Senate Votes Against Further Indochina Action In U S
The Senate voted 67 to 15 to forbid further U S military involvement in Indochina using funding powers. Senator Hugh Scott signaled support for Cambodia bombing for two more weeks and set June as the deadline for a cease fire adherence before his stance shifts. In another note, Lompoc downtown revitalization gains via Howard Moore backing remodeling.
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Washington
White House
Paris
Scott
U.S
Cambodia
Indochina
Lompoc
Howard Moore
Norma Woodard
Moore
Ayor E. C. Stevens
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
House
Senate
Charles Goodell
Goodell
State Department
Vietnam
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Frank Church
Didaho
United States
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Laos
Congress
Senate House
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Skylab crew reports solar flare as they prep return to Earth
Skylab astronauts Charles Conrad Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz check the Apollo command module and observe a sun flare through Skylab's solar telescopes. Mission control notes the command module is in good shape as the crew prepares to fly home next Friday.
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Houston
UPS
Skylab
Apollo
Earth
Charles ‘Pete’ Conrad
Mission Control
Richard
Conrad
Joseph P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
Weitz
Magruder says he told Haldeman of Watergate and implicates top aides
Jeb Stuart Magruder testifies before the Senate, saying he described the full Watergate conspiracy to H. R. Haldeman last January, three months before Nixon says he learned of it. He implicates John Mitchell and John Dean in approving the bugging plan and coverup efforts, admits lying previously, and outlines Liddy’s role in the operation.
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Washington
UPI
Jeb Stuart Magruder
White House
H. R. Haldeman
Nixon
Magruder
Senate
Haldeman
John N. Mitchell
Committee
CRP
John W. Dean III
Mitchell
U.S. Attorney’s Office
William Sloane Coffin
Yale
Gordon Strachan
Watergate
Dean
Fund awaits final budget decision in Lompoc budget note
The city faces a budgeting dilemma for 1973-74 as Councilman Art Scott proposes diverting 25 000 to 31 000 from the civic center acquisition fund to help balance the general fund. City administrator Gene Wahlers would add 45 000 to the fund to reach 185 430, while other funds project 181 754 from gas tax for transportation and 278 300 for street programs.
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Lompoc
Ray McCuen
Civic Center
Art Scott
Scott
Gene Wahlers
Ex-prison official given tentative two year sentence
Anthony Santiago once ran the federal prison in California and pleaded guilty to taking favors from John Alessio and his son Dominic in exchange for allowing an inmate unauthorized furloughs. Alessio and his brother were convicted under federal bribery law.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Anthony Santiago
Ones
Nixon administration eyes price rollbacks in key industries
Washington reports a new economic program may trigger price rollbacks in major sectors. McLane of the Cost of Living Council said IRS will audit firms that raised prices more than 1.5 percent since January, naming electrical equipment and chemical industries among likely targets.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
James T. McLane
Cost of Living Council
Internal Revenue Service
McLane
IRS
Harvard
John Kenneth Galbraith
Felices transfers to Eighth Air Force leadership role
Major General Salvador E. Felices departs Vandenberg AFB for a TDY to Anderson AFB Guam to act as vice commander of Eighth Air Force. Maj. Gen. Leo C. Lewis from March AFB attached as ISTRAD commander at Vandenberg. Lewis, a veteran of WWII, has held SAC posts including Inspector General and Operations Division chief.
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Salvador E. Felices
1St Strategic Aerospace Division
Istrad
Vandenberg Afb
Anderson Afb
Guam
Eighth Air Force
Leo C. Lewis
Fifteenth Air Force
March Afb
Vandenberg
Lewis
Army Air Forces
Atlantic
Pacific
MacDill Field
Headquarters
Strategic Air Command
Andrews Afb
SAC
Offutt Afb
Southeast Asia
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Stevens
Feliz
Mission Hills
Cynthia Titus
G. Gordon Liddy
Liddy
Santiago
Civic Auditorium
Felices
Air Force
Pensacola
Fla
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