Prosecution outlines six act plan in Shaw Kennedy case
In New Orleans, Assistant D Atty James Alcock outlined a six point overt acts program needed to prove a conspiracy to murder Kennedy. The plan centers on proving a meeting of minds and one overt act rather than a full conspiratorial agreement.
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H.D. Quigg
New Orleans
UPI
Clay L. Shaw
John F. Kennedy
James L. Alcock
Jim Garrison
F. Irvin Dymond
Garrison
Warren Commission
Johnson Administration
Kennedy
Shaw
Lee Harvey Oswald
David William Ferrie
Louisiana
Irvin Mason
Oliver Marion Schultz
Public Service
Dallas
Alcock
Oswald Ferrie
Ferrie
Baton Rouge
Oswald
Jack Ruby
Ruby
West Coast
San Francisco
Houston
Tex
Ruth Paine
Irving
Veniremen
Supervisors urge congressional aid for Southern California counties
Board of Supervisors chair Francis H. Beat tie of Lompoc urged colleagues to back joint efforts with California counties to influence federal legislation. He noted the Western Area NACO meeting in Anaheim and a planned NACO Washington session on March 23. The board discussed seeking a Southern California focus on welfare and residency rule impacts and agreed to consider the request and push for county input to Congress.
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Board of Supervisors
Francis H. Beattie
Lompoc
California
Beattie
Southern California Regional Association of County Officials
Western Area National Association of County Officials
Anaheim
NACO
Washington, D.C
Joe J. Callahan
Santa Bar
Lompoc Record Publisher Details and Editions
The Lompoc Record is published daily in Lompoc California under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. The staff includes President J Donald Adam Editor Gaylen Jackson Business Manager Jim Ainsworth and Managing Editor J C Stevens. Subscription is $2.00 per month by mail in advance.
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Lompoc Record
Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Jim Ainsworth
John Alexander
Wesley A. Huffman
J . C. Stevens
Bill Cockshott
Betty Laurent
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
Biafran Chronicle Addresses Lompoc Kiwanis
Christopher Adigwe, a Biafran student at Allan Hancock College, told Lompoc Kiwanis Club of Nigeria’s atrocities and urged recognition of Biafra’s territorial rights and national integrity as the war’s end. He arrived in the U S six months ago with his wife joining earlier.
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Biafra
Christopher Adigwe
Lompoc Kiwanis Club
Adigwe
Allan Hancock College
United States
Biafran
Nigeria
Lagos
Akra
Ghana
Cal Poly
San Luis Obispo
Mining compatible mining in Lompoc preserve approved
The Board of Supervisors this week approved two new agricultural preserves and ruled diatomaceous mining in Lompoc Valley compatible with the preserve program. Rancho La Vina, 2,870 acres, and the Petersen ranch, 93 acres, were added with rezoning to fit preserve policy.
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Board of Supervisors
Lompoc Valley
Rancho la Vina
Santa Ynez River
Thomas J. Petersen
Solvang
Petersen
North County
Trustees face more walkouts as state college tension rises
California State College trustees moved on to a second day of talks amid threatened and ongoing faculty walkouts. AFT actions at San Francisco State and San Jose State prompted suspensions and a statewide one day strike call. Officials warned potential delays to the spring semester and possible five day statewide actions.
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Carl Ingram Sacramento
UPI
California State College
San Francisco
San Jose State
American Federation of Teachers
San Francisco State
AFT
Bud Hutchinson
Robert Stafford
State Colleges
Mitchell vows all out crime drive with wiretaps and bail tweaks
Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell pled to fight crime on all fronts including electronic surveillance and stricter bail procedures. He cautioned no immediate crime drop and said he will keep Griswold Yeagley Pellezzi in key roles as he outlined vigorous enforcement of antitrust and civil rights laws.
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Michael L. Posner
Washington
UPI
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Flood control officials warn of mounting storms and flood risk
County Flood Control Director James Stubchaer told the Board of Supervisors that county mobilization will surge as a weekend storm dumped heavy rainfall. He cited poor forecasts as a key difficulty and warned of additional three inch to four inch rain chances by midweek, with worst flooding possible if soils remain saturated and Congress pending Carpinteria flood project lingers.
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Board of Supervisors
James Stubchaer
Stubchaer
Stubbner
Carpinteria
Congress
San Diego assemblyman may get urban post
San Diego assemblyman Pete Wilson emerged as a leading candidate to chair a new Urban Affairs and Housing Committee formed to address core city problems and improve communication with minority groups. Sources note party dynamics and potential vacancies in the governor’s administration.
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San Diego
Assemblyman
Tracy Wood
Sacramento
UPS
Pete Wilson
Assembly
Robert T.monagan
Monagan
Wilson
Willie Brown Jr
San Francisco
Leon Ralph
Los Angeles
Brown
Ralph
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