Presidents and real estate dreams across the White House
UPI reports presidents have long faced rumors of buying large properties. Nixon may seek weekends on California’s coast, but past leaders typically borrowed, rented, or used government retreats like Camp David rather than purchasing expensive new estates.
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Merriman Smith
UPI
White House
Washington
Nixon
California
John F. Kennedy
Newport
R. I
Kennedy
Key Biscayne
Fla
Congress
Eldorado Country Club
Palm Desert
Calif
Palm Springs
Dwight D
Eisenhower
Agusta
Maine Island
Gene Tunney
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Camp David
Eisenhower Sees Extremists as World Trouble Makers
Former President Eisenhower, in a Reader's Digest piece written before surgery, labels extremists on both ends of the spectrum as the main troublemakers and praises Nixon as centrist. He recalls his own era as one of common sense and notes his restraint in denouncing McCarthy. He discusses how reason and compromise aided constructive legislation despite opposition. A separate note lists the La Purisima Mission advisory meeting in Lompoc with nominations for new members.
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New York
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Reader’s Digest
Eisenhower
Alabama
George Wallace
Joseph R. McCarthy
Nixon
Congress
Hitler
McCarthy Eisenhower
McCarthy
la Purisima Mission State Historic Park
Lompoc
Francis Richard
Earl Calvert
Eugene Forbes
Miss Pearl Chase
Santa Barbara
Hancock College forms faculty speakers bureau for Central Coast groups
Hancock College creates a formal Faculty Speaker's Bureau led by economics instructor William Schwab. Seventeen instructors are listed with topics from Population Crises to Campus Unrest, available for day and evening talks through December with two weeks advance booking via the college.
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Hancock College
Central Coast Area
William Schwab
AHC
Schwab
College
Organized crime expands its reach into diverse businesses
The New York State Investigation Commission hearings reveal Mafia influence across industries from plastics and unions to bagel and kosher meat products, with cases showing coercion, loans, and stock theft. Experts warn the mob profits exceed billions while maintaining a brutal code of silence.
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Ralph Salerno
New York City
Defense Department
New York State Investigation Commission
Maurice Minuto
Nylophane Plastics Corp
Farmingdale
N.Y
Masiello
Minuto
Small Business Administration
Royal National Bank
U.S. Post Office
Castro
20Th Century Industries
Soldiers with families named in Vietnam service notices
U S Army reports Specialist Four David J Halbeisen 21 son of Mrs Margaret Halbeisen 3934 Jupiter Lompoc assigned Jan 30 to 43rd Signal Battalion Vietnam as microwave radio repairman. Wife Margaret lives 2244 Beech Ave Macon Ga. Private John W Allendorf 17 son of Mr and Mrs John W Allendorf 3939 Neptune Ave Lompoc completed reconnaissance training Feb 20 at Ft Knox Ky with eight weeks of training in scouting patrols jeep operations camouflage concealment and weapons handling.
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U.S. Army
Vietnam
David J. Halbeisen
Margaret Halbeisen
Jupiter
Lompoc
43Rd Signal Battalion
Margaret
Beech Ave
Macon
Ft, Knox
John W, Allendorf
Neptune Ave
Army Armor Center
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