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Flower Festival Week Prepares Valley for Gala Parade
This week marks final preparations for the Valley Flower Festival with the gala parade Ryan Park activities and a Flower Show. Residents are urged to wear floral attire, tidy properties, support Festival officials, and patronize booths to aid community betterment.
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Capitol report on rigid liberals and political tone
A Washington column critiques doctrinaire liberal critics who scorn dissent and demand instant action. It contrasts their certainty with calls for balanced judgment, citing figures like Muskie, Acheson, and McCloy, and warns public figures risk losing credibility with rigid liberal labels.
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Washington calling by Marquis Childs
Deputy Secretary of Defense David Packard testifies on Lockheed’s 250 million government guarantee for the L 1011 Tristar. The piece notes Packard’s plainspoken stance and warns of the precedent for defense industry bailouts amid California unemployment and political ties.
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Brezhnev Gains Stronger Grip In Soviet Power Structure
Analysis notes Brezhnev has expanded the Politburo from 11 to 15 and moved into new top roles, increasing central control over ministries and agencies. rivals shuffle down the line, policing powers tighten, and a methodical purge seems likely, though no automatic majority yet.
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School tax vote delayed to late fall after board meets
The school board decided to delay a second attempt to pass a special school tax until late next Fall. Fire underwriters announce a 21 percent cut in Lompoc insurance rates. Local youths rush to join the National Guard after Congress enacts selective service, fearing pre-draft exemption for Guard members.
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Charles Everett
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Advertising shifts in warfare recruitment draw headlines
The Army and Navy are driving new Madison Avenue campaigns to recruit youths, with the Marine Corps planning an elite targeted push. Generals claim no shortcuts in training as they pitch education and adventure, while the Treasury notes the dollar’s short lifespan and readers tease a forthcoming Flower Festival edition by Wilma Jack.
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