Nixon to visit Peking soon to avoid sabotage risks
The Nixon administration plans a rapid Peking trip to prevent sabotage of the confrontation with China. Officials say logistic and security issues must be resolved, with the aim of minimizing foreign and domestic criticism while awaiting Soviet reaction to the move.
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Literary Gazette
U S Death Toll Drops in Vietnam War
UPI reports the U S command says 11 Americans were killed last week, the lowest weekly war deaths in six years, with 81 wounded and 16 nonhostile deaths. South Vietnamese losses also fell, marking the lowest figures in months. Total U S casualties stand at 45 384 dead and 300 952 wounded.
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The Lompoc Record Publisher and Staff Directory
A listing of the Lompoc Record staff and officers, including president, editors, managers, and board members, with affiliations to newspaper associations and a subscription rate noted as $2.2 per.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
J. Donald Adam
Gaylen Jackson
Pomsets
Former officials recount postwar China before Senate panel
John Stewart Service and John Paton Davies testified for four hours to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, arguing that Washington should have favored engagement with Mao and Chou En-lai. The two ex-diplomats, ousted in the McCarthy era, were among the last U.S. officials to meet Chinese Communist leaders before 1949. They were recalled and later exonerated, and their Capitol appearance marked Service’s first Hill session without counsel.
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Buckley calls National Review Vietnam hoax attempt
William F Buckley Jr says the National Review published forged highly classified government documents to test public acceptance of plausible but fake papers He argues the hoax aimed to show forged documents would be accepted and to question Pentagon and CIA competence The pieces claimed a general US government reluctance for long war in Vietnam
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Apollo 15 crews wrap training before moon mission
Apollo 15 astronauts David Scott James Irwin and Alfred Worden conclude extensive preflight procedures at Cape Kennedy with final physicals and rehearsals for a 12 day mission. They will conduct three surface excursions and one spacewalk 48000 miles above the moon as countdown advances to launch.
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Helicopter landings trigger FAA concern in Ballard district
Seattle officers cited an unlicensed helicopter pilot, a 44 year old flying student, for giving rides to his son and friends during repeated landings on a Ballard playfield. Officer Harmon reported the incident to FAA after halting the aircraft. The Yosemite deaths add to a two week string of falls.
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Assembly pushes rapid passage of revised Medi-Cal bill
Sacramento reports the Assembly moves swiftly on a compromise Medi-Cal reform bill by Assemblyman William Campbell. The plan sets doctor visit fees and token payments, aims to spur prepaid insurance for welfare recipients, and shifts costs with counties facing up to 245 million in support while state and federal shares cover the rest.
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Ways and Means
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San Quentin Guard Fatally Stabbed During Prison Scuffle
San Quentin guard Leo G. Davis, 38, was stabbed nine times outside inmate Herman Earl Johnson’s hospital cell and died from a pierced lung. Johnson, 25, had testified in another inmate slaying trial and was hospitalized after being stabbed two days earlier. Four inmates attacked for access to keys. three knives recovered as five inmates were questioned. Davis leaves four children.
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UPI
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Soledad
Johnson
James Park
Park
Israelis Say Russians Killed Polish Officers at Katyn
Avraham Wydra an Israeli citizen now 64 asserts that Russians rather than Germans massacred about 12 000 Polish army officers at Katyn Forest near Smolensk during World War II He cites three Soviet Jewish officers who allegedly witnessed or took part in the killings and recalls his wartime internment and conversations with a Major Sorokin who claimed Poles were shot
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