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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1971
Page
1
A New York federal judge revisits a hearing on whether to permanently halt The New York Times from publishing a 7000 page Pentagon report. The judge may lift, extend, or keep the temporary injunction as the Times faces a high stakes decision amid parallel Post actions.
Federal appeals court ordered The Washington Post to halt publication of a top secret Pentagon study on Vietnam War origins pending a new district court hearing. The ruling followed a previous denial of a Justice Department request to stop the series, and the case parallels action against The New York Times.
A Los Angeles jury awarded 2.2 million to Shirley McCarrick Whitehead and her daughter Margaret McCarrick in a thalidomide case against Richardson Merrill Inc. Whitehead took the drug in 1961 during pregnancy, two months before marketing was halted, leaving Margaret with deformities and planned future amputation.
Egyptian archaeologists uncover a near perfect 5000-year-old mummy named Niffer in an intact burial site. The find, hailed by Al Ahram as the oldest yet, predates Tutankhamun by over a millennium and promises new insights for historians.
Hundreds of junior and senior students converge on Lompoc and Cabrillo High Schools Monday for a six week remedial and enrichment program. Elementary sessions begin June 28 with enrollments possible at the high school attendance offices. Bob Leck directs the program with Don Hart at Cabrillo and Thomas Love at Lompoc.
Two Charleston area men, William R. Holland aged 19 and Osgood M. Leland aged 32, were arrested in North Augusta and charged with two counts of murder after two motorcycle club members were killed at the cyclists clubhouse. The assailants slit the throats of the victims' girlfriends. the women survived. Three other locals were being questioned.
Cambodian ground forces estimated at 5,000 supported by U.S. and South Vietnamese airpower engaged near Kompong Ampil as they attempted to push Communists from marshlands outside Phnom Penh. Reports cited strong resistance with no nightfall results available.
Rains ended and a wave of looting, firebombing, sniping and vandalism spread from Jacksonville's eastside to the westside Negro district. Police and National Guardsmen arrested 108, with total three night arrests over 274. Fire damage estimated at $350,000 for the period.
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