Lompoc Record Editorial Policy and Publication Details
Editorial columns express opinions within good taste and legal bounds while news columns present facts. The paper is published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day from Lompoc California by Lompoc Record Publications with listed staff and associations.
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Embargoes and their limits in China trade history
The article surveys decades of American and Allied embargoes on China and how such measures shaped but did not prevent gradual growth in China’s trade. It notes that bans can backfire by boosting domestic resource development and that embargoes often have political impact beyond pure economics.
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China
West
Washington
U.S
United Nations General Assembly
North Korea
Atlantic Alliance
NATO Coordinating Committee
Paris
Free World
U.S. Department of Commerce
Britain
Friends
Rhodesia
League of Nations
Ethiopia
Spain
Nazi Germany
Supreme Court Deliberates Pentagon Papers Ruling
The article reports on high court deliberations over the Pentagon Papers and press freedom. It notes state and federal protections for newsmen to shield sources, and questions about status as bona fide media. It discusses California implications and the legality of publishing leaked material.
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New York Times
Pentagon
California
Freedom of the press and the people's right to know
A columnist debates legal and ethical limits on publishing confidential or stolen documents. The piece contrasts California privilege and public access with state laws, argues openness strengthens democracy, and asserts defenders of open government principles are on the right track.
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California
Washington
McNamara Memo Critique Echoes Vietnam Debate
A columnist cites McNaughton’s Defense memo and a 1965 memorandum to Richard the press and Time Magazine. The piece questions US aims in Vietnam, arguing against humiliating our reputation as guarantor and stressing treaty obligations and collective idealism.
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Vietnam
McNaughton
Robert McNamara
U.S
SVN
Time Magazine
Department of Defense
United States
Eugene Rostow
Walt
Pentagon
Churchill
Greece
Britain
South Vietnam
Soviet Labor Discipline Tightened After 24th Congress
Brezhnev era analysis warns of rising labor dissent and corruption in the USSR. Authorities plan stricter enforcement and broader political police role to curb nonproducers. Centralized planning and factory discipline are emphasized with limited gains in workers’ real incomes.
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Washington
NEA
U.S.S.R
Leonid Brezhnev
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
Brezhnev
Barbed barbs about inflation and dining habits
A satirical column critiques office culture and inflation. It mocks hangover jokes and describes workers around the coffee machine and water cooler. It advises diners to leave a tip hoping to return to the same restaurant within a decade.
Rhyme Time Don’t Throw It To Litter Is Unlawful
A brief piece urges residents to refrain from littering and upholds lawfulness. It mentions Eugene McAllister as a person involved in the civic message and emphasizes responsible waste disposal.
Local Congressional and Senate Contacts Listed in District Summary
The document lists three federal officials and two state lawmakers with office addresses in Washington D.C. and California. U.S. Senator Alan Cranston and U.S. Senator John Tunney reside in D C offices, while Congressman Charles Teague's office is in Longworth Building. State Senator Lagomarsino and State Assemblyman MacGillivray are shown with California Capitol addresses.
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U.S
Alan Cranston
Senate
Washington D.C
John Tunney
Washington, D.C
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Kenneth L. Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
Gaylen Jackson
J. Donald Adam
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
Inter-American Press Association
National Newspaper Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Redlima
Vaughn Proctor
Fourth Estate
Supreme Court
Washington Post
Pers
High Court
Mervyn M. Dymally
Sy Nea
William Buckley
Assistant Secretary of Defense
John Kerry
Mr. Rostow
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Johnson
Ray Cromley
Soviet Union
Yesteryears
Lompoc-Buellton
Lazlo Willinger
Southern California
la Mesa Theater
U.S. Army
Lompoc Terrace
Eugene McAllister
Charles M. Teague
Longworth
Robert Lagomarsino
State
Sacramento
Calif
W. Don MacGillivray
Ecology Action
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