Nixon NSC weighs timing of nuclear treaty ratification
President Nixon and the National Security Council discussed whether now is the appropriate moment to push Senate ratification of the nuclear non-proliferation treaty. The meeting focused on delaying or advancing action on this key international accord.
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Lompoc Valley still faces fallout after historic storm
Sunny skies aid mop up as officials and citizens assess damage from a week of heavy rains in Lompoc Valley. Damages to crops, homes, and roads are being evaluated to seek state federal and local aid. Public meetings and mutual aid efforts were planned as crews restore services and fix the dam and pipe lines.
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Congress Pueblo probe suggested
Sen. John Stennis said his Armed Services Committee wants all witnesses summoned by the Naval Court of Inquiry to be available when the Navy finishes. He asked Defense Secretary Laird to ensure access if the committee pursues a broader inquiry into the USS Pueblo capture. The panel could examine aspects beyond the Navy probe.
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Mideast crisis widens after Syrian diplomat shot in Baghdad
A Syrian diplomat Abdel Karim Sabbagh was wounded in Baghdad by an Iraqi intelligence agent amid rising Arab tensions. The report coincides with new spy trials in Iraq and fears of Israeli reprisals as regional leaders urge restraint and seek peace solutions.
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Consumer prices rise sharply in 1968
Washington reports the Labor Department data showing 1968 average consumer prices up 4.2 percent from 1967. December over year rise was 4.7 percent, the largest since 1950-51, with a December CPI of 123.7 meaning a $10 basket costs $12.37 now.
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Council directs action for disaster warnings
City officials move to create a disaster control program led by City Administrator Gene Wahlers with input from Vandenberg AFB and other agencies. Mayor MacClure backs a military style alert pyramid to warn residents and speed aid, aiming for a city hall based control center.
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