Albania presses to expel Nationalist China from UN
Albania opened the UN General Assembly debate with a demand to oust the Chiang Kai-shek clique and bar Nationalist China from the United Nations. US efforts to keep both Chinas through a two China solution faced opposition as the vote on expulsion neared.
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United Nations
UPI
Albania
General Assembly
China
Nesti Nase
Peking
United States
Security Council
Nase
People's Republic of China
George C. Bush
U.S
U.N
Bush
Taiwan
Eaves to retire as county auditor after 38 years
Albert T. Eaves Jr longtime Santa Barbara County auditor resigns effective Feb 29, ending a 71 year Eaves family tenure in the office. He cites increasing government pressures and health concerns in his resignation letter to the board of supervisors.
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Albert T. Eaves, Jr
Santa Barbara
Board of Supervisors
Eaves
Lions Inn Burglary Strikes Safe Stash of Cash
Burglars stole about 14000 dollars from the Lions Inn safe on North H Street last night. More than 7000 dollars in cash with the balance in traveler's and personal checks. coins in bank wrappers left behind. No forced entry. night auditor Ferron Oakes found a ajar door and open window in the safe room. Prober says one or two people may hold the safe combination. Proprietor Michael Ranault away in Arizona.
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Howard Reshoft
Lions Inn
North H. Street
Ferron Oakes
Michael Ranault
Arizona
Paratroopers clash near border leave 29 NVA dead
South Viet Namese paratroopers with US artillery killed 29 North Vietnamese troops in a sharp clash three miles north of Pace Base near the Cambodia border. Seven government soldiers died and 20 were wounded as U.S. B52 bombers pounded bunkers.
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Saigon
UPI
NVA
U.S
Pace
Cambodia
South Vietnam
ARVN
Phu Giao
Weather outlook with mild temperatures and gusty winds
Fair through Tuesday with daytime highs 65 to 75 and nights in the mid 30s to mid 40s. Northwest winds 15 to 25 mph in the afternoons. Tuesday tides show highs of 5.8 feet at 10 14 am and 4.2 feet at 11 14 pm with lows of 1.5 feet at 4 02 am and 0.2 feet at 5 02 pm.
Bombs found near Kosygin as Ottawa tightens security
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin arrives in Ottawa amid police discovery of two dynamite devices near the Soviet Embassy. Three men in custody, one from Montreal, with arms and clocks seized. Kosygin meets Trudeau for two days of talks amid protests and high security.
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Ottawa
UPI
Alexei N. Kosygin
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Kosygin
Parliament Buildings
Trudeau
Viktor Sukharedyev
Chapell Street
Army
Orleans
Montreal
R. Borden Hobbs
Congo
Switzerland
Egypt
China
Belgium
Brazil
Royal Canadian Mounted
Nixon route to China not decided
White House officials deny a fixed route for President Nixon's trip to Communist China though Kissinger already plans a similar path. Kissinger rests at a ranch near Waimea owned by Laurence Rockefeller before heading to Peking via Guam and Shanghai with a direct return to Washington.
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Waimea
Hawaii
UPN
White House
Nixon
China
National Security
Henry A. Kissinger Kissinger
Peking
Here
Laurence Rockefeller
Kissinger
Mauna Kea Beach
Guam
Shanghai
Timothy G. Elbourne
Nixon to convert Ft Detrick germ labs into cancer research center
President Nixon announced converting the Army germ warfare laboratories at Ft Detrick Md into a leading cancer research facility. The plan opens the site to scientists worldwide to share findings and push toward conquering cancer with private contractor operation slated for the new program.
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FT. Detrick
UPI
Nixon
Army
Army Post
Post
Soviet Union
Maryland
Senate
House Commerce
National Cancer Institute
House
White House
Derrick Nixon
Satellite in polar orbit studies Northern Lights phenomena
A Thor Agena launched satellite at Vandenberg AFB will operate in polar orbit for at least six months. Built for DoD by Lockheed, the 32 foot solar array powers 1500 watts and unfolds like a window shade. It carries 19 instruments to monitor high energy particles, solar activity, and ionospheric reflections.
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Vandenberg Afb
UPS
Lockheed Missiles & Space Co
Department of Defense
City Water Reports To Be Presented In Joint Session
The Lompoc City Council and City Water Commission meet in a joint session at the Library at 7 30 p m to hear Thomas M Stetson on the citys water requirements and alternative supplies and Stanley C Hatch on underground water rights. The reports are highly anticipated for guiding future water acquisition.
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Lompoc
City Water Commission
Thomas M
Campout Amid Storms and Cedarwood Tales
YMCA Indian Maidens and Taus enjoy a Cachuma campout despite thunder lightning rain and a power outage. A pet monkey runs loose on Rucker Road and Sylvia Signorelli notes her chipmunk sleeps and turtle hibernates, echoing 1969 floods. A woman salutes the flag while another raises it on West Lime Street.
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YMCA
Taus
Cachuma
Rucker Road
Sylvia Signorelli
West Lime Street
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