Lompoc Auto Dismantlers Face Oct 1 Deadline Clash
Two local wrecking yards Roys Auto Wrecking at 333 N Second St and Perry brothers yard at 1030 W Laurel Ave confront city rules forcing shutdown by October 1 1970. Officials deem violations while owners lack feasible new sites and face fines or jail if not in compliance.
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Vaughn Proctor
Lompoc
North Second Street
West Laurel Avenue
Roy Velasquez
Roy
Second St
Bill
al Perry
Perry
Laurel Ave
Velasquez
Perry Brothers
Central Avenue
Nixon Talks with Tito on Middle East Peace and World Affairs
President Nixon and Yugoslav President Tito held frank talks in Belgrade lasting about two hours focusing on peace in the Middle East and U S Yugoslav cooperation. They planned further patient work and new efforts, while noting gaps on the Arab Israeli conflict and discussing Southeast Asia Africa and refugee issues.
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Belgrade
UPI
Nixon
Tito
Middle East
Southeast Asia
Africa
United States
Yugoslavia
Zagreb
Kumrovec
Spain
U.S
Israel
Mediterranean
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Adriatic
Sava River
White House
Nasser
World sees rise of anti imperialist struggles says Lin Piao
Chinese Defense Minister Lin Piao praised a global surge in revolutionary action and an expanding united front against U S imperialism during celebrations in Hong Kong. Mao Zedong urged continued war preparation and political economic stability as Chou En lai framed revolution as history’s irresistible current.
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Hong Kong
API
Lin Piao
Nasser
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Lin
New China News Agency
U.S
United Front
Soviet Union
Mao
Peace Square
New China
Edgar P. Snow
Snow
Communist China
China
The
Armed Forces
United States
Chou’ En-lai
Chou
U S Says North Vietnam Demand Unreasonable For Peace Talks
In Paris U S negotiator Bruce called Hanoi and Viet Cong demand to oust South Vietnam leaders 'unreasonable' and urged meaningful talks. He warned against using POWs as political pawns and noted no progress on unfreezing negotiations as Nixon plans Ireland talks. In Cairo Nasser was buried after a massive turnout amid chaos and state honors.
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Paris
UPI
United States
North Vietnam
David K.E. Bruce
Saigon
Bruce
Nixon
Ireland
Democratic Republic of
North
Vietnam
Provisional Revolutionary
Viet Cong
Hanoi
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Pyramids
Gamal
Egypt
Nasser Nasser
Nasser
Israel
Alexei N. Kosygin
Jaafar el- Numeiry
Middle East
Kabbeh Palace
Revolution Council
The
Nile
Farouk
Soviet Union
Police seize two heroin suspects in Lompoc case
Police arrested Paul Michael Rice 19 of 117 N M St and Frank Steven Garza 19 of 214 W College Ave on suspicion of selling heroin and conspiracy. Both held on 12500 bail. A third suspect is sought, linked to Isla Vista arrests of James Rowe and Paul Martin Jeans amid a six week narcotics probe involving federal agents.
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Lompoc
Paul Michael Rice
N. M St
Frank Steven Garza
W. College Ave
Rice
Garza
Isla Vista
James Rowe
Paul Martin Jeans
Santa Barbara
Lom
Federal Department of Narcotics
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Valasquez
the Perrys
Council
Planning Commission
Wrecking Yard
Herb Hochstarter
Vandenberg Village
Sen
Robert Lagomarsino
Lions Club
George Barnes
Paul Thompson
Art Vienola
United Press International
Leila Khaled
el al
London
Miss Khaled
West Germany
Switzerland
Royal Air Force
Xuan Thuy
Nguyen Thi Binh
Republic of Vietnam