Community events include dances, theatre and auctions in Lompoc
A Queen Candidate dinner dance at Mission Hills Recreation Center Saturday features Mexican dinner 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. and dancing 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets 1.50 adults 0.75 children. Other events include a pot luck dinner July 12 at Bethany Lutheran Church 135 South E Street with speakers on attracting industry. free theatre at Lompoc Summer School Theatre Workshop. melodramas at Pioneer Thompson and Ryan Parks. Western Red Gulch at noon July 18 19 20. pet presentations July 20 at Lompoc High Little Theater. rummage sale July 14–15 at La Purisima Parish. an auction July 15 for the Youth California Association for the Retarded. Bikethon August 13 for American Cancer Society. Vandenberg Base tour July 20. call RE 6-4567 or 6-2610 for details.
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Margaret Lira
Mission Hills Recreation Center
Community Action Council
Lompoc Valley
Timothy Hall
Bethany Lutheran Church
South E Street
Joe Sesto
Tom Parks
Lompoc
Pioneer Park
Thompson Park
Ryan Park
Red Gulch
West
Ryon Park
Lompoc High School Little Theatre
Youth California Association For the Retarded
Lompoc High
Larry Bowen
American Cancer Society
Lompoc Sr. High East
Vandenberg
Casmalia
Orcutt-Guadalupe Road
NAACP convention debates Nixon stance as final day opens
At the 63rd NAACP convention in Detroit delegates weigh a proposed resolution calling for Nixon's defeat in November. Herbert Hill accuses the administration of funding racial employment discrimination while black urban unemployment runs high.
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Detroit
UPI
Nixon
Michigan
NAACP
Herbert Hill
National Naacp
Barry Goldwater
Hill
Wallace Leaves Hospital for Miami Beach Campaign Drive
Alabama Governor George Wallace prepared to leave Holy Cross Hospital in a wheelchair after 53 days bedridden. He plans to fly to Alabama to regain governorship control before heading to Miami Beach for the Democratic National Convention. A seven member medical team will accompany him and oversee daily therapy sessions.
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Silver Spring
No fault insurance bill faces major setback in Senate
In Sacramento the last surviving no fault car insurance bill suffered a severe setback as the Senate Judiciary Committee struck it from the business calendar. Assemblyman Jack Fenton said he did not know if votes exist and noted July to November recess without a new hearing. The measure, backed by Governor Reagan, drew strong opposition from trial lawyers who criticized the lobbying push.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Senate Judiciary Committee
Jack Fenton
D-Montebello
Fenton
Judiciary Committee
Judiciary
Nixon to discuss food prices and curb inflation
President Nixon convened economic experts to address food price controls and curb inflation ahead of the election campaign. Treasury Secretary Schultz and other Cost of Living Council members will report on jawboning sessions with food industry executives and planned meetings with unions and retailers.
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San Clemente
UPI
Nixon
Congress
Treasury
George P. Schultz
Virginia Knauer
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisers
Cost of Living Council
William Timmons
White House
Timmons
US Destroyer Maddox Sold to Nationalist China for 229000
The USS Maddox, involved in the Tonkin Gulf incident, was sold to Nationalist China for about 229000. The sale followed its 1964 patrol off Vietnam where it was attacked, contributing to the Gulf of Tonkin escalation and the war in Southeast Asia.
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U.S
China
Long Beach
UPS
Po Yang
Taiwan
Maddox
America
Concord Bridge
Ft. Sumter
Maine
United States
Vietnam
Tonkin Gulf
C. Turney Joy
Lyndon B. Johnson
North Vietnam
Congress
Gulf of Tonkin
Fischer Spassky World Title Chess Match Opens in Reykjavik
After weeks of diplomacy the world title match between Boris Spassky and Bobby Fischer begins Tuesday in Reykjavik Iceland. Spassky will make the first move with white and the winner earns 150000 dollars while the loser takes 100000. The ceremony ended with cordial handshakes and good luck wishes as delays were resolved.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
UPI
Bobby Fischer
Horis Spassky
Spassky
Leningrad
Fischer
California Assembly seeks Hippie Tax Relief Act for singles
The California Assembly passed a bill by Robert Cline to grant unmarried taxpayers a $168 million tax break, allowing singles to compute taxes like married couples. Critics call it the Hippie Tax Relief Act citing potential revenue loss and unfairness to married taxpayers. The measure faces Senate review and would reduce a typical single filer earning 13 000 from 565 to 285 while a married couple with the same income pays 260. The bill risks annual revenue shortfalls of 60 million in year one and 168 million in 1973-74, drawing Reagan administration opposition.
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Sacramento
UPS
Assembly
Senate
Robert Cline
Canoga Park
Cline
California
Alister McAlister
D-San Jose
Franchise Tax Board
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Clete Lunny
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Ray McCuen
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Steve LaRue
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
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California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International, International Press Institute
Inter-American Press Association
California Press Association
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
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St. Louis
Alfred Long
Monterey Park
Long
Brandon de Wilde
Denver
Shane
de Wilde
Lakewood
Robert Ellis
St. Anthony's Hospital
Brooklyn
Litch Theater
Jean Arthur
Alan Ladd
Lompoc Theatre
SAT. JR
Emmett Kelly
the Clown
the Kids
the Clown & the Kids
Santa Maria Peppertree Theatre
Nicholas & Alexandra
Lompon
Mary
L Street
Children's Theatre
Rumpelstiltskin
Santa Maria
PH WA
Broadway
Donovan RD
Sat. & Sun
Pampaas
Sam Spiegel
Franklin J Schaffner
Columbia Pictures
James Goldman
Ac Theatre
Oynee
Walt Disney Cy
Gene Hackman
George C. Scott
William Friedkin
Ant Holliman
Patricia Crowley
Lew Ayres
Godfrey
Femenaed Oy
Buena Vista GS
Watt
Oseey Prodckors
Walt Disneys
Dracula
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