Lompoc Record Publishes Local Daily Here Daily except Sundays
The Lompoc Record published by Lompoc Record Publications in California details its identity officials and staff including President Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam Editor Harry J. Crompe and various department heads. It lists memberships with press associations and a $2.25 monthly subscription rate for home delivery by mail in advance.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
J. Donald Adam
Gaylen Jackson
Senate urges universal free school lunches pilot study
The Senate Nutrition Committee urged a pilot project by the Agriculture Department to test providing free lunches to all school children. It cited deficits in current feeding and argued universal meals could reduce health issues, dropouts, and disciplinary problems while noting cost as a main opposition. The panel also backed increasing special funds to cover 10 million needy children.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Nutrition Committee
Agriculture Department
Congress
China labels Nixon threats to plunder developing nations
The official Xinhua NCNA in Hong Kong denounces Nixon as using bare faced threats to seize wealth from Latin America, Asia, and Africa. China says U.S. imperialists exploitively label recovery as wasteful and warn retaliation, as Nixon nears a Peking visit.
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Hong Kong
UPI
China _ today
Nixon
Latin America
Asia
Africa
China
New China News Agency
NCNA
U.S
Peking
United States
Nation's Weather Quiet with Cold Snaps Across Regions
Fair dry conditions dominated most areas but the upper Great Lakes and Northwest mountains faced subzero cold. Southeast saw rain ahead of a colder assault, while light rain touched Texas western border and northern states reported snow flurries from Vermont to Montana. Early temps spanned 11 below zero at Marquette County to 76 at Key West.
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Great Lakes
Mountains
Northwest
Texas
Vermont
Montana
Washington
Marquette County
Michigan
Key West
Canadian singer repeats White House lecture during dinner
Carol Feraci, a Canadian singer and ten year U S resident, spoke out against Vietnam bombing at a White House dinner. She unfurled a hidden sign reading stop the killing and delivered her protest to President Nixon and guests. Feraci fears career harm but says the act may inspire others to speak up. She had rehearsed the speech and declined an offer to perform for the administration.
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van Nuys
Calif
UPI
Nixon
Jesus Christ
White House
Carol Feraci
Feraci
U.S
Toronto
Ray Conniff
Cooly
Coniff
No Draft Calls Planned Through March Aired by Laird
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird announces no draft calls in February or March as the United States shifts toward an all volunteer force. He cites higher pay, slowed Vietnam War, and a 70 000 man Army reduction as reasons, noting no draft quarter since the Korean War except last summer.
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UPI
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Congress
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California Press Association
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
United Press International
Florida
Mississippi Valley
Berrigans
Daniel Ellsberg
Romper Savings & Loan Association
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Lawrence Cy Grossman
F.S.L.I.C
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Federal
Don W. Ausbrooks
Raymond F. Down JR
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Howard J. Moore
Francis H. Beattie
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Harley A. Craig Director
George R. Vance
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