Three airmen seriously injured when car leaves road near Village
A 1967 car driven by Airman 1.C. John J. Bianco Jr. failed to negotiate a curve on Lom poc Casmalia Road. The vehicle spun 100 yards, left the road, and crashed into a brush gully, ejecting Bianco, Alan Dressler, and Carl Baker. They were evacuated to Lom poc Hospital then to Vandenberg Base Hospital with severe wounds and varying conditions.
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Lompoc-Casmalia
California Highway Patrol
C. John J. Bianco, Jr
N. Fourth St
Alan Lynn Dressler
Carl H. Baker
Vandenberg Air Force Base
SPS
Bianco
Dressler
Baker
CHP
Lompoc-Casmalie Road
Highway 1
Vandenberg Village
Wye
Hosital
Los Angeles Election Polls Favor Bradley. Pentagon Wasted Billions
City polls show Thomas Bradley leading to become Los Angeles' first Black mayor as Sam Yorty contests the race. In Washington a joint subcommittee accuses the Pentagon of wasteful spending and calls for tighter controls and a reallocation of federal revenue between military and civilian budgets.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Thomas Bradley
America
Sam Yorty
Yorty
Bradley
Cleveland
Gary
Ind
San Fernando Valley
Bradly
California
Washington
Pentagon
Congress
Senate House Subcommittee On
Tually
Sens
Len B. Jordan
Idaho
Charles H. Percy
Donald Rumsfeld
Ill
Nixon
Joint Economic Committee
Department of Defense
Missing seven year old boy found in Lompoc Shopping Center
Law enforcement units began mass search for a seven year old boy missing since yesterday afternoon. The child was located this noon by police at the Lompoc Shopping Center after reportedly spending last night with a friend. Parents Mr and Mrs Donald C Ackerman reported the disappearance at 1 PM yesterday.
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Lompoc
Donald C. Ackerman
Secret Viet Peace Moves Discussed by U S Negotiator
U S diplomat William H. Sullivan, veteran of secret contacts with North Vietnam, began consultations with allied Paris talks delegates. He spoke with American and South Vietnamese teams after arriving from Bangkok, with officials not disclosing discussion topics.
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Paris
UPI
U S
North Vietnam
William H. Sullivan
U.S
Laos
Sullivan
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Bangkok
Thailand
Vientaine
Vietnam
Vientane An
United States
District to Move Into New Central Administration
The school district staff will relocate to the new central administration on North A Street during the week of June 9. Board trustees will note the move at today’s regular meeting. An open house will be held later after furnishing. Also on the agenda are textbook adoption and a petroleum bid for ethyl gasoline at 21 cents per gallon and regular at 19 cents.
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North A
Thirteen arrested at Texas Woman's University
Thirteen people were arrested at Texas Woman's University amid a protest in which several individuals were armed with fire bombs and a pistol. Nine of those arrested were students, and police said the demonstration followed earlier violence at Seattle Community College and a march at California state campuses.
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Womans University
United Press International
Texas Woman’s University
Seattle Community College
Texas
Southern Illinois University
Delyte Morris
California
Ronald Reagan
Statehouse
State University System
Seattle
Black Students Union and
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Porterville GI Seeks Discharge After Long Leave
Pfc Richard Beaty a 21 year old soldier from Porterville spent most of his service on furlough. On 30 day leave he awaited orders. Fifteen months later he contacted a recruiting officer and the Pentagon twice with Navy checks, still awaiting discharge. His discharge date set for February 1969, he sued for back pay and was granted another 20 day leave by the Army.
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Porterville
UPI
Richard Beaty
Pentagon
Navy
Army
Hershey Opposes All-Volunteer Army Plan
Selective Service Director Lewis B. Hershey, in Washington, opposed President Nixon's proposal for an all volunteer Army. He argued it won’t work and isn’t the American way, noting the fighting man has traditionally volunteered for freedom rather than for cash.
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Washington
UPI
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Nixon
Nixon Seeks Postal Service Move From Politics to Independence
President Nixon urged Congress to strip the Post Office of politics and red ink by creating a government owned yet independent U S Postal Service. A nine member board would run the self financing agency proposed to replace the Cabinet department currently posting about a billion dollars’ annual deficit.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
White House
Winton M. Blount
U.S. Postal Service
Cabinet Department
Post Office Department
Postal Corporation
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Proxmire
Rodney Ackerman
Valley
Bill Casto
Alisal
Santa Barbara
Cindy Sousa
David Devine
Southern Illinois Student Senate
Morris’ Lawn
Carbondale
Hershey
Post Office
Pixies
By Wohl
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