Nixon flies to New York for apology to Pompidou
President Nixon decided to fly to New York to personally offer apologies and regrets to Georges Pompidou for pro Israel demonstrations in America. He telephoned Pompidou and will attend a Waldorf Astoria dinner in the French president's honor as protests loom outside the French Consulate.
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New York
UPI
Nixon
Georges Pompidou
America
Pompidou
Chicago
White House
Ronald Ziegler
Washington
France
United States
United Nations
Secretariat
Thant
Jewish Defense League
Waldorf
New Israel Lebanon crisis sparks border raids
A senior Israeli army officer in Tel Aviv called the border situation very grave while Lebanon told the UN Security Council Israeli attacks risked extreme danger. The flare up along the Lebanese border follows earlier tensions with Syria, Jordan and Egypt as Arab guerrillas exploit greater freedom.
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United Press International
Israel
Lebanon
Tel Aviv
United Nations
Security Council
Syria
Jordan
Egypt
Beirut
Edouard Ghorra
Ramish
International Red Cross
Window break spree hits four downtown businesses in Lompoc
Police investigate a rash of vandalism in downtown Lompoc with four windows broken at Lompoc Savings and Loan Sangera Buick Golden Cue and Bel Air Liquors. A BB shot attacked a window at Varelane Warehouse. Damages range from 200 to 350 dollars with rocks used in the incidents.
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Lompoc
Lompoc Savings and Loan Association
H St
Sangera Buick
Golden Cue Family Billiard Parlor
I St
Bel-Air
Ocean Ave
Varelane
Laurelle
the Savings and Loan Association
Loan Association
Dave DePasquale
The
Golden Cue
Two Fresno Boy Scouts Feared Drowned
Two Fresno Boy Scouts ages 13 Steve Keeling and Tom Keeling were missing after falling into San Simeon Creek during an outing near San Luis Obispo. Believed swept into the ocean, Coast Guard helicopters and a fixed wing plane joined search efforts for the youths.
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SAN Luis Obispo
UPI
Fresno
San Simeon Creek
Steve Keeling
Tom
Coast Guard
Weather outlook with clearing and mild temperatures
Cloudy today with a chance of showers. Clearing this evening, then fair through Tuesday. Highs in the 50s, lows in the 30s to 40s. Smallcraft warnings for northwest winds 15 to 30 mph decreasing tonight. Tides: high 5.5 ft at 6:02 a.m. and 3.7 ft at 8:20 p.m.. low minus 0.9 ft at 1:32 p.m.
Dope Arrests Reported by Sheriff in Lompoc Area
Deputies arrested John Joseph Dassie III on suspicion of selling heroin with two counts and an offering to sell charge. Bail set at 18,750 after a December joint investigation with police. Gerald Lynn Caldwell faces drug sale and possession counts with 7,500 bail. About 150 pills tentatively identified as mini benies found. John Wade Gil and Nano Chavoya await arraignment on marijuana and dangerous drug charges with bail amounts listed.
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John Joseph Dassie III
Third St
Dassie
B Street
College Avenue
Lompoc
Beg
Gerald Lynn Caldwell
N. E St
Caldwell
Cassie
John Wade Gil
Amherst Pl
Nano Chavoya
Highway 246
South E Street
Chavoya
Major battle looms near Plain of Jars in Laos
Vietiane reports a rising Laotian threat as Communist commandos move toward artillery bases guarding Highway 7 and Highway 13 junction west of the Plain of Jars. Premier Souvanna Phouma asks Britain and the Soviet Union to reconvene the Geneva talks to preserve Laos neutrality.
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Vietiane
Laos
UPI
Plain of Jars
Souvanna Phouma
Britain
Soviet Union
Russia
Kouprasith
Long Cheng
Sala Phou Koun
Rhodesia Declares Itself a Republic Amid Embargo Pressure
Rhodesia proclaimed itself a republic today as Premier Ian Smith challenged U.S. policy on the international embargo. He warned Washington to uphold racial barriers and said Rhodesia’s status shifted from de facto to de jure republic while Clifford Du Pont was named acting president.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
UPI
Ian Smith
United States
Smith
Nixon
Britain
Elizabeth
U.S
Clifford du Pont
United Nations
America
Louisiana
Nathan Bolton
Bastrop
Enterprise
Vot
Man booked after two-car accident
Harry Charles Foran, 39, of 4024 Capella Dr in Vandenberg Village, is charged with suspicion of drunk driving following a two-car injury crash near Central Avenue and H Street yesterday. He was treated at Lompoc Hospital, booked in Lompoc Jail, and released on $1,080 bail. Mary Jane Wiese, 35, of 704 Ocean View Ave at Vandenberg AFB, was driving the second car and may seek medical advice if symptoms appear.
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Harry Charles Foran
Capella Dr
Vandenberg
Foran
Lompoc
Mary Jane Wiese
Oceanview Ave
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Central Avenue
H Street
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Savannah
the Waldorf
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B’nai B’rith
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Jalania Beach
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