Nixon Cleared of Thrombo Phlebitis Risk After Summit
White House reports Nixon's left leg remains slightly swollen but no danger from the clotting condition. Doctors say the venous clot is fixed to the vein wall and no longer threatens the heart or lungs. Nixon, resting at Key Biscayne, spoke with Kissinger in Rome and awaited NATO reactions as Brezhnev talks continued.
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White House
Ronald Ziegler
Nixon
Ziegler
Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Walter Tkach
Salzburg
Austria
Middle East
Tkach
William Lukash
Local ambulance man Ken Kelley runs low-profile Lompoc service
Ken Kelley, owner of Community Ambulance Service in Lompoc, describes a calm daily routine with one or two calls per period. He maintains three aging ambulances at his home base, handles billing, and keeps licenses current, noting the job avoids frequent high‑drama emergencies.
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Stan Tulledo
Ken Kelley
L.A
San Francisco
Lompoc
Kelley
H Street
Big City
Cadillac
Chrysler
E. Locust St
Fourth of July weekend traffic deaths rise nationwide
United Press International reports more than a hundred people died on highways in the first 24 hours of the four day Fourth of July period, with total deaths by 4 a.m. EDT at 127. The National Safety Council predictions of 450 to 550 fatalities over the period are cited, along with a breakdown of deaths by category and several highway accidents in California.
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United Press International
National Safety Council
Council
Vincent Tofany
Los Olivos
Jean Brennan
Lompoc
Highway 1
Jarama Road
Cherie
California Highway Patrol
Long Beach
Jeffrey Boyd
James Steele
Santa Ynez Valley Hospital
Highway 101
Buellton
Parchley Waters Wins in Lompoc Fourth of July Contest
In Lompoc at Ryan Park villagers celebrated Independence Day voting for a candidate. Parchley J. Waters, a quirky speaker with unruly hair, urged a stand against alcohol while rival Robert C. Lilly voiced other concerns from a past era.
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Stan Tulledo
Lompoc
Ryan Park
Parchley J. Waters
Waters
Robert C. Lilly
Waters Campaign Rally Prompts Light Audience Response
The report notes a Lompoc campaign event featuring Waters making caustic remarks about alcohol and crime to a mostly receptive audience. Other speakers included Stevens Beattie Scolari and Scott. the losers offered varied local issues from dam construction to river water use. The piece suggests Waters may have conveyed an unintended message that appealed to attendees.
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Waters
Jack the Rippers
Bluebeards
Mr. Hydes
Fair Lompoc
Mr. Waters
E. C. Stevens
Art Scott
Francis F. Beattie
Emil Scolari
Stevens
W.C. Fields
Lompoc
Arabs reject Arab troops for Lebanon defense at Cairo talks
Beirut reports say Lebanon refused Arab troops or warplanes despite secret Cairo resolutions. Foreign Minister Fuad Naffah urged suspension of guerrilla activity as Israel pressures southern Lebanon. Leaders warned Israel seeks pretext for occupation amid ongoing Middle East peace efforts.
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United Press International
Lebanon
Beirut
Cairo
Israel
Egypt
Syria
Algeria
al Anwar
Fuad Naffah
Shamir
Defense and Foreign Affairs Committee
Kenesset
Parliament
Jerusalem
Arab League
Mahmoud Riad
Council
Soviet cosmonauts link Soyuz 14 to Salyut 3 laboratory
Tass reports Col. Pavel Popovich and Lt. Col. Yuri Artyukhin docked Soyuz 14 with the Salyut 3 space station in a test linking mission. They entered the lab, began the program, and will conduct earth observation, atmospheric studies, medico biological tests, and assess the station’s improved design.
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Tass
Pavel Popovich
Yuri Artyukhin
Baikonur
Central Asia
Earth
No conspiracy in King murder unfolds in federal review
The Justice Department released that no conspiracy was found in the fatal shooting of Mrs. Martin Luther King Sr. FBI inquiry found no basis for federal conspiracy charges. Marcus Wayne Chenault of Dayton, Ohio, was arrested and charged locally after the Ebenezer Baptist Church incident in Atlanta. The federal case was terminated and evidence to be handed to state authorities.
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Washington
UPI
Justice Department
Martin Luther King Sr
K. William O'Connor
O’connor
FBI
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Atlanta
Marcus Wayne Chenault
Dayton
Ohio
Bureau
O'Connor
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Moose Lodge
Parchley Waters
Mr. Hyde
W. C. Fields
Santa Ynez
Beattie
Santa Barbara
Santa Ynez River
Scolari
al Saiga
Zuheir Mohsen
Palestine
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Resistance Movement
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Galilee
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