Weicker urges Nixon to end Watergate probe by speaking out
Republican Sen. Lowell P. Weicker says Nixon should publicly break with the Watergate inquiry to end the Senate committee’s work. The panel may seek subpoenas for tape recordings if Nixon sticks to his refusal, while Ervin and Inouye favor public judgment over court action.
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Graveside services for Radford Davenport in Lompoc
Graveside funeral services for Radford Wetzel Davenport 74 will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery with the Lompoc American Legion Post 211 officiating. Davenport died Saturday in Lompoc Hospital after moving to Lompoc in 1945 and working for Johns Manville until 1964.
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Armed Robber Uses Garment Concealment at Craft Shop
Witnesses report an armed robber, cloaked by a blue denim jacket and yellow shirt, entered People's Place at 103 W Walnut Ave. Saturday, used a small handgun hidden under a garment from the rack to demand cash, taking about $186 from the clerk.
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Closing stocks data furnished to The Record
The Record receives closing stock quotations through Rohrbaugh and Co at 3865 F Constellation Road Lompoc RE 3 3551.
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Tartuffe set for Hancock stage opening Wednesday
Tartuffe, the Moliere classic, will open at the Hancock on Wednesday at 8 30 p m. Rick Risso stars as Tartuffe with Dakin Matthews Elmire Ruth Staples Marie Belito Moreno Dorine in a period production with direction by Gordon Peacock and design by Robert Blackman and Jack Byers.
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Robbery Victim Fatally Shoots Four In Tenement Crowd
A beaten construction worker James Winfield aged 48, robbed of his weekly paycheck, then shot at a crowd in a New York tenement. He killed one man and wounded three others before surrendering to police, saying he was tired of being ripped off.
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Automakers face UAW pressure as profits rise for 700000 workers
UAW eyes Big Three profits this week to push for a larger share of earnings. Chrysler, Ford, and GM reported strong first quarter results with record or near record margins as talks open on contracts due September 14. Handles emphasis on Mazey and Woodcock statements and possible strikes if bargaining fails.
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Fire Guts Haiti National Palace in Port au Prince
A blaze of unknown origin gutted Haiti's national palace and nearby Dessaline Barracks in downtown Port au Prince. President for Life Jean Claude Duvalier and his mother were inside but moved to the hilltop home. Duvalier assured safety and normalcy while a basement munitions depot explosion is investigated.
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Dollar slips on European markets at week start
The dollar eased in European trading with Frankfurt and Zurich seeing declines while London offered a small gain. Dealers cited quiet Monday activity and higher British rates as factors behind the shift in currency values.
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Santa Barbara County Fair auction sets records and judging schedule
Last year the Santa Barbara County Fair Junior auction raised 151712.85 for 4-H and FFA youth from 548 market animals including 83 swine 100 beef and 365 sheep. Average prices ranged from 0.79 to 1.43 per pound with notable records for champion hog and grand champions, followed by a detailed livestock judging schedule for the fair starting tomorrow.
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