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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1969

Page

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Supreme Court orders review for Hoffa and Clay eavesdropping claims

The Supreme Court ruled that James R. Hoffa and Cassius Clay are entitled to lower court review of illegal federal eavesdropping claims. The decision follows the March 10 ruling requiring disclosure of government evidence obtained by wiretaps. The Court also ordered rehearings in about 13 related cases and rejected a government appeal to overturn the March 10 ruling.

Washington UPI Supreme Court James R. Hotta Teamsters Union Cassius Clay Hoffa Clay District Court Chicago

Citizens Group Named for Bond Aid Meeting Tonight

City Council considers appointing a citizens committee to promote a 500000 bond to finance a new fire station on Maple Avenue and I Street. June 3 bond election set. Santa Barbara firm to design if approved. Also discusses AL changes and local public works as Marines report depot strike success.

Council Maple Avenue I Street Santa Barbara

Junior Alpha Club hosts school board candidate forum

The Junior Alpha Club sponsors a school board candidates forum at Lompoc High School Little Theater on Friday March 28 at 7 30 p m Rev Richard Harris of the United Church of Christ will moderate and Mrs Roger Hutfelsz will time The candidates Bruce Thomas George Vance Kenneth Dial Bruce Boyer De Wayne Holmdahl two seats open Each candidate gets three minutes for opening statements audience questions are collected and read by the moderator One to two minutes per answer All candidates present except Vance who may be out of town Coffee served before and during the event Organizers include Louis Garcia chair and Mines Maynard Steffen Robert Steiger

Alpha Club Lompoc High School Richard Harris United Church of Christ Roger Hutflesz Bruce Thomas George Vance Kenneth Dial Bruce Boyer de Wayne Holmdahl Vance Louis Garcia Maynard Steffen Robert Steiger

Frontline clashes widen as Mideast guns fire across Suez

United Press International reports heavy Israeli and Egyptian artillery and machine gun duels along a 72 mile Suez front from Port Said to Bitter Lakes. Jordanian spokesmen say a 70 minute clash near the Sea of Galilee caused three Israeli casualties. UN ceasefire halted hostilities at noon after six hours of fighting.

United Press International Suez Canal Port Refwik Bitter Lakes Amman Sea of Galilee Canal Israel Suez Port United Nations U.N Suez

Traffic Jam Casts Golden State Freeway Into Standstill

A dirt slide on the southbound lanes of the Golden State Freeway caused 35 miles of congestion on three highways. The blockage stretched 16 miles and CHP shut access at Bakersfield to free the way. Detours via California 138 into the Antelope Valley produced a separate five mile jam amid ski traffic.

Castric UPI Golden State Bakersfield California 138 Antelope Valley

Nixon and Trudeau pledge to find common ground in talks

UPI reports President Nixon and Prime Minister Trudeau met in Washington and agreed to pursue common ground while honoring differences as friendly. They discussed international affairs amid ABM debate and Soviet criticism, with weather cancelling a planned White House ceremony.

Washington UPI Nixon Pierre Elliott Trudeau Trudeau Communist Party Pravda Canada U.S China U.s.-Canadian

Test suit to be filed on merger by LTV

The Justice Department threatened Ling-Temco-Vought with an antitrust suit to block control of Jones & Laughlin Steel. LTV, Dallas based, already held 63 percent and sought the remaining 37 percent with a April 7 expiration. Officials met with antitrust chief Richard W. McLaren to consider alternatives.

Isabelle Hall Washington UPI Justice Department Ling-Temco- Vought Inc Nixon LTV Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp Richard W. McLaren Texas Company Pittsburgh Corporation Jones & Laughlin

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