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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1969

Page

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Paroled murder defendant linked to 1959 case at Frontera

Carole Ann Tregoff, 31, convicted of murder with Dr. Bernard Finch in 1959, was paroled today from California Institution for Women after ten years in prison. Finch remains jailed on a life term for first degree murder.

Frontera Calif UPI Carole Ann Tregoff Bernard Finch California Institution For Women Miss Tregoff Finch California Institution For Men At Chino

Boys Club launches annual fund drive

Lom poc Valley Boys Club officers announce a multi-pronged drive aiming to raise about 12 000 to support 1 000 youths ages 7 to 18. Fund Drive Month is May with events and sustaining memberships of 10 or more.

Lompoc Valley West Ocean Avenue Jalama Surf Cachuma Walker United Fund

Laird calls for investigation of COA cost increase reports

Defense Secretary Melvin Laird urged a thorough probe into rising C5A costs after Senate Armed Services Committee testimony. He asked the GAO to join the Pentagon in studying a 2.1 billion cost overrun on the Air Force jumbo cargo jet contract.

Laird Washington UPI Melvin R. Laird Pentagon Capitol Hill Senate Armed Services Committee Air Force John Stennis D-Miss House Lockheed Aircraft Corp General Accounting Office Elmer B. Staats Philip N. Whittaker Defense Stennis Whitaker

Americans die scaling high peak Mt Dhawligiri

Five American mountaineers and two native guides were killed while attempting Mt Dhawligiri, a 26975 foot Himalayan peak. assistant leader William Read reported survivors in good condition. Victims named include Boyd Everett Jr and Paul Gerhard among others.

Katmandu Nepal UPI Mt. Kavalagiri Foreign Office William ‘‘al’’ Read Moose Wye Read American Alpine Club Boyd N. Everett Jr New York City Paul Gerhard Laguna Beach Calif John Vin Hoeman Anchorage Alaska William Ross Stanford David Siedman Norwalk Conn Everett Hoemen America Mt. Dhawligiri Louis Reichard James Morrissey James Janney St. Louis Jeff Duenwald Edwall, Wash

Saigon briefing pulls Lam as talks hint at breakthrough

South Vietnam’s chief negotiator Pham Dang Lam flew to Saigon for a government briefing amid signs of possible progress in the Paris peace talks. The NLF indicated readiness to discuss with other parties, while Le Duc Tho returned to Paris via Moscow after consultations in Hanoi.

Paris UPI Pham Dang Lam South Vietnam Saigon Lam Viet Cong National Liberation Front NLF U.S Nguy En van Thieu Hanoi Twe le Duc Tho Tho Moscow Vladimir Nkovakov

May Day Humor and Earthquake Quips From California

California survived doomsday fears as April brought quakes from Los Angeles to San Diego. Californians joked about disasters and a 63rd anniversary gathering near city hall, while coastal forecasts show highs in the high 50s to low 70s and tide tables for Friday.

San Francisco UPI California Golden State Los Angeles San Diego Borregon Springs San Franecisco Howard Hughes Nevada Ocean City Hall Lompoc

Three Lompoc motorists escape injury in rear end crash

Three motorists escaped injury after a three car rear end collision on East Ocean Avenue in Lompoc. Robert C. Lilley 51 Ralph Vargas 24 and Dorothy Bergman 49 were involved in the wreck in the 900 block shortly after 9 am.

Lompoc East Ocean Avenue Robert C. Lilley D St Ralph Vargas North Ave Dorothy Bergman Vargas

Israel retracts claim of damaging Egyptian power during raids

Israel acknowledged its commando raids near Nag Hammadi were mainly psychological, contradicting earlier reports of severely damaged bridges, high tension lines, and a Nag Hammadi dam. Egyptian Foreign Minister Raid condemned the operation as a perfidious aggression and noted defense forces repelled two Israeli planes.

United Press International Israel Today Egypt Cairo UPI Raymond Wilkinson Nag Hammadi Israel Mahmoud Raid U.N. Security Council

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Dawn Ebbert Tregoff Barbara Jean Finch Grant Cooper Sirhan B. Sirhan Robert F. Kennedy Standford Stanford University Encina Hall Santa Clara Kenneth Pitzer Richard M. Lyman Harvard of the Encina Applied Electronics Laboratory Dana Fabian Boys Club Mondo Castro George Afb Vietnam South Vandenberg United States South Vietnam National Liberation Front PiXies
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