U S Navy jets strike base near Hanoi amid raids
U S command says Navy jets hit military targets about 15 miles west of Hanoi focusing on storage facilities barracks and training camps. Two Navy jets reportedly shot down near Hanoi with three MIGs downed today marking a three day three MIGs in a day pattern.
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Weekend fatal and nonfatal injuries in multiple traffic crashes
One person died and eight others were injured in a series of weekend crashes across Santa Barbara County. Olin Paul, 17, of Ballard, died Friday night in a loose gravel pickup rollover on Three Springs Road north of Rancho Alisal Road. Gregory Donovan, 16, of Solvang, the driver, was treated and released. Other injured include Paul Shelley 17 Solvang with a broken jaw and Robert Millar 16 Ballard with a hip injury. A skull fracture occurred to Michael Cruikshank 15 Solvang in a private property motorcycle collision. Michael Wilson 15 of Milky Way drove a second motorcycle. Thomas Neely 50 San Marino sustained fractured legs after being hit on Highway 246. Donald Costello 24 Vandenberg AFB had minor injuries in a car collision with Russell Hinkens 49 Mission Hills. Major damage reported to both cars in the North H Street incident.
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IRS grants Lompoc school staff 1.1 percent raise
The Internal Revenue Service has approved a 1.1 percent raise for Lompoc teachers and administrators effective December 14 to match the pre freeze level offered by the school board. The board meets at 3:30 p.m. in the Central Administration Building to note the action and discuss certificated and classified salary increases already set at 6.6 percent.
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Acting director Gray aims to be Nixon's FBI head
L Patrick Gray II, serving as acting FBI director, says he wants the job permanently after the election. He moves quickly to shape leadership, calls 59 special agents in charge to Washington, plans visits to each office, and aims to learn all duties of top aides while expanding drug and organized crime focus and enhancing transparency.
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Nixon Huddles Aides Over Vietnam War Policy
President Nixon convened a three hour National Security Council meeting as U.S. Navy planes attacked a North Vietnamese staging area near Hanoi. No details were released but Senate Democrats urged a briefing before antiwar legislation proceeds. The White House reaffirmed no change in April 30 policy not to bomb North Vietnamese river dikes.
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End the War Debate Faces Delicate Senate Decision
Senate leaders Mansfield and Scott weigh delaying or advancing a major Vietnam War debate after a China trip. Democrats plan a caucus as backers split on voting now versus waiting for Nixon’s Moscow visit. Fulbright to open Pentagon Papers hearings with Gelb Thomson Schlesinger and Chomsky testifying.
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Price Commission charges firms over missed profit reports
Washington Reuters The Price Commission charged 374 large US companies with failing to file quarterly profit reports by the May deadline. The agency said the Justice Department would be asked to prosecute if information is not submitted within five days, with more violators to be announced later this week.
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Apollo 16 defueling blast injures 46 at San Diego hangar
An explosion at the North Island Naval Air Station hangar during Apollo 16 fuel draining sent 46 people to hospitals for observation with no serious injuries. The blast damaged a $50,000 pumping unit and tore a roof hole 250 feet above, while debris struck walls and two Navy aircraft. The lunar craft sustained only minor damage from flying debris as nitrogen tetroxide burned near the control system.
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