Jury asks district attorney to probe voter eligibility
The County Grand Jury requests District Attorney David D. Milner investigate voter eligibility procedures focusing on student voters and residence requirements. Grand Jury foreman William Rea informs Temple of the Counts Taxpayers Assn development after the group urged a probe by Milner’s office and the Grand Jury. The inquiry aims to verify adequate methods to determine and confirm eligibility of certain voters.
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David D. Milner
Grand Jury
William Rear
RL. Temple
Taxpayers Assn
Taxpayers’ Group
Milier
Murder motive at Manson trial detailed
Los Angeles prosecutors opened the murder case against Charles Manson and three female followers, describing him as a megalomaniac seeking a race war. They said his motive included making it appear blacks killed the victims to spark civil war, with key words found in blood on Tate and LaBianca homes.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Charles Manson
Vincent Bughost
Manson
Sharon Tate
Skelter
Rise
Leno LaBianca
B52 Bombers Strike Near Veghel As Ripcord Losses Mount
U S military sources report B52s attacked a gun base near Veghel sixteen miles southeast of Ripcord in South Vietnam as paratroopers from the 101st Airborne abandoned Fire Support Base Ripcord after heavy casualties. The action targets infiltration routes into the A Shau Valley from Laos amid escalating conflict. At Lompoc planning officials plan a public hearing to annex a two acre parcel at the Wye intersection with a zoning proposal for C 2R light commercial use and related variance requests for Goodyear building signs and Lompoc Plaza parking rules.
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Saigon
UPN
U.S
101St Airborne Division
Ripcord
South Vietnam
Veghel
A Shau
Laos
Lompoc
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
N.hs
Lompoc Plaza
H Street
Pine Avenue
Planning Commission
N. H St
Weather forecast and tides with Vietnam War reference
Weather notes show morning clouds with sunny afternoons today and Sunday with highs from 68 to 82 and lows 55 to 62. Tides list high 3.1 to 3.2 feet and low 0.4 to 0.9 feet on specified times. article briefly mentions Veghel, a gun base, and a 23 day North Vietnamese drive against Ripcord with Hanoi Radio calling Ripcord abandonment a heavy defeat. Ground fighting in Southeast Asia reported light.
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Veghel
Katherine
Hanoi Radio
Laos
A Shau
Ripcord
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Longshoremen Tighten Grip As Britain Faces Food Airlifts
Striking longshoremen tightened control of British ports blocking fishing boats from Northern Ireland. Airlifts bring food from the United States and other countries as unions vow weekend pickets. London markets prepare to receive produce unloaded by troops if needed.
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London
UPI
Northern Ireland
United States
Irish Sea
Convent Garden Central
United
European
Cyprus
Britain
Scotland
Orkney
Shetland Islands
North Sea
Liverpool Dockers
Southampton
Post Office
NASA awards 12.5 million contract to Palo Alto Philco-Ford
NASA grants Philco-Ford Corp of Palo Alto a 12.5 million contract to build and launch the first fixed weather satellites. The two satellites, set for 1972, will join a synchronous meteorological system and orbit the equator at 22,200 miles, appearing fixed relative to Earth.
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Washington
UPI
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Palo Alto
Calif
Environmental Sciences Services Administration
Philco-Ford Corp
Jordan Nears Acceptance of U.S. Peace Plan Amid Israeli Doubt
Jordan reportedly close to accepting the U.S. indirect peace plan with a 24 hour window for Israel’s reply. Cairo signaled support, while Israel voiced heavy opposition fearing concessions. Fighting flared on the Israeli Jordan frontier as Nasser warned of risks to American interests in the region.
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Jordan
U.S
United Press International
Middle East
Israel
Tel Aviv
Beirut
Hassan Sabry El-Khaly
Cairo
Syria
U.N
Gunnar Vo Jarring
Eigypt
Suez Canal
Haim Landau
Golda Meir
Jerusalem
Ho Walworth Barbour
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United States
Arab World
Nasser
Nixon Begins Working Visit After Campaign Style Day
President Nixon starts a 10 day working trip to the Western White House after a cross country swing to urge support for domestic programs and Republican candidates. He meets northern plain state governors in Fargo and attends Pioneer Day in Salt Lake City.
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San Clemente
UPI
Nixon
White House
Northern Plain States
Fargo
N.C
Salt Lake City
Utah
Brigham Young
Salt Lake Valley
David Kennedy
Treasury
Salt Palace
Joseph Fielding Smith
Mormon Church
Washington Senators
California Angels
Anaheim
Pat Nixon
Tricia
North Dakota
Canadian postal chief warns of possible service shutdown
Postmaster General Eric Kierans said Canada may shut down the postal system if the ongoing strikes by postal workers continue. He criticized both sides in talks with the Treasury Board and warned layoff risks if bulk mail customers are lost, noting the mail volume drop could force cabinet action. A separate scene mentions a green pickup truck at College Avenue and a local contest winner with a stolen bicycle.
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Ottaway
UPI
Eric Kierans
Kieran
Kierans
Treasury Board
Council of Postal Unions
College Avenue
Third Street
Phil Coleman
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Paul Kruger
Earl Calvert
Lompoc Valley
D.A
Bughiosi
Leslie van Houten
Patricia Krenwinkel
Susan Atkins
Bughios
Bughosi
Paul Tate
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