Kephart Case Highlights Viet Nam Disappearance
Attorney Melvin Belli says Green Beret Sgt Timothy G Kephart disappeared in Vietnam after arrest charges. Belli seeks contact with command in Vietnam and may send a partner to locate him. Kephart reportedly wrote his mother of impersonation charges, immigration violations, forgeries, and large unexplained funds.
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State group urges ocean plan halt to drilling off Santa Barbara
A California advisory commission on marine and coastal resources reaffirmed its stance against offshore drilling in the Santa Barbara Channel. It called for a state led comprehensive ocean use master plan, federal state cooperation, and a moratorium until the plan is complete. Lagomarsino noted no state land drilling since January and urged joint federal study while two oil firms seek renewed federal drilling permits.
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Santa Barbara
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Union Oil
California
United States Army Corps of Engineers
Lompoc Record Adopts Independent Publication Details
The Lompoc Record notes its status as a legal newspaper under Superior Court Decree No. 47065 and lists its staff, ownership, and affiliations. It states home delivery and mail subscriptions at $2.00 per month, with publication five days weekly excluding Sundays and Christmas Day.
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Lompoc Record
Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Angela Davis Lectures at UCLA Amid Credit Controversy
Angela Davis spoke for 45 minutes at Royce Hall before about 2000 attendees, arguing against credit denial and urging student action. A three part student resolution called for the Academic Senate to open meetings and pressure for credits and reinstatement, while faculty planned no grades in solidarity.
Reinecke cites Young in UCLA crisis over Angela Davis
Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke a regent says UCLA Chancellor Charles E. Young created a crisis over Angela Davis out of bitterness against the UC regents. He criticizes Young for not firing Davis and notes her non credit course was allowed under rules. Reinecke links the bitterness to the regents order barring credit teaching for Davis as a Communist.
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UPI
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UCLA
Charles E. Young
Angela Davis
University of California Regents
Reinecke
Young
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Davis
Drug arrests fall 30 percent after Operation Intercept
A spokesman from Intercept in Los Angeles says U S drug arrests dropped 30 percent since the crackdown began September 21. Marijuana is scarce in major cities and prices are rising, while a large Coast Guard seizure recovered 450 pounds of marijuana dumped from a vessel off Ensenada.
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United States
U.S
Intercept
Los Angeles
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Mexico
Murphy to run again for Senate with big fundraisers
Sen. George Murphy plans to seek re election and hosts three statewide dinners in Los Angeles San Diego and Fresno with Gov. Ronald Reagan and Robert Finch as main speakers to show broad Republican support. The events aim to raise at least 300000 for Murphy and counter retirement rumors amid health checks and speculation on opponents.
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UPS
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Murphy
Ronald Reagan
Robert H. Finch
Finch
Reagan
Senate
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Supreme Court
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George Brown
Los Angeles
Phil Burton
San Francisco
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San Diego
Fresno
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de van L. Shumway
Shumway
Ammunition exemption bill to be altered
The sponsor of a bill to exempt most ammunition from the Gun Control Act agreed to major changes after Kennedy opposition. The revised plan keeps records for .22 caliber buyers but drops registration for most shotgun and rifle ammunition. Aimed to reduce firearm restrictions, the bill faced resistance from Dodd and Kennedy.
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UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
Kennedy
D-Mass
Bennett
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
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