Sailors praise Castro for treatment
Five Americans returned to the United States from Cuba aboard the yacht Saturna praised Fidel Castro for their handling. Captain Thomas Caulfield said the Cuban government treated them fine as the ship docked in Miami after being fined for trespassing Cuban waters, with other detainees remaining at large.
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Florida
FDA may prosecute Bon Vivant Soups over botulism risk
FDA Commissioner Charles Edwards said the government may file criminal or civil charges against Bon Vivant Soups Inc. over a vichyssoise batch contaminated with botulism toxins. One death is linked to the product. about 1,000 of 6,444 cans remain unaccounted for. Most cans were sold in the eastern U S. The company has been recalled and further testing is ongoing.
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Community events in Lompoc area activities this weekend
The Lompoc Junior Class hosts a car wash Saturday from 10 to 4 at Arco Station North H Street and College Avenue charging one dollar per car. Women of the Moose hold a rummage and bake sale at Moose Home 921 West Laurel with a hamburger fry at noon. Cabrillo High Majorettes run a Bikini car wash Saturday 10 to 5 at Ed's Union Station in Vandenberg Village. Iris Society sponsors Ventura County agriculturist Marion R Walker to discuss his iris lifetime work Sunday 2 pm at Lompoc Library. Public invited refreshments served.
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North H St
College Ave
Women of the Moose
Moose
West Laurel
Cabrillo High
Ed’s Union Station
Vandenberg Village
Robert R. Young Iris Society
Marion R. Walker
Ventura County
Iris
Foreign aid lists released by Proxmire spark secrecy end
Senator William Proxmire with State Department approval disclosed a country by country tally of U.S. foreign aid, marking a shift from a year long secrecy. The declassified figures include 79.9 million for Greece and 65.5 million for Cambodia, prompting calls to end unnecessary secrecy.
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Rock Singer Jim Morrison Dies in Paris at 27
Rock icon Jim Morrison lead singer of The Doors died last week in Paris at age 27. Embassy said he became ill in a friend’s bath and died of an apparent heart attack. He was buried in Pere Lachaise in a private ceremony with a few close friends. Morrison, born in Melbourne Florida, formed The Doors in 1965 and rose to fame with Break On Through and Light My Fire.
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Fla
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