Humphrey urged loan to Minnesota firm under scrutiny
DOJ released documents showing Hubert H. Humphrey pressed officials to approve a $2.3 million Agency for International Development loan to NAPCO Industries of Minneapolis in 1962. NAPCO later faced a Feb 1968 civil suit for deceit false claims and breach of contract. Rep. H R Gross called Humphrey’s conduct highly improper.
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UPI
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Agency For International Development
Napco Industries
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H. R. Gross
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Humphrey
Space Age youth revolt may save mankind, says Salk
At Anaheim, during the 6th meeting of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, experts warned of a global revolution driven by youth and technology. Dr Jonas Salk urged adoption of a new system of values forged by the postwar generation as essential to humanity's survival.
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UPI
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Port Chester Private Returns From Captivity in Vietnam
Pfc. Jesse B. Harris, a 20 year old from Port Chester New York, walked into an Allied base Monday after being captured by Communist troops four months earlier near his arrival in Vietnam. He was in good condition despite a 30 pound weight loss, malaria, and a slight arm wound. It remained unclear whether Harris escaped or was released. He appeared bewildered as he emerged from the jungle at Landing Zone Young near Tam Ky.
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UPI
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Vietnam
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Jesse B. Harris
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Reagan accuses Reagan foe of backing big interests on tax bill
Assemblyman John Burton says Governor Reagan lobbies for oil firms, millionaires and private foundations to defeat a house passed tax reform. He charges the governor spokes for those who benefit from tax loopholes while Burton notes Reagan warned in Michigan the reform would undermine free enterprise. Washington economists warn of a harsh winter of unemployment and higher living costs as inflation remains unchecked.
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UPI
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Ronald Reagan
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Burton
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Christmas Parade Entries Open for Lom poc 1969
The Lom poc Jaycees announce mailed applications for the 1969 Christmas Parade for youth and groups. Entries due by Nov 15. forms available at Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce or by calling the chamber. Parade forms should be mailed to Parade Chairman, P O Box 849, Lompoc.
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Lompoc Valley
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Robert MacClure
Frank Whelan
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Uncle Tom’s Toys
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Senate tax panel debates oil depletion allowance cut
The Senate Finance Committee weighs trimming the oil depletion allowance from 27.5 to 20 percent as House Republicans push tax reform. Chairman Russell Long opposes the cut, warning it harming the oil industry. Potential revenue gain cited as about 400 million yearly. Treasury stance mixed.
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UPI
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Judge nixes birthday cake in court in Chicago trial
In Chicago Bobby Seale 33, Black Panther leader on trial for inciting riots at the 1968 Democratic Convention, seeks to honor his birthday with a cake but U.S. marshals seize it. Seale labels the trial a railroad operation and calls judges racists while spectators chant. Separately the Chicago Bears stock falls as the team is 0-5. Kroger cuts picture prices to three for 39 cents.
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UPI
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Black Panther Party
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U.S
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U.S. District Court
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William Kunstler
Jerry Rubin
Naper
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Rennie Davis
Chicago Bears
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County urged to form county air pollution district
Santa Barbara supervisor Joe J. Callahan predicts a recommendation on forming a county wide air pollution control district will be presented to the Board of Supervisors after a conference Oct 31 in Palm Springs attended by Dr. Joseph T. Nardo. The Board will await state air pollution study results before acting. The Millars of Hope Ranch urged a complete ban on open burning in the South Coast area, saying it makes their neighborhood nearly uninhabitable and asking Santa Barbara County to join other communities banning burning.
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Joseph T. Nardo
Joe J. Callahan
Santa Barbara
Callahan
Dr. Nardo
Palm Springs
Nardo
Kenneth and
Margaret Millar
Hope Ranch
South Coast
Esperanza
Millars
Defendant testifies in boy chaining case at trial
Six year old Anthony Saul Gibbons was chained in a packing crate for 56 days in the desert. Clifford Rees, 21, described a desert ranch commune where the boy was imprisoned in a filthy box and later treated at Blythe hospital. Rees testified as part of 11 people on trial for felony child abuse.
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UPI
Anthony Saul Gibbons
Clifford Rees
Desert Ranch
Blythe
Rees
Anthony
Reos
Consta
Georgiana Brayton
Brayton
Beverly Gibbons
Theme Contest Opens for 1970 Lompoc Flower Festival
The Lompoc Jaycees announce the 1970 Flower Festival theme contest with first and second place trophies and parade honors on June 27. Postcards with ten words or less, including name, address, and phone, must be mailed by the November deadline.
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Lompoc Jaycees
P.O
Lompoc
Flower Festival Committee
Lompoc Record Adopts Perimeter Courier Publishing
The Lompoc Record, a daily newspaper in Lompoc California, lists its publishers editors and staff including Kenneth L Adam press J Donald Adam and Gaylen Jackson with Ballot subscription rates and delivery terms. The notice cites affiliations with national press associations and outlines publication details under Legal Decree No 47065.
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