Nixon knew of Son Tay prisoner move before raid
Washington sources said President Nixon was fully aware captives might be moved from the Son Tay POW camp before he ordered the raid. The helicopter assault failed to free any prisoners, but Nixon reportedly considered the mission a success.
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Nixon
Washington
UPI
Son Tay
Hanoi
U.S
Laird
William P. Rogers
Adm
Thomas H. Moorer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Henry A. Kissinger
Moorer
National Security Council
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.N. Team Probes Guinea Invasion Amid Submarine Attacks
A U.N. fact finding mission flies to Guinea to investigate alleged Portuguese mercenary raids aimed at overthrowing President Ahmed Sekou Toure. Toure reports three night submarine attacks off the West African coast and accuses big powers of complicity while Portugal denies involvement.
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Abidjan
Ivory Coast
UPI
U.N
Guinea
Ahmed Sekou Toure
Toure
Conakry
West African
Portugal
U.N. Security Council
Africa
Capitol guides in new uniforms
White House tour guides wear gray slacks, blue blazers with a presidential coat of arms, white shirts and maroon ties. Mrs. Richard Nixon ordered the outfits, which drew little criticism unlike the ceremonial uniforms previously abandoned after remarks they resembled palace guards attire.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Richard Nixon
Calley trial recesses for Thanksgiving holiday
The William L. Calley Jr. court martial recessed for a week over Thanksgiving with no witnesses yet linking the 27 year old lieutenant to the My Lai massacre. Testimony showed casualties from a helicopter evacuation of civilians, while jurors questioned a former pilot under oath. Pan American announced half fare Christmas leave for servicemen with stand by Vietnam to San Francisco tickets and confirmed return reservations.
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FT. Benning
UPN
William L. Calley Jr
My Lai
San Francisco
UPI
Saigon
Vietnam
Pan American World Airlines
Pan Am
United States
Cancer enzyme seen linking viruses to human leukemia
UPI reports researchers may have identified an RNA dependent DNA polymerase enzyme in leukemia patients that could trigger cancer in normal cells. The enzyme, not found in healthy donors, ties to viral cancer theories and offers a path for drug-based prevention, with leukemia prognosis still bleak.
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Washington
UPI
Paris
National Cancer Institute
James F. Kieley
Institute
Robert C. Gallo
Gallo
Kieley
Vetv
Valley High School honors 55 students with perfect 4.0 grades
Fifty five Valley high school students earned perfect straight A averages in the first fall term quarter. Five freshmen, 15 sophomores, 16 juniors and 19 seniors from Lompoc and Cabrillo schools are named among the top scholars alongside over a thousand more students on the honor roll or principal's lists out of 3,664 total.
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Valley High School
Lompoc
Patrick Cole
Barri Husted
Elizabeth Barnes
Lisa Beckner
Paul Chinn
Virginia Coe
Emily Davenport
Jerry Kowalik
Linda Ledgerwood
Pebble Messamore
Roberta Phillips
Robert Ramming
Mike Sekela
Terry Williams
Susanna Armenta
Glen Green
Sandy Martin
Dave Stegman
Gale Wallis
Bruce Armstrong
Alan Beckner
Sydney Begg
Marianne Bridge
Mark Chambers
Angela DeGregorio
Joni Edberg
Pam Lyon
John Ramming
Mike Sloan
Curt Wade
Cabrillo
Roger Bineau
Carol Hinchman
Benje Williams
Susan Griffin
Pearl Dahmen
Gary Hogan
Planned Parenthood to close Santa Barbara offices
Planned Parenthood of Santa Barbara County may shut its Santa Maria Center on January 1 1971 without a $5000 donor boost. President Tom D Paul M D cites expenditures exceeding income and a disappointing prior fund drive. The North County program focuses on counseling education and information with mobile clinics funded by HEW.
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Planned Parenthood of
Santa Barbara County
Planned Parenthood
Santa Maria
Lompoc
Guadalupe
Santa Ynez Valley
County Health Department
Mobile
Federal Housing, Education and Welfare Dept
Planning Parenthood
North County
S. McClelland
Morris Osborn
Trustees clash over teaching load at state college meeting
In Los Angeles the State College Board of Trustees debated allegations that many professors teach too few classes. They chose Century City as the new system headquarters and formed a task force to study the rising upper division enrollments and lower division shortfalls, while discarding a plan to limit campus political activity.
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Ernest Eckert
Los Angeles
Eckert
University of Southern California
State College
Glenn S. Dumke
Dumke
Swim
California
Century City
State College System
California Federal Building
Wilshire Boulevard
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Lompoc Record Publications
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J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Tim Conner
Clete Lunny
Wesley A. Huffman
Ray McCuen
Mike McCusker
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Vaughn Proctor
Wilma Jack
Dan Duffy
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
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National Newspaper Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Donovan RD
N.Y. Daily News
Yves Montand
Julie
Darling Lil
John Birch Society
United Nations
Ann Hernandez
Bob Bliss
John Birch
Carl E. Murphy
Hotline
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Sun
Vincent Canby
N.Y
Richard Burton
Genevieve Bujold
Hal Wallis
Atlanta
Lester G. Maddox
Maddox
Lompoc Theatre
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