USSR conducts large underground nuclear test near Novaya Zemlya
UPI reports the Soviet Union set off an underground nuclear explosion estimated by U.S. monitors at about one megaton with Swedish scientists suggesting five or more. AEC said signals from Novaya Zemlya indicated intermediate yield. AEC noted possible larger tests, while Arne Bierhammar of Stockholm University speculated five to ten megatons.
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Stockholm University of Technology
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Globe
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Caspian Sea
Baath
Lompoc Commission Approves Auto Shop and Carnival Permit
Lompoc Planning Commission approves a use permit for an automotive transmission shop at 137 N. 1 St with indoor work and a five foot sidewalk. They also grant Wes Shows a permit for a carnival at the Lompoc Shopping Center and adjust lot lines on 414 S J St and 418 S J St to create a driveway. The panel designates a small animal clinic as a compatible use in the convenience center. They ask the County Planning Commission to deny Mission Stone Co. a palletized stone storage site near McLaughlin Road and Seventh Street, citing Master Plan alignment and river park development.
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M.S. Domingos
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Domingos
Planning Commission
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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 Dock In Orbit For Joint Flight
USSR space program reports three Soyuz craft in orbit near earth with Soyuz 6 doing welding experiments and Soyuz 7 8 preparing to link up. Crews perform manual maneuvers and tests including photography and medicobiological studies as part of mission to develop orbiting space platform.
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UPI
Tass
Baikonur Cosmodrome
Central Asia
Baikonur
Say
Ing
Vladimir Shatalov
Alexander Tumanov
Rural Life
Shatalov
Peaceful Moratorium Predicted Across California
California law enforcement predicted peaceful demonstrations as thousands prepare for Wednesday antiwar moratorium. Governor Reagan criticized the protest while coordinating security. campuses and cities nationwide planned marches, vigils, and speeches opposing the Vietnam War.
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Weather forecast notes cloudy skies and rain chances
Cloudy increasing conditions with mostly cloudy nights and Wednesday. Highs in the 60s, lows 50s to mid 50s. Southeast winds 10 to 20 mph. Tidal highs around 3.4 to 5.9 feet and lows near 0.1 to 2.6 feet at specified times.
Nixon backs Haynsworth for Supreme Court
President Nixon remains committed to nominating Judge Clement F. Haynsworth Jr. to the Supreme Court. Senate GOP Leader Hugh Scott expects confirmation, while Sen. Birch Bayh accuses the Justice Department of withholding stock records and vows subpoenas if needed. Bayh has led opposition by scrutinizing Haynsworth’s finances against his rulings.
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Scott
Justice Department
Birth E. Bayh
D Ind
Bayh
Haynsworth
Department of Justice
Judiciary Committee
John N. Mitchell
Committee
South Carolina
Vatican Papacy Under Fire at Synod Over Papal Supremacy
Cardinal Darmojuwono condemned the Vatican document asserting papal supremacy, urging Pope Paul VI to consult bishops on serious issues. Belgian Cardinal Suenens urged limiting papal power, arguing bishops share authority with Peter and should not be reduced to assistants.
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Worldwide
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Justinus Darmojuwono
Breth
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Leo J. Suenens
Apostle Peter
Peter
Mets Win Clinches 50 Victory In World Series Lead
New York Mets took a 50 victory over the Baltimore Orioles here today to move 21 games up in the World Series. The Mets now hold a commanding edge as they pursue the championship against the favored Orioles.
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New York Mets
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Mets
Orioles
Lompoc schools avoid borrowing after windfall funds
Lompoc Unified School District awaits final 1968-69 payments under Public Law 874 and reimbursements for past construction. Assistant business manager Joe Carlin said the funds negate the need to borrow $600,000 for payroll and may cover obligations until December taxes arrive. The district has not yet received 1969-70 P L 874 monies amid funding debates.
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Carlin
P.L
Glimpses of Spain Wonders by Dr Melvin Kranseler
Dr Melvin Kranseler recounts his impressions of Spain for friends while farmers in the Valley complete their annual bean harvest.
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Melvin Kranseler
Spain
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