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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1972

Page

2

Committee forms under martial law in South Korea

Seoul sources report a special council met led by President Park Chung Hee to set up military tribunals and press censorship after martial law took effect at 7 p m. The cabinet discussed accelerating economic progress while Premier Kim Jong Pil will chair a separate meeting of economic ministers to push planned reforms.

South Korea Seoul UPN Park Chung Hee Park Kim Jong Pil National Assembly Roh Jae Hyon State Council Washington Asia State Department United States

Leo G Carroll Dies at 85 in Hollywood

British born actor Leo G Carroll best known for Mr. Waverly in The Man from U N C L E and Cosmo Topper in Topper died at 85 after a long illness at Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital. His wife Edith was undergoing exploratory surgery in the same hospital.

Hollywood UPI Leo G. Carroll Spymaster Mr. Waverly U.N.C.L.E Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital Edith Carroll London Cosmo Topper Zenda United States George Appley the Druid Circle

Lompoc Record Publisher Notice and Editorial Staff

The Lompoc Record is a daily newspaper published in Lompoc California with home delivery by mail. It lists the corporate owner Lompoc Record Publications and a full staff including President Mrs Kenneth L Adam Editor Harry J Crompe and editors Scott Ostler Steve LaRue and Vaughn Proctor among others.

California Act of Congress Lompoc Record Lompoc Record Publications North I St Lompoc Kenneth L Adam Harry J. Crompe Lawrence C. Grossman J Donald Adam Rennie L Adam Gaylen Jackson Tim

Army tightens grip in Santiago amid curfew and clashes

In Santiago Province, Gen. Hector Bravo imposed a curfew from midnight to 6 a.m. as disturbances surrounding a presidential palace and parliament escalate. President Allende warned of civil war as troops and police gain control in emergency zones and identify civilians during curfew hours.

Santiago Chile UPI Salvador Allende Hector Bravo Bravo Allende

Freeway Bridge Collapse Traps Workmen in Arroyo Seco

In Pasadena California a 200 foot center span of a freeway bridge under construction over Arroyo Seco collapsed into a 90 foot ravine. At least three workers were killed and 21 injured with six in critical condition. Three others remained missing. Police and union volunteers fought to reach survivors as safety officials cited failure of falsework during concrete pouring.

Pasadena Calif UPI Charles Jones Bud Gross Arroyo Seco Wash State Division of Highways California Highway Division

Part Time Troops Called to Help in Ulster Violence

Britain called up 1 000 part time soldiers to aid in Northern Ireland amid fierce rioting in east Belfast. Two civilians, a man and a woman, were shot and killed during the night. The death toll in three years of sectarian violence rose to 611 as clashes between British troops and gunmen continued in Shankill Sandy Row Shore Road and Ardoyne. An army ambulance was hit in Sandy Row and several soldiers and police were wounded by gunfire and projectiles.

Belfast UPI Britain East Belfast Army Northern Ireland Shankill Sandy Row Shore Road Ardoyne

Calif institute study calls for $1 billion smog controls

A Caltech EQL study says there are no magic solutions to smog and urges far reaching measures costing about $1 billion to curb air pollution in Southern California. It recommends an emissions tax on smog cars, an export bounty to remove older polluters, and gasoline rationing as a last resort. The plan targets the South Coast Air Basin including Orange and Ventura counties to cut car use and slow gasoline growth.

Sacramento UPI California Institute of Technology California Environmental Quality Laboratory EQL Pasadena College South Coast Air Basin Orange Ventura Counties

Instructors say Richard Bingham should not have flown Sabrejet

Instructor Joseph Patrick testified that Bingham lacked the experience for the 18 year old F86 Sabrejet that crashed into Farrell's Ice Cream Parlour killing 22. Patrick said he would not have let him near the aircraft and urged more practice. The transcript notes Bingham's takeoff concerns and tower delays before the fatal flight.

Sacramento UPI Richard Bingham Bingham Joseph D Patrick Patrick National Transportation Safety Board Canadian Air Force Novato Calif Air Force Spectrum Air Inc

Economist urges full employment as top priority

AFL-CIO economist Nathaniel Goldfinger told Congress that government policy should aim for full employment with unemployment around 2 to 2.5 percent. He urged more federal spending to create jobs, especially for semi skilled and unskilled workers, opposing Nixon’s inflation focus.

Washington UPN Afl-Cio Congress Nathaniel Goldfinger The Labor Federation Goldfinger Joint Economic Committee Nixon White House

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