Israel will not bargain with Syria over hijacked TWA crew
Israeli officials maintain no deal with Syria for the release of two Israelis Prof Shomlo Samueloff and Sascha Moualem held in Damascus. rumors persist of a swap for two Syrian pilots. Egyptian and Israeli forces clash along the Suez Canal while Arab states meet in Cairo to discuss joint action. The hijackers and five others remain in Syria as authorities assess the plane’s damage at $1 million.
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United Press International
Syria
Damascus
Trans World Airlines
Foreign Ministry
Tel Aviv
Israel
Shomlo Samueloff
Hebrew University
Sasha Moualem
Suez Canal
Cairo
Egypt
Jordan
Hahmaud Riad
Samueloff
Mousalem
Defense Ministry
Paris
International Association of
TWA
F. W. C. Wiser Jr
Dean Carter
Rome
Athens
Court petitions to block Kennedy inquest in Edgartown
Boston UPI reports lawyers for Sen. Edward M. Kennedy petitioned Massachusetts Supreme Court for a temporary restraining order to block an inquest into Mary Jo Kopechne death set to open soon. They argue constitutional rights must be protected and cross examination allowed.
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Boston
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts Supreme Court Today
Mary Jo Kopechne
Massachusetts Democrat
Kennedy
Miss Kopechne
Paul C. Reardon
John Harrington
Judge Reardon
John Powers
Harrington
State Supreme Court
Kopechne
Washington
Chappaquiddick Island
Edgartown
James A. Boyle
Atty
Edmund S. Dinis
Dukes County
Walter E. Steele
Federal
Judicial Review
Dominick J. Arena
Dist
Arena
Eve
Dinis
Pope to reveal liberalizing rules on mixed Catholic marriage
Vatican sources say Pope Paul VI will announce new rules to ease obstacles to marriages between Catholics and non Catholics and draft a dialogue document with the Orthodox. The texts, written during his Castel Gandolfo vacation, may be released later this month.
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Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Vatican
Castel Gandolfo
Navy orders courtmartial in Evans case
The U S Navy ordered the court martial of Cmdr Albert S McLemore and Lt Ronald C Ramsey over the collision of the destroyer Evans with the Australian carrier Melbourne near Subic Bay on June 3 1969. The incident killed 74 sailors and led to a joint inquiry.
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Subic Bay
Philippines
UPI
U.S. Navy
Frank E. Evans
Evans
Melbourne
South China Sea
Navy
Albert S. McLemore
Vallejo
Calif
J.g
Ronald C. Ramsey
Long Beach
Cmdr
McLemore
Ramsey
Board of Inquiry
John P. Stevenson
Top Bureau Official Slated for Chamber Installation
Edwin F. Sullivan assistant regional director for the U S Bureau of Reclamation will speak at the Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce annual installation banquet Thursday evening in Lompoc. He will present a pro no report on the Lompoc Narrows dam project.
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U.S Bureau of Reclamation
Lompoc Narrows Am
Edwin F. Sullivan
Bureau
Sacramento
Lompoc Valley
Local Chamber to Install Officers Amid Valley Water Talks
Francis H. Beattie Jr. chairs a ceremony at Elks Hall in Vandenberg Village where Francis J. Underwood and G. G. Schuknecht are named to lead the Chamber of Commerce along with John D. Martin. Beattie notes water supply, flood control and recreation as top issues for the valley. The event follows Beattie style remarks and a briefing by Mr. Sullivan on project status.
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Francis H. Beattie
Beattie
Chamber
Elks Hall
Sullivan
Francis J. Underwood
Lompoc
General Telephone Company
Chamber and Kiwanis Club
G. G. Schuknecht
Johns
Manville
John D. Martin
Penney Company
Nixon's domestic plans collide with governors at conference
President Nixon outlined a four billion dollar welfare aid proposal as governors debated Rockefeller committee plans for more federal help and a national universal health program. Governors criticized regional biases while Nixon pushed his new federalism and insisted on priorities despite optimistic growth forecasts.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
UPI
Nixon
National Governors’ Conference Committee
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
New York
Committee On Human Resources
Harry S. Truman
Richard B. Ogilvie
Illinois
Rockefeller Committee
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
National Governors’ Conference
Red general warns China may provoke war with USSR
General of the army Semyon P. Ivanov told the military newspaper Red Star that Communist China could provoke a war with the Soviet Union and that the Soviet armed forces are capable of a worthy rebuff if provoked or if borders are violated. He is a decorated WWII commander with extensive East Asia posts and recent postings near China.
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UPI
China
Soviet Union
Semyon P. Ivanov
Red Star
Ivanov
Central
Far East
Siberian
Dirksen Undergoes Upper Right Lung Removal
Senator Everett M. Dirksen 73 of Illinois underwent surgery at Walter Reed Army Medical Center for removal of the upper part of his right lung after a growth was found. A Capitol Office bulletin said biopsy showed a tumor with no spread and the post operative condition is satisfactory.
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Washington
UPI
Everett M. Dirksen
Ill
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Dirksen
Senate
Capitol
GOP
Walter Reed
Mexico plans 12 mile coastal waters extension
President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz announced in the State of the Nation address that Mexico will extend its territorial waters from 9 to 12 miles to shield fishermen from U S Japanese and Soviet competition. He said a bill will be sent to Congress soon andpassage is assured.
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Terrance W. McGarry
Mexico City
UPI
Mexico
U.S
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Diaz Ordaz
Gulf of California
Congress
Texas
Gulf Coast
Pacific
Bunker Arrives for New Paris Peace Talks
Ellsworth Bunker, U.S. ambassador to South Vietnam, arrived in Paris for consultations with U.S. peace negotiators. He flew in from Saigon to confer with Henry Cabot Lodge on political developments in Saigon and at the Paris table. After Paris talks, he will go to Washington for further discussions.
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Paris
UPI
Ellsworth Bunker
U.S
South Vietnam
Bunker
Saigon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Orly
Washington
Hurricane Francelia Threatens Honduras Gulf Coast
UPI reports Hurricane Francelia driven gale winds and high tides push toward the Honduras gulf coast. The NHC tracks the westward turn and a landfall between Belize and Puerto Barrios with 90 mph winds. Residents from Chetumal to Puerto Barrios urged to brace for tides 4 to 7 feet.
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Miami
UPI
Francelia
Gulf of Honduras
National Hurricane Center
Belize
Puerto Barrios
Chetumal
Coastal Weather and Surf Report for El Capitan Area
Forecast shows fair to mostly fair afternoons through Wednesday with highs in the 60s to 80s inland and 50s at night near the coast. Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph afternoons. Sept 3 tides: high 4.8 feet at 3 56 p.m. Surf 2 to 3 feet at El Capitan State Beach at 10 30 a.m. Sky overcast with clearing by noon and west wind around 9 mph.
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el Capitan State Beach
Lompoc Sees Minor Collision Break Labor Day Streak
Lompoc police reported a minor crash at A Street and Ocean Avenue at 7 40 p m involving Estella H McCormack and Larry Beamsley. Both drivers and Judith Beamsley suffered minor injuries and were treated at Lompoc Hospital.
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Lompoc
Ocean Avenue
Estella H. McCormack
Larry George Beamsley
Pacific Ave
Long Beach
Calif
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