Nixon and Kissinger discuss Mideast ceasefire crisis
President Nixon meets Kissinger to review the Mideast cease-fire amid Watergate tension. Kissinger returns from Tel Aviv after negotiating with Soviet leaders, as fighting resumes and Congress weighs impeachment pressures. Wright describes Nixon’s bid to release written accounts of conversations to investigators.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Eg Age
Tel Aviv
Moscow
White House
Camp David
Archibald Cox
Congress
Watergate
Mideast
Cox Nixon
Charles Alan Wright
Wright
Cox
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Nobel prizes awarded for chemistry and physics
The 1973 Nobel Chemistry prize went to Ernst Fischer and Geoffrey Wilkinson for organometallic sandwich compounds. The Physics prize was shared by Ivar Graever Leo Esaki and Brian Josephson for work on semiconductors superconductors and tunnel barrier supercurrents.
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Stockholm
UPI
Ernst Fischer
Munich
Geoffrey Wilkinson
University of London
Royal Academy
Ivar Graever
General Electric Company
Schenectady
N.Y
Leo Esaki
International Business Machines
New York
Brian Josephson
Cambridge
England
Academy
Fischer
Technical University of Munich
Wilkinson
Munich Technical University
Esaki
Giaever
Josephson
Langley faces DUI charge after highway arrest
Robert Marshall Langley Sr. 38 of Mission Hills appeared in court on driving under the influence charges after an arrest Sunday on Highway 1 north of the Wye. Bail was set at 720 dollars as police probe linked car vandalism at Jimmy Long Toyota in Lompoc.
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Robert Marshall Langley Sr
Cortez
Mission Hills
Langley
Highway 1
Wye
Lompoc
Edward Jimenez
E. Olive Ave
Ryan Park
Jimenez
Ellsberg probes Wallace shooting role of White House plumbers
Daniel Ellsberg tells Rolling Stone the White House plumbers may have planned or aided the 1972 Wallace shooting. He cites E Howard Hunt as a "professional manager of assassination" and urges a fresh look at Nixon era actions to influence the election.
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San Francisco
UPI
Daniel Ellsberg
White House
Alabama
George Wallace
Ellsberg
Howard Hunt
Wallace
Nixon
Funeral services for William Andy Anderson scheduled
Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at McPeek Family Mortuary Chapel for William Andy Anderson 61 who died Saturday in Santa Barbara. Interment at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery with Lompoc Elks Lodge 2274 officiating. He lived at 615 Obituaries North O Street and worked as a water treatment plant operator for the City of Lompoc. Survived by widow Alta, three brothers and five sisters. Friends may call at McPeek until 8 p.m. tonight and through service time tomorrow.
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McPeek Family
William
Andy) Anderson
Santa Barbara
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Lompoc
North O Street
Iowa
Elks Lodge
Anderson
Alta
Pasadena
Sherman
Crescent Hills
Lewis
Glendale
Ares McIntre
Town
Lucille Angelo
San Mateo
Rosalie Masters
Bakersfield
Ada Larsen
Alma Copeland
Oregon
Lompoc District Hospital
Shafer
Kansas
North G Street
Jane
Halda Marshall
Walter Duane Shafer
Sunnyvale
Joseph Mercier
North Z Street
Dorothy Eastman
Newspaper Associations and Subscription Details Summary
California News paper Publishers Association United Press International International Press Institute InterAmerican Press Association and California Press Association member audit bureau of circulation. Subscription rate two dollars ten cents per month. Home delivery or mail by mail in advance. Published daily except Saturdays Sundays and Christmas Day.
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California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
InterAmerican Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Closing stocks record brief from Lang and Co
Closing stock quotations are furnished to the Record through Lang and Co at 3865 F Constellation Road Lompoc telephone 733 3551 providing a snapshot of end of day market activity for listed entities.
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Lang and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Possibility of Alive MIAs in Laos Raised by Pathet Lao
A top Communist official suggested a remote chance that some Americans may still be prisoners in Laos. The National League of Families said Seth Pethrasy voiced guarded hope after meetings in Vientiane. He did not rule out survivors and pledged to aid information on deaths of missing servicemen.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Laos
U.S
Asia
National League of Families
Vientiane
Seth Pethrasy
Pathet Lao
George L. Brooks
League
Brooks
Virginia West
Pethrasy
UAW Ford talks show shutdown and blackout ahead of deadline
UPI reports a news blackout in Ford UAW contract talks as 185,000 workers face a Friday 10 a.m. strike deadline. Negotiators say 94 hours remain to conclude a settlement on issues including voluntary overtime and early retirement for foundry workers amid prior extension of the old contract.
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Detroit
UPI
Ford United Auto Workers
UAW
Chrysler
Ford
Lompoc 1973 Q2 Taxable Sales Rise Over 1972
Taxable sales in Lompoc for the second quarter of 1973 reached 12.058 million dollars, up from 10.397 million in the same quarter of 1972. California statewide reported a 22.7 percent year to year gain for Q2 1973, the largest in over two decades.
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Lompoc
George R. Reilly
Board of Equalization
Krazy Days Promises Bizarre Fashion At Lompoc Stores
Local businesses plan Krazy Days with a Thursday 8 a.m. costume breakfast at Elk's Lodge Hall. Chamber participants vie for trophies in original costumes and ten $10 gift certificates will go to the 10 most bizarre outfits. John Martin leads the promotion to show Lompoc as a fun shopping town.
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Lompoc Valley
Elk’s
John Martin
Lompoc
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Patricia
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Daily Record
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Cabrillo
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Amsterdam
Lompoc Public Library
Tri-County Blood Bank
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Ocean and
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Donald Eugene Lee
North C St
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San Juan
P.R
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Spain
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Rand Corp
Rolling Stone
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Harry Shafer
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Harry Dalton Shafer
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North I St
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Harry J. Crompe
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Larry Embury
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Allen Funt
J.D
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