Kissinger to Resume Vietnam Talks in Paris Monday
The White House says Dr. Henry Kissinger will begin new cease-fire negotiations in Paris Monday with Le Duc Tho. Tho arrived with a demand for rapid signing of the nine point truce. Talks may extend several days, with further discussions in Saigon likely for South and North Vietnam.
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Deaths at Southern University In Baton Rouge Shootout
National Guard and police patrolled Southern University in Baton Rouge after two black students were killed during a battle over control of the administration building. Governors and officials said no weapons were found, while coroner reports blamed lead fragments. Denver A. Smith, 20, of New Roads, identified among the dead.
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California Supreme Court splits over car search and tape ruling
The California Supreme Court issued a seven member decision on a 1971 Palm Springs kidnapping case. The court upheld the lower court's ruling that a car search was legal while ruling a secret jail office tape recording of a conversation between Jerald North and his wife could not be used as evidence.
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Weekend storm forecast hits Southern California hard
Severe rain and heavy mountain snowfall flood the region as a second Pacific storm exits. A third storm is expected Saturday bringing more rain to Los Angeles and nearby counties. Several roads closed, power lines down, and two fatalities linked to the downpours.
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Perón Returns as Mutiny Sparks Naval Clash in Argentina
Juan Perón arrived in Buenos Aires ending 17 years in exile, triggering a naval mutiny at the Naval School of Mechanics. Marines loyal to President Lanusse crushed the rebellion, with a brief firefight and casualties including one noncommissioned officer killed. security forces separated Perón from most followers amid heavy rain and military contingents.
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Thompson Named 1974 Lompoc Centennial Chairman
Harold G. Thompson, former mayor and longtime Lompoc Valley resident, was named chairman of the Lompoc Centennial Celebration for 1974. Councilman Stevens and co chair Lefkowitz lauded his leadership and community service as the centennial year plan unfolds with events, tourism focus, and involvement from local organizations.
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Plea to Preserve Indian Site Faces County Review
Santa Barbara activist Russell A. Ruiz asks the county Planning Commission to halt development of the Hammond estate in Montecito to protect the Shalwaj Chumash village site. He warns the project would bury relics and urges proper investigation of this ancient coastal site dating back possibly 40 000 years.
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Russell A. Ruiz
Santa Barbara
Quabajai-Chumash Association
Hammond Estate
Montecito
Ruiz
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