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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1976

Page

3

Americans may leave Vietnam as week begins

Vietnamese authorities may permit about 38 Americans trapped in Saigon to depart soon as diplomacy shifts. Mennonite worker Max Ediger said many foreigners likely to leave as Vietnam seeks to clear foreigners.

Bangkok Thailand UPI Saigon U.S Vietnam Max Ediger

Israelis Hold Memorial Day as Security Forces Patrol

Security forces tight at work across Israel as sirens mark Memorial Day Thousands of police soldiers border guards and volunteers patrol cities after an Arab time bomb wounded 33 on Monday night At least 12 suspects were detained and released while nine wounded remain in hospital Greek consul general and wife among casualties Rabin vows readiness to defend the land as ceremonies slow traffic and halt daily life across the country

Jerusalem UPI Israel Yitzhak Rabin

Ex-Pentagon Scientist Warns on Nuclear Blackmail Over Food

Former Pentagon researcher Lowell Ponte says starving nations could use nuclear blackmail to claim a share of the shrinking world food supply. He cites a CIA famine warning tied to climate change and urges caution over growing global hunger.

Los Angeles UPI Pentagon United States Lowell Ponte International Research and Technology Corp CIA

New Swine Flu Vaccine Trials Underway in Atlanta

CDC officials test a new swine flu vaccine on about 1000 Atlanta volunteers to find the minimum effective dose and likely side effects. A $213 million crash program aims to immunize 213 million Americans by fall, with early trials showing no serious adverse reactions among 155 volunteers in Washington.

Atlanta UPI National Center For Disease Control Atlanta Area CDC Washington, D.C Ft. Dix N.J

Judges testify to hardship over forty two thousand salary

Eighty two federal judges seek court ruling that Congress and Presidents Ford and Nixon violated a constitutional ban by not granting pay raises. Affidavits from a current judge and five former judges detail financial strain as inflation erodes 42 000 a year pay.

Washington UPI Congress U.S U.S. Court of Claims Ford Nixon Justice Department Supreme Court Spencer Williams U.S. District Court San Jose Calif Thomas A. Masterson Philadelpha Overbrook Philadelphia Masterson

Dummar Faces Forgery Trial Tied to Hughes Inheritance

Melvin Dummar, Utah service station operator who claims a handwritten Howard Hughes will could leave him about 125 million, was arrested in Nevada for allegedly forging a payroll check. A Nevada jury could not reach a verdict, and the case was dismissed. Dummar also faced an earlier Utah charge for receiving stolen property, which was dismissed for lack of jurisdiction.

Hawthorne Nev UPI Melvin Dummar Utah Howard Hughes Dummar Willard Basic Refractories Inc Gables Kenneth Mann Hughes Ogden Nevada Las Vegas Sands Hotel Ray Melvin Hollywood

Classified Ad Hotline Number Prompt

Classified ad line urges quick action with a phone contact 736-5653 for placing listings. The brief repeats the offering of rapid ad placement and provides the single call-in number.

Wide-ranging labor woes grip plants prisons and cities

United Rubber Workers picketed about 15 Akron area rubber plants while Ohio's only maximum security prison faced blocked entrances. New York City 22,000 Building Service Employees Union members walked out at 3,000 apartment buildings. UPS and other strikes idled buses and trucks across 13 Midwest and nine Southern states, with UPS Teamsters talks planned. San Francisco city workers’ 35 day walkout halted tree irrigation trenches. Mayor Moscone cited no progress in stalled negotiations with 1,740 striking workers.

United Press International United Rubber Workers Union Ohio New York City Continental Trailways Southern United Parcel Service UPS Teamsters Memphis Tenn URW Akron Con B.F. Goodrich UAW Goodyear Tire and Rubber Corp Firestone Tire and Rubber Co Uniroyal Southern Ohio Correctional Facility Building Service San Francisco

Brown shuns second spot on Demo ballot

California Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. says he will not seek a vice presidential nomination or a second spot in the presidential primary sweepstakes. In Nevada for the May 25 primary he urged a new generation of leadership and criticized Carter’s approach while stressing a broad nationwide campaign. Brown pledged openness and a frugal approach to government as he campaigned with Nevada supporters including Rep. James Santini.

Las Vegas Nev UPI California Edmund G. Brown Jr Nevada Brown McCarren America Rep James Santini Dev House of Representatives Ple Washington Maryland Pennsylvania

Pan Am 747SP sets world record round-the-world flight

Pan American World Airways 747SP, named Clipper Liberty Bell, completed a global circumnavigation in 46 hours 50 seconds landing at Kennedy Airport. The earlier record stood at 62 hours 27 minutes 35 seconds on a Boeing 707. First class fares were 2927 dollars and economy 1865 dollars.

New York UPI Pan American World Airways Kennedy Airport

Advertising specialties as promotional tools and limits

The piece explains ad specialties like calendars, key chains, pens and more as promotional items bearing a company name. It discusses their potential value, consumer reactions, and cautions against relying on them as the sole marketing strategy, urging balanced use with newspaper advertising.

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