Nixon to name two Supreme Court picks tonight
The White House announced President Nixon will reveal his choices for the two vacancies created by Justices Black and Harlan in a 7:30 PM EDT radio television address. Press Secretary Ziegler said the nominees will be sent to the Senate on Tuesday and declined to name them.
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Weather satellite fails to orbit from Vandenberg AFB
A Delta rocket launch from Vandenberg AFB failed to place the ITOS-B weather satellite into orbit. The $10 million craft carried four daytime cameras and two infrared sensors but lost orbital stability after its upper stage engine restart. Reentry occurred about 90 minutes after lift off near Devon Island in the Arctic.
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Gli replacements refuse patrol order in Vietnam clash
In Vietnam, American GIs ordered to replace troops who earlier refused a patrol balked at joining a combat mission until their commander explained its necessity. The involved soldiers said the disputes followed their prior opposition to going on patrols and into battle.
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Heiges Named Citizen of Month at Chamber Event
Dr. L E Heiges Jr was named citizen of the month by the Chamber of Commerce at a board luncheon. Terry Dorsey lauded Heiges for five decades of Boy Scouts service and a notable medical career. Heiges helped found Dawn House and spoke on his early efforts addressing drug abuse in the community.
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Neruda Wins Nobel Prize in Literature 1971
Chilean poet Pablo Neruda, 67, serving as ambassador to Paris, wins the Nobel Prize in Literature for works describing a continent’s destiny. The 90 thousand dollar award was announced by the Swedish Academy. Neruda has long criticized U S foreign policy and Vietnam involvement.
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Personal income growth slows under Nixon wage price freeze
US Commerce Department reports September personal income up only 3.25 billion amid wage price controls. Wages total 580.9 billion for a 870.8 billion annual rate. Unemployment falls to 6.0 percent. industrial production modestly rises. AFL CIO voices concern over freeze continuation and new legislation.
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Egypt backs Sisco as middleman in Suez talks
Cairo sources say Egypt agrees to designate Joseph J. Sisco assistant Secretary of State as intermediary in Egyptian Israeli talks for an interim settlement to reopen the Suez Canal. The plan follows a six point proposal Rogers outlined at the U N General Assembly.
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Lompoc Adult Night School Draws Mixed Reviews
In Lompoc, 1 541 students take part in 59 adult night courses across the district as they seek diplomas and skill upgrades. Most praise the instruction, though a few classes face criticism for basic content and teacher engagement, with some projects viewed as too advanced for beginners.
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Lompoc Unified School District
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Veterans Administration Office
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Domenico Signorelli
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