Community events fill Lompoc weekend calendar
Local churches theaters clubs and service groups announce a busy set of events. Youth for Christ Crusade at Mission Hills Baptist Church features Rev Bill Sauer from Tulsa Oklahoma tonight tomorrow and Sunday at 7 30 p m. A theater party at Lom poc Theatre Saturday includes Africa Texas Style with Chuck Connors plus five cartoons for 50 cents proceeds aid Girls Club.
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Youth For Christ
Mission Hills Baptist Church
Bill Sauer
Tulsa
Okla
Lompoc Theatre
Chuck Conners
Chimpanzee Liver Transplant Used on Seven Month Old
At the University of Colorado Medical Center a chimpanzee liver was transplanted into a seven month old Seattle boy after a 14 hour operation. The infant remained in critical condition and was described as a last resort due to lack of human donor options. Reports said chimpanzee kidneys may have been transplanted briefly to curb organ rejection. The first such liver transplant at the center occurred in 1966 with a 28 month old patient dying nine days later.
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Denver
UPI
Seattle
University of Colorado Medical Center
House panel probes Pendleton brig abuse by inmates
A House subcommittee arrives at Camp Pendleton to investigate reports of a Black Panther like group in the brig ruling over white prisoners. Rep. Randall notes testimony from prisoners and officials as officials promise Marines help to address the alleged black supremacy and beatings including whites beaten to near death.
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Camp Pendleton
UPI
House
Subcommittee
Brig
William J. Randall
D Mo
House Armed Service Committee
Randall
L. Mendel Rivers
D-S. C
Pendleton
Family Finds About $1000 in Abandoned Garage
A Boston family discovers almost $1,000 in bills in an abandoned garage near their home. The 13-year-old son Donald Dahlbeck initially rushes inside to celebrate but the mother insists the money cannot be spent as it does not belong to them. The father is unemployed and the older brother is recovering from injuries in a hospital. General Motors Scholarship Plan offers 293 scholarships for fall 1970 to outstanding secondary graduates. awards may be renewed for four years with maintained records.
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Boston
UPI
Donald Dahlbeck
Dahlbeck
Helen
Donald
Robert
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
General Motors
Congress rushing to finish by Christmas
Congress pushes to wrap remaining money bills before Christmas Eve as President Nixon threatens a special session after Christmas. House plans Friday and Saturday sessions to clear four major appropriations while Senate awaits DC, military construction, transportation, HEW, defense, and foreign aid measures.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
House
Nixon
GOP
Congress
Mansfield
Hale Boggs
Rules Committee
William M. Colmer
D-Miss
District of Columbia
California income tax may go up
California lawmakers hear a proposed 1 billion tax shift to state treas ury aimed at funding education health and welfare, with an expert warning of about an 85 percent personal income tax rise or 65 percent via sales tax. The plan would let voters approve via June primary, boosting homeowner exemptions and shifting costs to the state. Earl Prather, 24, escaped Birmingham police by walking out as officers lectured citizens about station operations after doors were left unlocked.
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Sacramento
UPI
Weinberger
Richard W. Lazansky
Lazansky
Ronald Reagan
California
Monterey County
Warren Church
Birmingham
Mich
Earl Prather
Prather
West Germany pressed to recognize East Germany before Eastern ties
Warsaw Pact leaders demand Bonn acknowledge East Germany before Eastern Europe welcomes West Germany. The communique backs equal relations with the East German state, confirms Oder Neisse borders, and notes Brandt's flexible stance on reunification while praising cautious Western conduct. Alexander Shelepin's attendance at a Moscow dinner signals thaw.
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Moscow
UPI
West Germany
East Germany
Europe
German Democratic Republic
Bonn
Oder
Neisse
Brand’ts
Oder - Neisse
Soviet Union
The
Communist Party
Alexander N. Shelepin
Viet Cong Fight West of Saigon Escalates
Viet Cong battled South Vietnamese troops west of Saigon and ambushed a U.S. Navy patrol boat convoy. In the delta west of Saigon the biggest clash left 17 Viet Cong dead as government forces moved to replace American troops. Three South Vietnamese soldiers were killed with 32 wounded. four American advisers were injured. Navy casualties totaled two dead and five wounded.
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Saigon
VPS
Mekong Delta
U.S. Navy
South Vietnam
Nan Can
Navy
Robb denies troops committed massacres in Vietnam
Marine Maj. Charles Robb son-in-law of Lyndon B. Johnson dismissed accusations his unit killed civilians in Vietnam. He said orders and deeds prevented such acts and asserted his men avoided civilian casualties while performing their duties.
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LBJ
Las Vegas
UPI
Charles Robb
Lyndon B. Johnson
Vietnam
Song My
Robb
12Th Marine District
Anthony R. Martin-Trigone
Champaign
St. Martin-Trigone
University of Ilinois
Daily
Illini
Charles H. Percy
Bill
Percy
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Martin Trigona
Martin-Trigona
NATO urges USSR to ease West Berlin tensions
At Brussels NATO challenged the Soviet Union to show a real desire for calmer relations by easing West Berlin. The communique to close the year-end talks notes Moscow’s security conference proposal cannot be taken seriously while West Berlin harassment continues.
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Wellington Long
Brussels
UPI
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Alliance
U.S
William P. Rogers
Moscow
Rogers
United States
Britain
France
Four Commenta
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Veterans Memorial Building
Loyal Order of the Moose
Moose Lodge
Laurel Ave
Mavericks
Moose
Sierra Club
Montana de Oro State Park
Harry
Helen Willson
Dick Heymann
Girl Scout
E. Almond Ave
Disneyland
Pomona Grange
Los Alamos Men’s Club
Santa Barbara County
Grange
la Purisima
Native Daughters of the Golden West
Lompoc Valley
Red Cross
Grange Hall
Lompocalley Chamber of Commerce
Milton R. Young
R-N.d
Senate Appropriations Committee
Mike Mansfield
Gill Fox
NEA, Inc
Germany
Brandt
West
Heinz Oskar Vetter
Paul Fontes
Laine Hilbert
A.T.S
Olson Drug
Ussr
Tors
Life Abroad
Showrog Theatre
Mer
Sun
Emanuel Wolf
Allied Artists
Frank Perry
Alice
Guthrie
United Artists
Africa
Texas
Valley Drive-In
Vaux BC
Cable Country
Independent Stations
Educational TV and
FM Music
Weather Channel
America
D Street
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