Mansfield vows to press fight on troop cuts in Europe
Senate Leader Mike Mansfield said he will again push to cut the 300,000 man U S force in Europe after his defeat 61 to 36. He argued reductions ease the dollar crisis and press NATO allies to share defense costs.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Mike Mansfield
U.S
Europe
Mansfield
Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Harry S Truman
Montana
United States
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Robert Griffin
R-Mich
NATO
Five charged in bold burglaries in Santa Maria area
Police credited two clerks with catching five Santa Maria women suspected of shoplifting more than 1000 dollars in merchandise from Lompoc stores. All items were recovered as the suspects led officers from Walnut Plaza to Moore's and Stalker's before arrest. Bail set at 10875 each for Peggy Baez and Dalia Cedillos.
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Santa Maria
Lompoc
Walnut Plaza
Walnut Avenue
H Street
Moore’s Department
Ocean Avenue
I Street
Stalker's Men’s and Ladies Apparel
Pine Avenue
Peggy Baez
Dalia Cedillos
Diane Edwina Bohl
Darlene
Elaine Pelletier
Dorothy Bohl
Landry
Jean Gilman
Jaygee’s
R.J. Meier Ltd
Sally’s
Woolworth’s
Remars
Pico’s
Moore’s
Benos
House abandons bid to revive the SST program
The House formally declared the supersonic transport project dead after a large Senate rejection. Chairman George H. Mahon said the SST is dead and cannot be revived, with $85.3 million used to terminate rather than revive the project. Boeing criticized for reluctance to revive the program, citing potential costs up to a billion dollars.
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Mahon
House
Senate
Boeing
William M. Magruder
Transportation Department
William M. Allen
Magruder
Allen
U S Helicopters Hit as North Vietnamese Fight A Shau Valley
U S helicopters came under heavy fire while U S and ARVN troops battled dug-in NVA forces at both ends of the A Shau Valley in South Vietnam. In Laos a 12 hour attack drove government forces from Houei Kong on the Bolovens Plateau. ARVN units reported 38 NVA killed in one engagement and the 54th ARVN regiment fought eight hours at the valley’s northeastern end, taking five more losses.
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Saigon
API
A Shau
U.S
Laos
Vientiane
Houei Kong
Bolovens
UPI
Stewart Kellerman
South Vietnam
ARVN
54Th
California coast eyed for multi million dollar oceanic center
Feasibility studies by Makai Range Inc. target a Goleta Santa Barbara area site for an oceanic research complex. Officials include Supervisor Grant and planners with Embarcadero Rancho ownership linked via Lee National Corp. New York.
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Makai
Hal Showbo
Makai Range, Inc
Hawaii
Skowbo
Goleta
Daniel G. Grant
Herbert H. Diverbiss
Eugene C. Sexton
Goleta Valley
Susan Trescher
Sierra Club
Sue Higman
Hugh McCormick
Embarcadero Rancho
McCormick
U.S. 101
Lee National Corp
New York
Nixon Announces Breakthrough in SALT Talks with Soviet Union
President Nixon says the United States and Soviet Union will seek curbs on both offensive and defensive missiles showing a new era in peace aims. White House sources expect progress this year as negotiators tackle ABMs and MIRVs amid cautious optimism.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Soviet Union
White House
United States
Moscow
U.S
How intelligent are Oscars by Wilma Jack
Cabrillo High School marine science students study the Oscar fish with a $50 grant from Santa Barbara County Heart Association. Barbara Freeman tracks behavioral patterns learning, feeding, color, growth, sex, and territorial changes as the project aims to run four to five years post-graduation.
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Oscar Fish
Dave Long
Barbara Freeman
Santa Barbara County Heart Association
Wilma Jack
Cabrillo High School
Marine Science Lab
Cabrillo
Amazon River
Guiana
Paraguay
Florida
Hawaii
Long
Marine Science Department
Warren Arnold
Sadat says Suez open only with broader Middle East peace
President Sadat told Egypt's assembly that the Suez Canal can reopen only as part of a wider peace settlement, insisting Egyptian troops occupy both canal sides. He warned the canal cannot be opened on Israel's terms and dissolved Egypt's one legal party pending elections.
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Cairo
UPI
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Suez Canal
Middle East
Sadat
Israel
Tel Aviv
East Bank
Canal
William P. Rogers
U.S
Rogers
Irael
Nixon
Arab Socialist Union
Boxer puppy relieves pharmacist during residential delivery
Pharmacist John Gannon was relieved of a portion of his trousers yesterday by a boxer dog during a routine residential delivery. The incident occurred in a quiet neighborhood and no injuries were reported.
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John Gannon
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