Fourth F111 Lost in Three Days
The U S command reports the loss of a $15 million F-111 swing wing bomber the fourth American jet downed in three days. Two crewmen are missing and B 52s conducted 15 raids against North Vietnamese targets setting a new high for war time strikes.
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Lompoc Record Publishes Legal Notice in Superior Court Case
Classified notice from Lompoc Record Publications lists the Superior Court case No 47065 under Act of ress. It gives publisher credits and staff roles, rate of $2.25 monthly, and notes home delivery by mail. Published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day.
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South Korea approves Park power constitution
South Korea ratifies a new constitution granting Park Chung Hee near unlimited power for an extended term. Voters backed the measure with over 90 percent approval as opposition campaigning was barred and martial law imposed.
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Farr back to jail after stay delays contempt ruling
Los Angeles Times reporter William Farr, facing an indeterminate sentence for refusing to reveal his sources on a Manson family story, was ordered jailed but a judge stayed the order for now. A new hearing is set for next Monday as Farr, 37, weighs his options.
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Nixon to unveil new look for second term in weeks
President Nixon plans to begin unveiling the new look administration for his second term within weeks. White House spokesman said changes will be extensive and completed by mid December or sooner. He noted ongoing sessions with Cabinet members and top officials at Camp David ahead of final selections.
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Reagan hints at Senate bid in 1974 from California
Gov. Ronald Reagan says retirement to private life is unlikely after eight years as governor and he hints at a possible run for the U.S. Senate in 1974 against Sen. Alan Cranston. He notes undecided status and says his decision will depend on where he can best serve.
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Navy Probe Sealed Over Race and Discipline on Carriers
A House Armed Services subcommittee hearings on racial and disciplinary problems aboard the aircraft carriers Constellation and Kitty Hawk went secret today. Testimony was heard behind guarded doors with no public comments from officials or witnesses. Capt J D Ward testified amid an unprecedented walkout by black crew members, sparking questions about discipline and possible racial bias in Navy personnel troubles.
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Chicago Seven retrial possible after appeals ruling
The 7th Circuit reversed five convictions from the 1968 Democratic National Convention disorders case and allowed retrial, citing judge Hoffman and prosecutor conduct. The court also ordered access to government wiretaps to assess taint in any retrial. U S Attorney James R Thompson said he would consult with Attorney General Kleindienst before deciding on retry.
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Assembly backs wild and scenic rivers bill on north coast
The California Assembly approved a bill by Sen. Peter Behr to designate the Eel Klamath Trinity Smith and tributaries and the American north fork in the Sierra as wild and scenic rivers. The 50 to 20 vote upheld the plan despite flood concerns with Assemblyman Dunlap urging preservation.
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SALT II talks opened amid caution over breakthroughs
Western officials warned there is no early breakthrough expected in the new round of SALT negotiations between the United States and the Soviet Union. They noted the first round yielded medium-term gains, but SALT II involves far more complex, long-term commitments toward a stable strategic relationship into the decade and beyond as urged by President Nixon in his opening session letter.
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