Watchmaker Novoa Earns Swiss Training in Neuchatel
Robert Novoa, 25, of Lompoc, completed 11 months of training at the Watchmakers of Switzerland school in Neuchatel. The program, under Bulova sponsorship, accepts about 22 Americans from over 1,000 applicants, aiming to produce highly skilled repairers who meet strict accuracy standards.
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Sirhan told rights noted during Kennedy shooting interrogation
Prosecutors played a tape of Sirhan B. Sirhan’s first interrogation after his June arrest at Rampart police station. The tape supports the claim he understood the right to remain silent as psychologist Schorr testified about Sirhan’s mental state and the detectives stressed his right to counsel.
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New Red Offensive Hit U.S. Troops Harder Than Tet
U.S. military headquarters reported the opening two weeks of a new Communist offensive have produced more American dead and wounded than the first two weeks of the Tet offensive in 1968. Communist losses were not specified in the excerpt.
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Kremlin leadership in danger rattles world power balance
An official diplomatic memo warns fresh Soviet failures could topple Brezhnev Kosygin and Podgorny, with renewed Czechoslovakia pressure, strains with China, and domestic party crackdowns signaling growing turmoil in Moscow.
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Lompoc Record Officially Registered Publication
The Lompoc Record, a California corporation publication, is registered as a second class mail newspaper under Act of Congress 47065. The staff includes J. Donald Adam as Publisher, Harry J. Crompe as Editor, and Jim Ainsworth as Vice President among others. associated with state and national press groups.
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Flooding in Lisbon from rains leaves two dead
Heavy rains caused flooding in parts of Lisbon and at least two people died in weather related accidents. Police said a gypsy and a woman were killed when a rain softened wall fell on several shacks near Lisbon Airport.
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