Schmitz Charges Nixon Capitulation on Vietnam Policy
John G. Schmitz accused Richard Nixon of selling out South Vietnam at a Toledo fundraising dinner, arguing Kissinger’s deal would permit a Communist takeover via a coalition government. He warned of consequences including Thai invasion routes and North Vietnam’s gains, detailing alleged Red China roads and heroin routes in Laos.
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Henry Kissinger
Red Hanoi
North Vietnam
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Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Umania
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Yunan
China
Vietnam
Laos
Congressional Record
Washington Star
Red China
Lockheed Tops Defense Contracts for Fourth Straight Year
Washington reports Lockheed Aircraft Corp. remains the largest U.S. defense contractor for the fourth year running, supported by Air Force F15 Eagle orders amid cost concerns. McDonnell Douglas rises to second with 1.7 billion dollars, General Dynamics falls to third with 1.3 billion.
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Ft. Worth
Last minute frenzy to mail sample ballots
Santa Barbara county faces a hectic push to mail 146 919 sample ballots and literature for the November 7 general election. Data processing staff receive emergency 10 percent pay boost to avert mass resignation as inserts delay mailings.
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Santa Barbara
J. E. Lewis
Northside Shopping Center Association officers named
OFFICERS of the newly formed Northside Shopping Center Association are Cecil Lane President Nancy Whelan Vice President Sally Richard Secretary Treasurer Norma Phillips Billie Hood Jack Schat and Carl Brewer appointed to the Board. Steve Janos of 104 North Z St received a five day city jail term a $720 fine and one year driving suspension for a second DUI conviction handed down by Judge Terrill F. Cox of Lompoc Justice Court. Leslie Mayer resigns from the Fourth District General Plan Advisory Committee citing other commitments. Women of the Moose host a children's Halloween Party at the Moose Lodge tomorrow from 2 to 3 30 p.m.
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Northside Shopping Center Association
Cecil Lane
Nancy Whelan
Sally Richard
Norma Phillips
Billie Hood
Jack Schat
Carl Brewer
Steve Janos
North Z St
Lompoc
Terrill F. Cox
Janos
Leslie Mayer
Fourth District General Plan Advisory Committee
Leslie
Lompoc Valley
Francis H. Beattie
Board of Supervisors
Search for Boggs may be suspended as rescue ends day
Air Force officials indicated the search for Hale Boggs and three others could be called off after 12 days along Alaska's coast. Rescue operations have located 99 percent of targets, with hope still alive for a recovery.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Rescue Coordination Center
Nixon pocket veto blocks $3.56 billion industry aid plan
Public notice reports President Nixon vetoed nine concurrent bills, including a measure approving 3.56 billion dollars to aid industries and workers facing hardship from tougher environmental and anti pollution enforcement. The action halted public works spending even as Congress adjourned. The description notes the veto and explains the rationale of inflation concerns and lead times.
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American Bicentennial Commission
John D. Ehrlichman
Congress
White House
Obituary Ted Raven 82 Former Texaco station owner dies in Medford
Ted Raven 82 died in Medford Oregon after a Thursday night illness. Born in San Francisco in 1892 he moved to Lompoc in the early 1920s and ran a Texaco service station on North H Street before relocating to Santa Barbara in the 1950s. He is survived by two sons Ted Raven Jr and James Womble of Oregon a daughter Mrs Jaqueline Cook of Santa Barbara and five grandchildren.
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Ted Raven
San Francisco
Raven
Lompoc
Santa Barbara
Texaco
North H Street
Ted Raven Jr
James Womble
Oregon
Jaqueline Cook
McGary Ordered Held to Answer Charges in Lompoc Case
Danny Robert McGary aged 19 was ordered by Judge Terrill F. Cox to Santa Maria Superior Court to face charges of attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon for slashing the throat of Delfina D. Brambila in a garage workroom near her home on 1302 South M Street. Brambila is recovering from throat wounds.
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Lompoc
Terrill F. Cox
Danny Robert McGary
Santa Maria Superior Court
McGary
North F St
Eugene Huseman McGarry
Delfina D. Brambila
South M St
Dems Dial Voters Urging for GOP Assemblyman MacGillivray
GOP officials accuse Democrats of making late night harassment calls urging voters to support Republican Assemblyman W. Don MacGillivray on general election day. Putnam Livermore, state GOP chair, says the midnight calls disturb households.
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W. Don MacGillivray
GOP
Putnam Livermore
Republican State Central Committee
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