Major confrontation urged between Israel and United States
Israel’s ambassador to Washington Yitzhak Rabin will return to Jerusalem for urgent consultations amid reports of a possible major confrontation with the United States over Phantom jet aircraft supplies. The Jerusalem Post cites Washington’s stance as a factor in rising tensions while Egypt seeks a broad peace settlement based on the Nov 22 1967 Security Council resolution. An African mission led by Senegal’s Senghor and others ends a Middle East tour with aims to press a compromise safeguarding territorial integrity and implementing the 1967 resolution.
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Post
Jerusalem
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al Ahram
Anwar Sadat
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Egypt
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Leopold Senghor
Senegal
Ahmado Ahidju
Cameroon
Yakubu Gowonot
Nigeria
Joseph Mobutu
Zaire
Congo
Organization of African Unity
OAU
Security Council
Wallace says U N complete failure
Governor George Wallace of Alabama declared the United Nations an almost complete failure and urged the United States to end its financial and moral backing. He blamed Nixon era policies for China’s UN expulsion and spoke to 1,000 supporters at the International Hotel in Los Angeles.
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UPI
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United States
George Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Nixon
China
International Hotel
Gore predicts Muskie Stevenson 1972 ticket nomination
Albert Gore told about 200 in Stanford that Muskie and Stevenson III will be Democratic presidential nominees. He called 1972 a year of the challenger amid an economic slump and waning world prestige. In Washington, Rep. George Mahon criticized 1969 pay raises as undercutting inflation fight. He cited a rise from 30 000 to 42 500 for congressmen and the president's salary to 200 000.
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UPI
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Tennessee
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Maine
Adlai E. Stevenson III
Winois
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Nixon
George Mahon
D-Tex
House Appropriations Committee
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Lompoc Record Publication Details and Rates
Entered as second class mail in Lompoc California this notice lists officers editors and staff of the Lompoc Record Publications a California corporation with a Speriation Rate of 2.2 per month for daily delivery by mail in advance Published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day and the paper is a member of several press associations and the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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Lompoc
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Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
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J. Donald Adam
Gaylen Jackson
Communism Celebrates 54 Years in Moscow Parade
Moscow marked 54 years of communism with a subdued Red Square display. The 10 minute military march featured rockets tanks and artillery led by Defense Minister Andrei Grechko who avoided sharp rhetoric and did not single out the United States or China.
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UPI
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China
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Andrei A. Grechko
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Grechko
Indochina
Ussr
Stanford verdict seen shaping tenure battles at universities
The six week Franklin trial at Stanford ends as a verdict decision looms. Prosecutors accuse Professor H Bruce Franklin of inciting violence and the university seeks firing to curb activist faculty. The board will issue a recommendation in three weeks after considering charges related to a speech disruption on January 11.
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UPI
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H Bruce Franklin
Franklin
Herman Melville
Richard W. Lyman
Lyman
Henry Cabot Lodge
Greenpeace Too heads home from Alaska protest voyage
The protest vessel Greenpeace Too, chartered by Don't Make A Wave Committee in Vancouver, left Sandpoint Alaska and headed toward Cape Spencer to rejoin the inside passage. The crew of 28 decided to return to Vancouver rather than press toward Amchitka following Saturday's five megaton nuclear test, amid divided opinions and weather concerns.
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Alaska
UPN
Greenpeace
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Vancouver
Cape Spencer
Amchitka Island
Chili contest ends in debate in Terlingua
In Terlingua Texas a private jet traveler from Los Angeles C V Wood claimed the world chili cookoff trophy while New York chef George Wright won the right to challenge him next year Fowler the 1970 titleholder complained the judges did not sample all his four alarm chili and chased the panel across Dirty Women Creek amid gusty winds Wood had hoped to lift his secret ingredients with a hot air balloon but winds prevented inflation
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Los Angeles
George Wright
New York
Wood
Texas
Wick Fowler
Austin
Fowler
Dirty Women Creek
Wright
Henderson
Nation's weather swirls across East as cold grips nation
Up to a foot of snow blankets parts of Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York while record lows grip the East. Detroit and Fort Wayne set cold records as the Great Lakes chill spills south with warnings from New England to Georgia. In California, United Republicans vote to organize a dump Nixon campaign amid UN withdrawal calls.
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United Press International
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Rockies
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Georgia
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Great Lakes
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UPI
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Nixon
Yorty predicts major troop cuts in Vietnam policy
Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty speaking in New Hampshire said President Nixon would announce a sharp reduction in U S troops in Vietnam by November 15 aiming to about 40 000 combat troops He charged Senate dove critics with opposing Nixon yet he follows their advice Proxmire meanwhile quit the Democratic race citing weak finances and opposition to federal spending
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Los Angeles
Nixon
Vietnam
New Hampshire Conservative Union
Yorty
Senate
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Nashua
New Hampshire
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Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Cannikin blast in Alaska tests antiballistic warhead
Amid Cannikin's nuclear test in Amchitka Alaska officials weigh the weapons purpose while weather and court rulings threaten delays. Maj. Gen. Giller asserts the test met weapon requirements as officials, reporters, and families watch the countdown and see the visual blast.
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Giller
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Charles Schlesinger
Gen
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