Sponsors of end war bill not pacifists
Five major sponsors of a bid to end the Indochina War are veterans, not pacifists. All served in World War II or Korea in the Army Navy or Air Force with campaigns in Europe Pacific and the Burma China India theaters. The principal backers include George S. McGovern Harold E Hughes and Frank Church.
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UPI
Korea
Army
Navy
Air Force
George S. McGovern
D-S.d
Harold E. Hughes
Diona
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Mark O. Hatfield
R-Ore
Charles E. Goodell
R-N.y
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Marine Corps
U.S
Indochina
Mansfield
McGovern
Germany
Austria
Italy
15Th Air Force
Hughes
83Rd
North Africa
Church
Infantry Hall of Fame
Ft. Benning
Dan Novak named to Academy for Class of 1974
Dan A. Novak of Vandenberg AFB earned a Presidential appointment to the U.S. Air Force Academy for entry with the Class of 1974 this summer. The 18 year old cadet candidate is the son of Lt. Col. Dan G. Novak and Mrs. Novak of Van Denberg. He graduated Cabrillo High School in 1969 and has attended New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell, New Mexico. He will report June 29 for basic cadet training lasting seven and a half weeks before the Aug start of the school year.
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Dan A. Novak
Vandenberg Afb
U.S. Air Force Academy
Air Force
Dan G. Novak
Cherry
Vandenberg
Novak
Cabrillo Senior
Lompoc
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
N.M
Augst
Colorado Rockies
U.S. Air Force
Armed Forces
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Air Force Academy
Colorado
Solvang man to be sentenced in Vietnam armor case
James B. Harris, 41, of Solvang and former assistant manager at Reflective Laminates of Fan Steel Corp pleaded no contest to failing to run ballistics tests on helicopter armor used in Vietnam. He faces up to five years and a $10,000 fine with sentencing set for June 15.
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Los Angeles
UPI
James B. Harris
Vietnam
Harris
Solvang
Fan Steel Corp
Lompoc Record Publication Details and Staff Listing
The notice lists the Lompoc Record Publications as the adjudicated legal newspaper under Superior Court Decree No 47065. It provides management roles, including Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam as President and J Donald Adam as Publisher and Secretary-Treasurer, with staff such as Editor Harry J. Crompe and News Editor Bill Cockshott. It notes associations with major press groups and a home delivery rate of 2.25 per month.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Yorty vows neutrality in governor race if he loses primary
Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty says he will endorse no one in the November general election if he loses the Democratic gubernatorial primary. He argues the nonpartisan mayoral office should not back a partisan candidate and criticizes Gov. Reagan as illogical.
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Sacramento
UPI
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Ronald Reagan
Jess Unruh
Yorty
Unruh
Reagan
Sol
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Richard Nixon
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Sacramento Press Club
William T. Bagley
Funeral for Soho character Rosie Cotter known as Rosie
Rosie's funeral drew hundreds in Soho as Jack Hardiman raised 550 dollars for a first class service and headstone. Timothy Cotter 54 known as Rosie had died in Brixton Prison after a drunkenness fine. Locals recall his kindness and odd fashion, songs, dances, and prayers for Apollo 13 astronauts.
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London
UPI
Darlin
Rosie
Soho
Timothy Cotter
Brixton
Jack Hardiman
Hardiman
Rose
Letter from Vietnam casualty warns war is immoral
Army Spec. 4 Keith K. Franklin 19 wrote a sealed letter to his parents before departing for Vietnam. He died last Tuesday in Cambodia and the note pleads that his death not be in vain, condemning the war and urging the American people to wake the silent majority. He enlisted in March 1969 and is survived by his parents, two sisters, and a brother. Franklin will have a civilian burial by his choice.
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Salamanca
N.Y
UPI
Army
Keith K. Franklin
Vietnam
Franklin
Cambodia
Washington
Demonstrations at University of Alabama. 37 Arrested
Police cleared 200 demonstrators from Florida Memorial College campus in a Monday night incident. Tear gas was used on the Opa-Locka campus to disperse students surrounding the Administration Building. Two officers were injured and two newsmen attacked during the clashes. About 46 people were arrested on disorderly conduct charges. A candlelight march involved 150 to 200 participants at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa.
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United Press International
Florida Memorial College
University of Alabama
Opa-Locka
Dade County Public Safety
Tuscaloo
Romney to Return Part of Salary to Signal Inflation Fight
George Romney said he will return one fourth of his 60 000 cabinet salary, donating 15 000 to dramatize inflation gloom. He urged new measures beyond current fiscal policy and proposed a watchdog commission to publicize wage and price actions. About 500 business and labor leaders attended the Waldorf luncheon where he spoke, while a protest outside led to 37 arrests after chants of pig pig pig.
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New York
UPI
George Romney
Nixon
Institute of Collective Bargaining and
California Senate approves three school aid bills
The Senate Education Committee backed three measures to boost state aid to schools and community colleges. Teale proposed a 320.2 million dollar increase for elementary and high schools in 1970-71 and a statewide property tax of 2.88 dollars per local district. Collier urged 50 percent state funding of local school costs, tying to Proposition 8 on the June ballot. Burgener backed 32.5 million for junior colleges. The bills move to the Finance Committee. Moscone suggested funding via income and corporate tax hikes.
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Sacramento
Upithree
Senate Education Committee
Finance Committee
Stephen P. Teale
D-Rail Road Flat
Randolph Collier
D-Yreka
Collier
Clair W. Burgener
San Diego
Albert Rodda
Teale
San Francisco
Los Angeles City
California School Boards Association
Sacramento City
Ronald Reagan
Weather Lashes Northeast Rockies and South with Showers
Widely scattered showers and thundershowers hit parts of the northeast the Rockies and the South today. About 200 families were forced to evacuate along the Illinois River near Peoria as the river rose toward a crest expected Wednesday and portions of three highways remained closed. The Canadian air mass cooled the north central states into the 40s while Phoenix and Blythe posted heat readings.
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United Press International
Rockies
Ilinois
Peoria
Ill
Southwest Desert
Phoenix
Ariz
Blythe- Calif
North Central States
Manson Expected to Be Sole Defense Witness in Tate Case
Charles Manson is seen as the only defense witness at the Tate murder trial set for June 15. Prosecutors pursue vicarious conspiracy charges with up to 85 witnesses, while Linda Kasabian tests immunity and may be key to proving Manson's mastermind role.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Charles Manson
Sharon Tate
Manson
Susan Atkins
Patricia Krensinkel
Leslie van Vouten
Miss Kasabian
Los Angeles Women’s
Miss Atkins
Linda
Spahn Ranch
Tate
Adolf Hitler
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