McGovern seeks tabled antiwar amendment amid war debate
In Washington McGovern denounces a Republican tactic to force a premature vote on his plan to end the Vietnam War. Senate leaders plan a 2 pm vote on a less restrictive Cambodia war funds cutoff as Nixon pledges troop withdrawal by a set date.
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Senate approves 4.8 billion education bill amid economy appeals
The Senate passed a 4.8 billion education aid bill by a 70 to 4 vote, rebuffing White House pleas for restraint. It exceeds Nixon's request by 1 billion, potentially forcing another veto and an election-year clash over funding.
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Israeli Tanks Drive into Syria in Major Golan Offensive
Israeli tanks and air and artillery struck into Syria across the Golan Heights cease fire line in a large offensive. Syria counterattacked with warplanes tanks and mechanized infantry as both sides reported heavy fighting.
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Smith returns to SALT talks for 20th session in Vienna
UPI reports chief U.S. negotiator Gerard C. Smith returns to Vienna for the 20th SALT session after three days in Washington with President Nixon and other officials. He led a 50 minute formal session with Soviet representatives and a 20 minute informal meeting. Next talks are set for Tuesday at the Soviet Embassy. Officials say no new instructions were given today and talks since April 16 proceed smoothly. Smith briefed Nixon Rogers and Kissinger on progress.
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Village Nursery School Wins Six Month Permit Amid Protest
At a public hearing in Mission In Case County Planning Commission granted United Church of Vandenberg Village a six month permit for a child day care nursery and group meetings at 567 Milky Way. Neighbors led by George Orr and Austin Maness argued the operation, noise and goats on site, should end. Pastor Rev Richard E Harris and supporters said a future facility is planned nearby.
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Charges Dropped in Unruh Son Marijuana Case
Randall Brook Unruh, son of Jess Unruh Democratic candidate for governor, had marijuana possession charges dismissed due to insufficient evidence. Deputy District Attorney Marin said the seized marijuana may have belonged to one of two juveniles with Unruh when arrested after their car was seen racing into a field north of the San Diego Freeway.
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Vienna Talks Near End Aim to Limit ICBMs and ABMs
U S and Soviet delegates pace toward a broad agreement in Vienna on limiting or freezing antiballistic missiles and intercontinental ballistic missiles. A joint communique is expected, described as an agreement in principle or interim steps, with talks focusing on strategic weapons and deployment limits.
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Lompoc Record Facts and Publication Details
Lompoc Record published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day under Superior Court Decree No 47065. Operated by Lompoc Record Publications, California, with Adolf Adam family leadership and staff including Crompe as editor, Jackson business manager, Conner, Luney, Huffman, Pellerin, and others.
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Nixon hosts news executives to back Southeast Asian policies
President Nixon welcomes about 50 top editors publishers and broadcast executives at his San Clemente poolside home to drum up support for his Vietnam disengagement plan. The session includes three hours of background briefings by State Department experts and Kissinger ahead of a national TV interview. Rogers will then travel to Asia and London for allied talks with British leaders.
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