Indian jets down three Pakistani warplanes in border clash
Indian Defense Minister Vidya Charan Shukla told Parliament that four Pakistani sabrejets intruded into Indian airspace near Bogra on Monday. Three were shot down by Gnat fighters. two pilots were captured after parachuting. No Indian damage reported. Pakistan declared a state of emergency amid escalating hostilities.
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Nixon warns against Europe troop cuts amid peace talks
President Nixon warns that reducing U S troop strength in Western Europe by 60,000 could damage leverage in NATO and SALT negotiations. He urges status quo and notes broader risks to the Mideast balance while NATO talks advance.
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UPI
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Europe
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NATO
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Moscow
Berlin
Appropriations Committee
Mike Mansfield
Mideast
Ronald L. Ziegler
Mediterranean
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Patey resigns as Lompoc chamber executive
Ralph Patey, executive manager of the Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce for five years, resigned yesterday to take a Tucson Citizen position as advanced systems director. The board named the personnel committee to interview successors as of December. Patey will oversee systems planning and computer controlled offset printing during Tucson Citizen’s new building conversion.
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Ralph Patey
Lompoc Valley
Fran Underwood
Patey
Tucson Citizen Newspapers
Advanced Systems
District backs city water studies and new county group
The Santa Ynez River Water Conservation District authorizes staff help to the City of Lompoc for two studies. Engineering consultant Thomas Stetson will price Lompoc Dam and Reservoir work and assess a proposed percolation bed east of Lompoc. Mayor Arthur Scott and Director Ken Dawson spoke for the city.
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Arthur Scott
Ken Dawson
Viet march pushes into Cambodia to blunt guerrilla threat
South Vietnamese ARVN units aided by U.S. jets and helicopters crossed into Cambodia along a 100 mile front toward Phnom Penh. Three paratroop battalions were airlifted to zones near Krek as 25 guerrillas were reported killed and 20 ARVN wounded.
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Cambodia
Phnom Penh
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Mekong
Bassac
Parrot’s Beak
Krek
Parrots Beak Ups
Stewart Kellerman
Tran Dai Minh
Agreement on many teacher requests in Lompoc talks
The Lompoc Education Association and the school board report general agreement on rights under the Constitution and exchange of public information. They are moving toward a policy on employe relations and have revised a grievance policy, with more installments planned. The board reaffirmed a 30 student per teacher standard, with LEA seeking lower ratios.
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Lompoc Education Association
Vaughn Proctor
LEA
School
U.S
Sadat Presses Israeli Withdrawal for Middle East Peace
Anwar Sadat told an African peace mission in Cairo that no peace is possible without Israel withdrawing from occupied Egyptian territory. He reiterated Egypt’s stance stated on Nov 1, insisting such a pledge is the basis for peace. In Jerusalem, Israelis debated US policy and tested air raid warnings amid rising war talk.
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Anwar Sadat
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Sadat
Israel
Egypt
Leopold Senghor
Senegal
Mar Yakubu Gowan
Nigeria
Cameroon
Zaire
Jerusalem
Knesset
United States
New Justices Powell and Rehnquist Endorsed by Senate Panel
Senate Judiciary Committee endorses Powell and Rehnquist for Supreme Court seats. Powell, 64, Richmond attorney and former ABA president, expected to win confirmation. Rehnquist, 47, an assistant attorney general, faces ongoing opposition on the floor. votes were unanimous for Powell and 12 to 4 for Rehnquist. Nixon announced the selections on October 21 to replace Hugo Black and John Harlan, who retired in September.
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UPI
Lewis F Powell
William H. Rehnquist
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Powell
Rehnquist
Senate
Richmond
American Bar Association
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
John V. Tunney
Calif
Nixon
Powell and
Hugo L Black
John M. Harlan
Black
China Takes Second Security Council Seat at U N
China joins the 15 member United Nations Security Council between Burundi and France and gains veto power alongside the United States Great Britain France and the Soviet Union. Huang Hua will be the Communist delegation's top representative after the Taiwan based Nationalist seat is expelled.
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Burundi
France
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Great Britain
Soviet Union
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General Assembly
Huang Hua
Canada
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China On Security Council
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