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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1969
Page
2
Cairo said large numbers of reconnaissance scouts crossed the Suez Canal at night and penetrated into the Israeli held Sinai Peninsula to pinpoint future Egyptian targets. Commandos wearing swimming gear armed with knives rifles and grenades slipped across the front and carried out tasks assigned them.
The notice lists the Lompoc Record as a legal newspaper under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. It details publication frequency daily except Sundays and Christmas Day, mail rates, and staff roles including Kenneth J. Adam as President and Publisher, Marty J. Crompe as Editor, and various department heads. It notes affiliations with press associations and that the paper is issued by Record Publications in California.
Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke said he will not seek the U.S. Senate seat next year even if Sen. George Murphy resigns. He intends to run for governor in 1974 and prefers remaining in state government, citing a wish to keep shaping policy and a desire for four more years in office. Reinecke spoke in the California State Capitol about his plans and Republican views.
Charles Hurlbut announced Nick W. Stamos as Mission Council Scout Executive to replace retiree Alf Grodman on October 31. Stamos comes from Boulder Dam Area Council in Las Vegas where he was administrative assistant council executive since 1966 after prior service in Chicago Area Council. He has been a lifelong Star Scout and served as assistant scoutmaster while at Wright Junior College.
The Massachusetts Supreme Court may issue a speedy ruling on the Kennedy inquest case after arguments on secrecy to shield witnesses from world opinion. Justice Paul C. Reardon is tipped to write the decision as attorneys push for a secret proceeding and transcript access at an appropriate time.
Senate investigators described a Melbourne born booking agent Miss Collins who refused kickbacks to sergeants running Army service clubs in Germany Fort Benning and Vietnam. The probe cites a network of sergeants forming a cartel that skimmed profits from performers and suppliers as officials covered up the scheme.
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