POW Gartley Says Captivity Humane and Hard
Navy Lt. Markham L. Gartley one of three POWs back from Vietnam describes his four year captivity as humane though not easy. He spoke at St. Albans Naval Hospital and then headed to Jacksonville for medical checks as Norris A. Charles and Edward K. Elias also return home. Gartley notes no brainwashing and recalls sharing prison camp with Capt. R. Byron Fuller and Col. Carl Crumpler. families greet him as others rest in medical care.
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United Press International
Navy
Markham L. Gartley
Gartley
U.S
J.g
Norris A. Charles
Air Force
Edward K. Elias
St. Albans Naval Hospital
New York City
U.S. Navy
Jacksonville
Fla
North Vietnam
Byron Fuller
Randolph Ford
Carl Crumpler
Charles
Closing STOCKS Recount From The Record
The closing stock column lists tickers such as Alcan 23% and General Motors 78% with multiple values and a closing volume of 12,441,000. A note states the Washington oath Bible is now owned by a Masonic lodge in New York City.
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Alcan
BMG
American Air
AmericanCan
Reece
Bethlehem
Boise-Cascade
Bunker-Ramo
City Investing
Cie
Chrysler
Computer Sciences
Control Data
Dupont
D.was Cor
Eastman Kodac
Fleetwood
Ford Motor
FuquaInd
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Imperial Corp
Int
Ve International Paper
Aan
Johns-Manville
Lear Siegler
Litton Indus
Lockheed
McDonnell- -Douglas
Oxy
Penn-Central Code Purex
Aes Eee
Rapid American
Rapid Amer
Safeway
Sears Roebuck
SoCalEdison
George Washington
United States
Masonic Lodge
New York City
Mass of the Angels services for infant Sean Michaels held at Base Chapel
Mass of the Angels was held at Base Chapel No. Two for Sean Kevin Michaels two day old son of Airman First Class and Mrs Ban D Michaels of Lompoc. The infant died Tuesday at David Grant Medical Center Travis Air Force Base. Interment followed in Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery with Father James R Sullivan officiating. Arrangements were by Newhart Obituaries Family Mortuary Santa Maria.
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Mass of the Angels
Base Chapel No. Two
Sean Kevin Michaels
Ban D. Michaels
North T Street
Lompoc
David Grant Medical Center
Travis Air Force Base
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
James R. Sullivan
U.S. Air Force Chaplain Corps
Hobart H. McGraw
Hemlock
Vandenberg Air Force Base
McGrawe
V Street
Lompoc Group Forms to Back Lemucchi in New District
A Lompoc area committee backing Bakersfield lawyer Tim Lemucchi for the new 36th Congressional District has been announced. Co chairs Michael Palmer and Mary J Molihan said the Democratic volunteers include Dallas Bartels Arthur Hicks Henrietta Slater Constance Steffen Carol Fiantago Sandra Skinner and Gail Steiger. The district redraw removes Crestview Terrace in Lompoc and Vandenberg AFB from the 13th District while incumbent Charles Teague remains until a new representative is seated.
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Lompoc
Tim Lemucchi
Bakersfield
36Th
Michael Palmer
Mary J Molihan
Dallas Bartels
Arthur Hicks
Henrietta Slater
Constance Steffen
Carol Fiantago
Sandra Skinner
Gail Steiger
Crestview Terrace
Vandenberg Afb
Charles Teague
Peace and prayers amid Belfast’s bloodshed weekend
In Ulster, Catholics and Protestants prayed together for peace after a weekend of killings that left eight dead and many injured. A British army intelligence agent was killed near Belfast as gunmen attacked a plainclothes patrol, the 594th death in three years of sectarian violence.
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Belfast
UPI
Northern Ireland
Ulster
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Army
Armagh
Market
Motive uncertain as Corona mass murders trial opens
Prosecutors outline the 1971 killings of 25 transient farmworkers and describe stab and skull fractures while noting no motive is required. Defense hints at rebuttal as jury hears grim details from graves along a river near Yuba City.
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Dairfield
UPI
Juan Corona
Bart Williams
Williams
Richard Hawk
U.S
Sheriff's Deputies
Yuba
Hawk
Corona
Natividad
McGovern accuses Nixon of press campaign and bullying
George S. McGovern charged at the UPI Editors and Publishers Conference that the Nixon administration waged a deliberate campaign to discredit newspapers and broadcasters and to replace critics with a cheering section. He cited federal probes into reporters lives and attempts to block Pentagon Papers publication as government overreach.
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Washington
UPI
George S. McGovern
Nixon
UPI Editors and Publishers
McGovern
Pentagon
Supreme Court
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Washington’s Bible
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Pauline Flores
Oak Ave
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San Fernando
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Whittier
A.G. Ozuna Jr
Texas
The
Newhart
Santa Maria
Harry Rose
Wood Funeral Home
Arroyo Grande
Harry L. Rose
San Luis Obispo
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Kermit Seehawer
Rose
Illinois
Pismo Beach
AMA
Elk’s Club
Michael Reese Hospital and
Blanche
Jack
Harry
Colorado
Alan
Seattle
Robert Vance
Hilda Wannamaker
Lilian Newman
Pensylvania
Gertrude Oliver
Indiana
Heart Fund
Cancer Fund
Daily Record
Mothers of
Richard Allen Fink
West Pine Avenue
Democratic
North H Street
Lemucchi
Shankill
Falls Road
Ian Patterson
Marie Mcclwaine
Heather Maxwell
Kevin Ramsey
Christopher Carland
San Francisco
Anita Luchessa
Miss Pesce
Baja Plus
Clark & Larsson
Volkswagen
East Ocean Ave
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