University
New York City
United States
Europe
Africa
Australia
University of Minnesota
Santa Maria
Cleaver's wife and son skip Algerian return to U S
Kathleen Cleaver and her infant Maceo stayed in Algiers with Emory Douglas while Eldridge Cleaver planned a secret return to the United States. Douglas said he does not know their reasons. Cleaver is a Black Panther leader who fled more than a year ago.
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San Francisco
UPI
Eldridge Cleaver
Algiers
Emory Douglas
Panthers
U.S
Kathleen Cleaver
Maceo
Douglas
Eldridge
Babylon
United States
Cleaver
Closing Stocks Reported by Rohrbaugh and Co
The Record provides closing stock quotations furnished by Rohrbaugh and Co of 3865-F Constellation Road Lompoc RE 3-3551. The notice lists market prices as of the close and credits the source for numerical data.
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Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Winter storm misery prompts traveler warnings across 12 states
Snow and ice spread from the Southern Appalachians northward with warnings in 12 states from Ohio to Georgia. Up to 4 inches expected in North Carolina mountains, 1 to 3 inches in Maryland Delaware and Pennsylvania, and freezing rain in the Carolinas Virginias Kentucky Tennessee northern Georgia and Ohio. Over 10,000 residents in a St. Louis housing project lost heat water and power as pipes froze and burst. Five deaths were linked to fires during the cold wave.
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United Press International
Appalachians
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Georgia
North Carolina
Maryland
Delaware
Carolinas
Virginias
Kentucky
Tennessee
New England
Great Lakes
St. Louis
Gulf Coast
Florida
Florida Citrus Commission
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Pacific
Two Men Booked by Lompoc Police
Hollywood man Charles Dean Ward 23 faced Lompoc Justice Court action on alleged credit card violations and contributing to delinquency of two minor girls from Inglewood. Ward was booked on charges of credit card theft forgery and failing to stop at Walnut Avenue and G Street. Robert John Long 19 of Hollywood was booked on carrying false identification with bond set at 292. The two girls aged 16 and 14 were turned over to their parents from Inglewood after police arrested the group following an investigation into the boulevard stop sign violation.
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Hollywood
Charles Dean Ward
Lompoc
Inglewood
Ward
Walnut Avenue
G Street
Robert John Long
Ball
Long
Lompoc Civil Defense Council Outlines Roles
The article details the Lompoc Civil Defense and Disaster Council structure with the mayor as chairman and the civil defense director as vice chair. It describes operations control intelligence radiological defense and communications and public information duties. The fallout monitoring role awaits a director.
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Civil Defense and Disaster Council
Civil Defense Director
Lompoc
Civil Defense
Legislative panel urges sweeping steps to curb malnutrition
A Sacramento legislative committee called for immediate action to combat malnutrition among California children. It urged higher welfare grants, rapid state funding for school lunch programs, and expanded federal food stamps for low income families, noting 500 000 to 750 000 children at risk. Assemblyman Gordon Duffy led the report.
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Carl Ingram
Sacramento
UPI
California
Assembly Health and Welfare Committee
R Hanford
AFDC
Santa Ynez Valley tract referred for private road decision
The 124 lot Fillmore Development at 1661 Mission Dr Solvang on 1369 acres east of Los Olivos is referred back to the County Subdivision Committee to decide if its road network will be private or public. The plan labels Tract 11,119 as a special treatment area due to terrain.
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Fillmore Condit
Mission Dr
Solvang
Los Olivos
Robiar Ave
Calzada Ave
County Planning Commission
County Subdivision Committee
Santa Ynez Valley
U.S. Grant and Son
Santa Barbara
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Joe White
Allan Hancock College
White
Santa Maria Choral Society
Haydn
Theresa
Allan Hancock Performing Arts Theatre
Robert Carey
Becky Cusworth
Kay Brotherton
Eddy Soto
Robert Gallmeyer
Franck
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Dello Joio
Lompoc Valley
Vegas
Manson
Los Angeles
Charles Manson
Central Jail
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American Motors
At&t
Bendix
Bethlehem Net
Chrysler
Dupont Car
Eastman Kodak
Ford Motor
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Harri
Imperial Corp
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Dart
Safeway
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Eae
Screw & Bolt
Santa Fe
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Cal Edison
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Stand Oil of
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Texaco
Textron
Times- Mirror
TransAmerica
TRW
Union Oil
United Aircraft
Uniroyal
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Westinghouse Woolworth
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