Ford initiates broad review of Indochina and Middle East policy
President Ford orders a comprehensive reevaluation of U S policy in Southeast Asia and the Middle East as Kissinger coordinates the study with military and intelligence advisers. White House spokesman Ron Nessen says the president will chart his own foreign policy course while maintaining detente with the Soviet Union and preparing for a June summit with Brezhnev.
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Los Angeles Times
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Soviet Oceanographic Fleet Heads Toward Hawaiian Waters
Harbor sources report two Soviet oceanographic vessels near Hawaii pursuing a sunken submarine from 1968, with a third due next month. Russian tug MB-11 and other ships are observed near Pearl Harbor area, while U S officials decline comment.
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Hawaii
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Bruce Pfeiffer
Tornadoes and Snowstorm Roar Across Eight States
Violent spring weather left at least eight dead and more than 200 injured as tornadoes roared from the Eastern Seaboard to the Mississippi Valley while a heavy snowstorm halted traffic in the upper Midwest. In Atlanta, the twister damaged the governor mansion and killed several. a Massachusetts family tragedy occurred in Des Moines. a 14 year old died in Bettendorf. a fatality from a tree collapse in St. Louis. a church bus crash near Marshall Michigan injured 22. Minnesota and Wisconsin faced massive snow with thousands stranded and Red Cross shelters serving over 2,000 motorists. Flooding hit Rockford area as the Rock River rose toward flood stage.
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Hearst and Bingham fingerprints found near Champlain
The Chicago Tribune reports fingerprints of Patricia Hearst and Stephen Bingham were recovered at a motel near Champlain New York near the Canadian border. A third set remains unidentified.
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Market plunges as Middle East and Indochina fears hit stocks
The Dow Jones slid 19.63 points to 743.43 amid worries over Kissinger peace efforts and a potential Arab-Israeli war. Analysts cited intensified Indochina fighting and oil worries as the day’s main drags on the market.
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Public Notice Fictitious Business Name in Lompoc
Filing shows THE GOOD LIFE at 209 No H Street Lompoc with Donald and Florence Robinett as general partners. Statement filed March 12 1975 in Santa Barbara County. certification by County Clerk Howard C Menzel Deputy Judy Austin. File No 12882. notice dates March 18 25 April 1 and 8 1975.
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Lompoc
Calif
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Florence Robinett
W. Cherry
Lompoc Senior Wins National Achievement Scholarship
Mike A. Skinner a senior at Lompoc High School won a $1 000 National Achievement Scholarship for Outstanding Negro Students He plans to enroll at the University of California at Santa Barbara to major in physics Skinner belonged to the chess team ran track and cross country and held California Scholarship Federation membership He also won a Science on a Shoestring grant and an Elks scholarship.
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Lompoc High School
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University of California At Santa Barbara
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Tax cut stalemate stalls congressional compromise talks
Negotiators failed to make progress in a secret first meeting on a large tax cut bill. House and Senate plans differ on 19.9 and 34.3 billion dollar cuts with offsetting increases leaving net reductions at 17.6 and 30.6 billion. President Ford would veto the Senate version. key issues include new home buyer credits and expanded child care tax breaks.
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Kissinger pledges renewed push for Middle East peace
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told the House committee he will lead a major U S effort in coming months to prevent another Arab Israeli war. He noted the 16 day mission failed to seal a peace and urged focus on future needs while deferring detailed plans to closed session. The panel closed the meeting after debate over access to sensitive material. King Faisal of Saudi Arabia was assassinated that day, prompting condolences from the committee.
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Soviet Union
Ambassador Flees Office as Phnom Penh Rocket Barrage Hits
Five Communist rockets landed near the American Embassy in Phnom Penh forcing Ambassador John Gunther Dean to seek cover. Rockets also hit the area around Tuol Leap and Neak Luong, with government forces suffering a setback and airlift concerns rising. Seven killed and thirty wounded near Neak Luong.
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Tool Leap
U.S
Israeli envoy says Faisal death not derail peace efforts
Simcha Dinitz, Israeli ambassador to the United States, said Faisal’s assassination should not hinder future peace work. He criticized Faisal as not a peace partner and urged renewed U.S. initiative to push peace, while noting Ford ordered a review of Mideast policy after Egypt refused talks.
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