USSR TUNNEL NUCLEAR TEST SEEN AS MEGATON SHAKE
UPI reports the Soviet Union detonated a large underground nuclear device at Novaya Zemlya. U.S. monitors estimate around one megaton while Swedish geologists suggest five or more. AEC signals indicate an intermediate yield, with figures ranging up to ten megatons per some experts.
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United States
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Alaska
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Arne Bjerkhammar
Stockholm University of Technology
Commission approves auto shop and other zoning actions
Lompoc Planning Commission approved a use permit for an automotive transmission shop at 137 N 1 St with conditions including a five foot sidewalk and indoor work. A carnival permit was granted for Wes Shows at Lompoc Shopping Center with three conditions. The panel also adjusted lot lines on 414 and 418 S J St for a shared driveway. A small animal clinic was deemed a compatible use in the convenience center zone. The commission asked the County to deny Mission Stone Co. from using land at McLaughlin Rd and Seventh St for stone storage, citing the city Master Plan and plans for a river park already funded. It noted staking boundaries for the park before land acquisition.
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Harley Craig
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Walnut Avenue
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Domingos
Planning Commission
I Street
John W. Hellmuth
Wes Shows
Drs. W.D
J.C. Marshall
County Planning Commission
Mission Stone Co
McLaughlin Road
Seventh Street
Sherrod
Soviet Soyuz 6 7 8 links orbit in three ship flight
Three Soyuz craft Soyuz 6 7 and 8 conducted joint maneuvers in earth orbit with Soyuz 6 near by. Tass reported manual handling tests and experiments in photography mapping medicobiology and space welding as the crew trains for a space station concept.
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UPI
Tass
Baikonur Cosmodrome
Central Asia
Baikonur
Say
Alexander Tumanov
Rural Life
Shatalov
Peaceful antiwar moratorium planned across California
California law enforcement predicts peaceful protests as thousands prepare for Wednesday anti-Vietnam War moratorium. Governors aide quotes no expected violence while demonstrators plan marches at the Capitol and other cities. (Includes mentions of Reagan, campus actions, and nationwide responses.)
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Ohio
Hanoi
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National Urban League
Averell Harriman
Vietnam
Ames
Iowa
Iowa State University
America
Nixon backs Haynsworth for Supreme Court nomination
President Nixon remains determined to push Judge Clement F. Haynsworth Jr. toward confirmation as a Supreme Court justice. Senate GOP Leader Hugh Scott predicts confirmation while avoiding a flat commitment. Bayh presses for Haynsworth stock records, alleging withholding, with DOJ denying any withholding and stating full compliance with Judiciary Committee requests.
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Scott
Justice Department
Birth E. Bayh
Bayh
Haynsworth
Department of Justice
Judiciary Committee
John N. Mitchell
Committee
South Carolina
Vatican clash over papal power at synod sparks liberal backlash
A Vatican document asserting papal supremacy faced sharp criticism at the Synod of Bishops. Cardinal Darmojuwono urged consultation with bishops on serious issues and warned of a repeat of Humanae Vitae protests if the pope does not seek episcopal counsel. Cardinal Suenens attacked the idea of absolute papal power, arguing bishops share authority with Peter.
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UPI
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Worldwide
Synod of Bishops
Paul VI
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Paul
Leo J. Suenens
Mets Take Series Lead With 21-Run Victory
New York Mets seized the World Series lead with a decisive win over the Baltimore Orioles in New York. The Mets moved to a 21 game edge in the series against the favored Orioles, setting a strong position.
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New York Mets
Baltimore Orioles
Mets
Orioles
Lompoc Schools Benefit From Federal Windfall
The Lompoc school district reports a 1968-69 windfall of 44000 from federal Public Law 874 and other reimbursements, eliminating the need to borrow 600000 for payroll. Joe Carlin will seek board approval to forego borrowing as regular tax revenues arrive in December. The district has not yet received 874 funds for 1969-70.
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Joe Carlin
Carlin
P.L
Glimpses of Spain Reported by Dr Kranseler to Friends
Dr Melvin Kranseler shares impressions of Spain with acquaintances as valley ranchers engage in the annual bean harvest.
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Melvin Kranseler
Spain
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