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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1975

Page

12

Intimidation denied by CHP in patrol protest

California Highway Patrol denies using intimidation in response to a ticket writing slowdown by patrolmen protesting Governor Brown’s 10 percent pay raise limit. CHP counsel says no punitive action. district spokesman cites policy discussions and potential punishment only if slowdowns persist.

Sacramento UPI Mait California Highway Patrol CIA Edmund G. Brown Jr Joh L. Schiavone California Association of Highway Patrolmen Brown Association Schiavone

30th anniversary of first A bomb blast

The 20th century landmark occurred July 16 1945 at Alamogordo New Mexico when the first atomic bomb exploded. Scientists including Edward Teller and J Robert Oppenheimer rose to prominence as Big Science emerged and debates about the bomb and its consequences intensified. Teller cautions that science has become more public yet less scientific, while Hans Mark notes shifting public interest and the evolving role of science in society.

San Francisco UPI New Mexico Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Alamogordo N.M Edward Teller J. Robert Oppenheimer Alamos, N.M Luis Alvarez University of California At Berkeley Hiroshima Nagasaki Teller

Solzhenitsyn Criticizes U S Complacency in Congress Visit

Alexander Solzhenitsyn told Congress that the United States is complacent in its affluence and reluctant to grasp Soviet suffering. Speaking at a reception in the Old Senate Caucus Room amid the Apollo Soyuz detente spectacle, he warned of increased Soviet harshness including forced labor and solitary confinement.

Washington UPI Alexander Solzhenitsyn Congress America Senate United States Soviet Union Solzhenitsyn New York

Egypt demands U.N. Sinai pullout unless peace talks advance

Egypt publicly urged that the U.N. Emergency Force be withdrawn next week if negotiations with Israel do not show progress toward an interim peace. Cairo warned extending the mandate past July 24 would defeat the force’s aims and keep the occupation, while Israel urged patience and rejected a rush to a deal.

United Press International Egypt U.N Sinai Desert Israel Jerusalem Henry Kissinger Fahmi Waldheim Sinai Middle East Ict Kissinger Security Council

July car sales rise but truck sales lead recovery

Early July American car sales rose 6 percent from June, while truck deliveries climbed 4 percent year over year. Chrysler posted a record July 1-10 truck period. Ford, GM also gained as analysts said stronger truck demand could lift overall auto sales and spur consumer confidence.

Detroit UPI Chrysler Bennett Bidwell Ford General Motors

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