AFL CIO questions Japan missile deal with McDonnell Douglas
AFL-CIO charges an American firm with government approval exporting Thor-Delta missiles to Japan that could be modified into offensive intercontinental weapons. McDonnell Douglas denies the claim and says the program is for peaceful space exploration with Japanese engineers trained in California.
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Labor Federation
McDonnell-Douglas Corp
United States
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
California
McDonnell Douglas Corp
The
U.S. Senate Subcommittee On International Trade
U.S
McDonnell Douglas
Thor
Santa Monica
Biemiller
Park director defends Ocean Park neglect claims
County park director Michael H. Pahos rebutted claims of neglect at Ocean Park near Surf. He cited proposed park spending exceeding $40,000 next year including 12,000 for entrance road repairs and 18,000 for a new restroom, plus water line work at Jalama Beach, Ocean Park and Toro Canyon Park.
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Michael H. Pahos
Ocean Park
Surf
Pahos
Jalama Beach
Toro Canyon Park
County Park Department
Warden keeps FCI inmates under tight lockup after riot
Warden Frank Kenton says the FCI population of over 1,000 remains in individual cells after Saturday's 150 man racial riot injuring four prisoners and a federal officer. He notes no change yet and a slow, small-step return to normal operations with 12 hour shifts.
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FCI
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POW reunions set as 80 U S troops head home Wednesday
Eighteen American prisoners of war return to the United States in four groups on C141 hospital planes. The first plane departs Andrews Air Base at 8 a.m. EST toward Washington with arrivals at Scott AFB Kelly AFB Travis AFB and other bases to follow.
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Washington
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Calif
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Bose
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Supervisors uphold raise for McNamara
The Board of Supervisors approved a $4,000 per year salary raise for Dr. Norbert McNamara, director of the County Mental Health Department, increasing his pay to $38,000 plus benefits. The 4-1 vote kept opponents from reconsidering last month’s action amid support highlighting program achievements and diversity efforts.
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Board of Supervisors
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Mental Health Department
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Beattie
Frank Frost
Santa Barbara
County Mental Health Advisory Board
Intensified fighting in Indochina amid post truce clashes
Saigon reports a sharp rise in casualties since the January cease fire with 5,797 truce violations and 12,192 killed. In Phnom Penh fierce fighting along Highway 2 left 106 Communists dead and two government soldiers killed as U S air strikes targeted targets.
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le Trung Hien
Phnom Penh
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