Aerospace workshops offered for unemployed professionals
The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics plans free workshops in Los Angeles and Orange County for unemployed aerospace engineers scientists and professionals. Three sessions cover job seeking resume writing interview prep and personal evaluation. Registration runs through May 21 1970 with sessions limited to groups of 40.
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American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
Los Angeles
Orange County
Vandenberg
AIA
MASA
Teamsters vow to halt freight across San Francisco Bay area
In San Francisco and nearby cities, Teamsters threaten a broad halt to long distance freight operations except essential services. Fred Bristow or LA locals say action will continue in the Bay Area, with booths at terminals and some transportation routes blocked while negotiations continue. The strike stems from dismissals of 10,000 drivers who led a wildcat action six weeks earlier.
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San Francisco
UPI
Teamsters
San Francisco Bay Area
San Francisco Bay
Fred Bristow
Los Angeles
Sacramento
San Joaquin
California Trucking Association
Joseph L. Alioto
Gloucester man frees dangerous dog after court decision
In Gloucester England David Evans admitted his dog was dangerous and said he had given it to his mother in law. The court chose not to proceed with the case after the admission.
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U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Tin Sang
Gloucester
England
UPI
David Evans
Evans
Lompoc Record Details Publication and Rates
Entered as second class mail in Lompoc California under Act of Congress the Lompoc Record is published by Lompoc Record Publications a California Corporation with officers including Mrs Kenneth L Adam President J Donald Adam Publisher Harry J Crompe Editor Gaylen Jackson Business Manager and Vice Presidents and associations listed Subscription rate 2 25 per month home delivery or mail published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Nation's Weather Clear and Mild Across Most Regions
United Press International reports clear mild conditions across much of the interior with rain and showers in the Northeast and Eastern Seaboard. A Pacific front brought showers and thundershowers to the Far West and northern Plains while Dickinson North Carolina saw gusts over 60 mph. Sunday temperatures rose above 90 in much of the West and desert areas baked at 100 degrees or more.
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Ly United Press International
Seaboard
Gulf Region
Rockies
Great Plains
Dickinson
N.C
Accused GIs criticize Army defense offered
Two soldiers facing possible death sentences over the My Lai case say the Army denies them chosen defense counsel. Pvt. Max Hutson and Pvt. Gerald Smith blame the Army for limiting counsel, despite regulations guaranteeing representation by chosen military lawyers. Both appeals for preferred attorneys were denied.
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Atlanta
API
My Lai
Army
Max D. Hutson
Attica
Ind
Gerald A. Smith
Chicago
UPI
Hutson
Smith
Gowing
Washington
Ft. McPherson
Continental Army
U.S. Army
Congressman's push for fat content data on hot dogs
Rep. Benjamin Rosenthal of New York seeks Agriculture Department disclosures on fat content in federally inspected cooked sausages. He questions why two reports showing precise fat amounts and plants producing sausages over 30 percent fat were denied. He plans to press officials on plans to inform consumers and on recalls for fat-test failures.
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Washington
UPI
Benjamin
Rosenthal
DNY
Agriculture Department
Hughes Buys Harold's Club in Reno Upgrade for Hughes empire
Howard Hughes expands Nevada gambling reach by purchasing Harold's Club in downtown Reno. The deal reportedly values the property around 11 million, with Robert Maheu confirming the acquisition after negotiations. Hughes already owns several Reno resorts and other Nevada assets.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Howard Hughes
Nevada
Reno
Robert Maheu
Hughes
Harold
Huge mail response for Nixon in Cambodia action
Senate offices report an unprecedented mail surge over Nixon's Cambodia move with 150 sacks overflowed and hallways piled with letters. Aides note overwhelming opposition to sending U S troops, with Mansfield and Fulbright seeing far more against than for. Miller and other Republicans show mixed signals while Goldwater leans pro Nixon.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Senate Post Office
Congress
Western Union
Pearl Harbor
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
Cambodia
Jack Miller
Iowa
Miller
A. J. Montgomery
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Arizona
Paul J. Fannin
Barry M. Goldwater
Huge leap forces frog jump jubilee winners in Angels Camp
Two trainers Leonard Hall and Bill Proctor of Concord California won first and second place at the Splash Down frog jump jubilee with 19 feet 4 inches in three leaps earning 300 dollars. Their 1966 entry Ripple set a world record of 19 feet 3 inches. Twinkle Toes also trained by Hall and Proctor placed second with 18 feet 24 inches. About 70 000 people attended the four day world championship.
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Angels Camp
UPI
Yesteryear
Leonard Hall
Bill Proctor
Concord
Calif
Hall
Proctor
Twinkle Toes
Hale
Heat Driven Fires Threaten Homes In Los Angeles Area
Two fires started within minutes of each other in Los Angeles County blackened about 150 acres and endangered 40 homes near La Tuna Canyon and nearby communities. Fifteen engine units fought the La Tuna blaze until containment near 10 PM, with a later major emergency declared as 26 engine crews battled both fires. Fire officials warned wind could have worsened the damage.
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Los Angeles
UPI
la Tuna Canyon
Fire Department
Bill Burmester
Ex convict nabbed in Los Angeles kidnapping case
Ex convict Robert Brazell, 28, was arrested at a woman’s home in Fresno after a Los Angeles APB linked him to the kidnapping of 3 year old Dennis Arbuckle. The child was found safe and placed with a foster family while his mother planned reunification. Brazell surrendered to police.
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Brazell
Dora Arbuckle
Dennis
Andrew Barkowsky
Elizabeth Taylor in Cedars Hospital For Minor Surgery
Hollywood star Elizabeth Taylor checked into Cedars of Lebanon Hospital for a minor gynecologic procedure. Dr Rex Kennamer said she would stay about three days before returning to New York with Richard Burton to film a segment of The Lucy Show for next fall.
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Hollywood
UPI
Elizabeth Taylor
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Miss_ Taylor
Rex Kennamer
New York
Richard Burton
Lucy
Kennamer
Base bond drive underway at Van denberg Air Force Base
The 1970 U S Savings Bond Campaign runs through June 19 with 28 project officers soliciting participants. By week two total participation reached 6 191 27 with military buyers at 5 731 25 and civilians at 460 02, a 57 9 percent rate. Meanwhile in Hove England police removed a 151 pound Great Pyrenees wandering the streets, as officers struggle to find it a home due to its large appetite.
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U.S
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Hove
England
UPI
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