ITT chief met CIA officer in 1970 Washington hotel
ITT president Harold Geneen met with CIA official William Broe in a Washington Sheraton Carlton hotel on July 26 1970 for about 25 minutes. ITT testified it sought to protect its Chilean interests and opposed Allende's election. Merriam said he escorted Geneen and later stayed in contact with Broe as directed.
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Washington
UPI
Harold Geneen
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
U.S
ITT
Senate
William Merriam
Salvador Allende
Chile
Merriam
Geneen
William V. Broe
Western Hemisphere
Directorate of Plans
Central Intelligence Agency
Broe
CIA
Merrian
Greneen
Allende
Trustee candidates discuss issues with Lompoc press
Nine of ten candidates appeared on a televised Press Club forum to address freedom of information and executive sessions. Voters will elect two trustees on April 17 as candidates pressed opinions on board transparency, relations with teachers, and the personnel unit concept.
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Lompoc Press
Vaughn Proctor
Theodore
Mark Edwards
Knez Radio
Dick Anderson
Santa Barbara News Press
Pete Cox
Channel 7
Teve LaRue
Press Club
Secre
Richard Dinkel
Communists Promise Last POW Releases Amid Vietnam Pullout
The Viet Cong pledge to free part of the final American prisoners by Sunday and the rest by the next Wednesday, freeing about 5 300 of 6 300 remaining troops as 28 March deadline nears. Sixty ease of 441 US captives released to date includes 17 civilians and two fliers. negotiations continue amid scattered attacks and a critical Tong Le Chan base camp situation near Saigon.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Vietnam
Laos
China
Loc Ninh
Hanoi
Nguyen Sinh
Viet Cong
Ress
Provisional Evolutionary Government
Bui Tin
Joint Military Commission
JMC
Gia Lam
Defense Attache Office
DAO
South Vietnam
le Trung Hien
Tong le Chan
Tunney says Gray should be sacrificed to wolves in White House stance
Sen John V Tunney claims the White House has decided to throw L Patrick Gray to the wolves as pressure mounts over John W Dean testimony. Gray rejects withdrawal while White House cites executive privilege and refuses to permit Dean to testify.
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Tunney
Washington
UPI
John V. Tunney
D-Calif
White House
L. Patrick) Gray
Gray
FBI
Senate Judiciary Committee
Nixon
John W. Dean
Senate
David Kenley
Ronald L. Ziegler
Judiciary Committee
Dean
Dismissal Denied in Bribery Case Against Phil Regan
Superior Judge Argen T. Jensen refused dismissal of two bribery charges against Phil Regan 66 a Montecito former singer. The defense argued preceeding time periods before Frank Frost took seat on the Board. Assistant District Attorney Thomas Sneddon Jr rested the state case after testimony and placing Supervisors James Slater and Frost on the stand in the Tyrolian Village rezoning matter.
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Argen T. Jensen
Phil Regan
Singer
Montecito
Frank Crandall
Frank Frost
Board of Supervisors
Jensen
Thomas We. Sneddon Jr
Sneddon
Regan
Frost
James M. Slater
Senate Bill could give Santa Barbara County three senators
The state capitol hearing on Senate Bill 195 would create three Santa Barbara County senators by redrawing districts. County officials filed the CAO report showing Grunsky loses part of his district to Vandenberg AFB while Stiern gains the north county and Goleta Valley, Lagomarisno keeps the southeast south coast. The move aims to increase county clout in Sacramento, aided by Grunsky and Stiern seniority.
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Senate
Santa Barbara County
State Capitol
County Board of Supervisors
Raymond Johnson
Donald Grunsky
Watsonville
Vandenberg Afb
Walter Stiern
Bakersfield
North County
Goleta Valley
Santa Barbara
Robert Lagomarisno
R-Oajji
South Coast
Sacramento
Grunsky and Stiern
Capitol
Last Night Storm Triggers Pageantry of Vigil in Lompoc
Emergency crews watched through the night in Lompoc as forecasts predicted a heavier storm. Rain reached 1.21 inches in the city, flooding key intersections and lifting the season total to 21.62 inches.
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Lompoc
Dustin Griffith
Griffith
Gas can explodes. Village boy burned seriously
Micael Mack a 15 year old of Vandenberg Village was badly burned when a gasoline can exploded while he stood near his home at 4124 Constellation Road. He was found with third degree burns to both legs and treated at Vandenberg Air Force Base Hospital. Deputies and county firemen responded at 4 30 p m. Authorities investigated and a neighbor helped summon aid.
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Vandenberg Village
Micael Mack
Mack
Constellation Rd
Young Mack
Vandenberg Air Force Base Hospital
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Evan R. Brossman
Brossman
Elizabeth G. Cole
California Coast
Surf
Santa Ynez
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Cachuma Dam
James Stubbhner
Stubbner
Robinson Bridge
Edward Hufft
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