Apollo 14 delayed by two months to December launch
CAPE KENNEDY AP Apollo 14 flight postponed at least two months from October to December and possibly into early 1971 due to oxygen tank changes to prevent explosions. Astronauts Shepard Roosa and Mitchell remain aboard and will target a Fra Mauro landing area.
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Lompoc Record Public Notices and Staff Directory
Public notice column identifies Lompoc Record Publications as a daily newspaper under Superior Court Decree No 47065 with a full staff roster and publication details. It lists officers including Mrs Kenneth L Adam president J Donald Adam publisher and secretary treasurer and editors and managers, plus professional affiliations and subscription rate of 2.25 per month.
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Kenneth L. Adam
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Hoover ties Communist elements to mass antiwar demonstrations
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover testified before the House Appropriations Committee that Communist elements aimed to force a unilateral U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam were deeply involved in the November 15 antiwar protests. He charged these groups with coordinating demonstrations in Washington San Francisco and abroad during a six month period prior.
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Girl blinded by sun eclipse now sees again
TIPTON Ind March 7 UPI Ann Turner 15 stared at a solar eclipse and was blinded. Marion eye specialist Dr Samuel Thompson said she had burn inflammation and scars but now has normal vision with periodic checkups for a year.
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Kent State ends festive weekend as National Guard departs
National Guard leaves Kent State after a fatal shooting tragedy that killed four students. Officials say reopening the campus is uncertain as talks with faculty address the term’s final weeks. Two victims were buried, with investigations continuing amid clouded details.
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Water Show and Community Events Schedule May 8 17
A calendar of upcoming events includes the 6th Annual Water Show Anything Goes at the Municipal Pool May 8 9, theater party May 8, Our Town at Cabrillo School, a May 10 swim party, plus a May 9 Assemblyman Don MacGillivray luncheon with a Republican women social. Also listed are Mexican Independence Day fundraiser events, a United Church program May 11, a May 12 Catholic Women meeting, PTA rummage sale May 15, Home Show May 15 17, La Purisima Fiesta May 17, a May 23 library book sale, and National Police Week open house May 10 17 with a SAC NORAD joint training over the western U S and Canada May 12 13.
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Lompoc Valley
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New executive named for TB association in Santa Barbara
Mrs Marguerite Ruoff formerly Syracuse University vocational counseling director is named executive director of the TB and Health association of Santa Barbara County. She succeeds Mrs M Inez Hill who resigns after 12 years. Ruoff has held posts at the University of Hawaii and Oklahoma City University and moved to Santa Barbara with her husband in 1968.
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Syracuse University
TB and Health Assn
Santa Barbara County
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Denver
Paul
Santa Barbara
Cate School
Cool weather spans nation with frosty Northeast and rain in West
United Press International reports cool air grips the Northeast with morning 30s and frost warnings in several states. Meanwhile the Southeast records 50s as the Pacific Northwest faces cold rain and high elevations see snow. Xerxes Xavier Zeus Zachary Silas Thaddeus is chosen for a baby name in London.
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