U S honors Ho Chi Minh by halting bombing
The United States canceled B52 strikes and reduced offensive sweeps during a three day Communist cease fire in Ho Chi Minh’s honor. Reports say U.S. and South Vietnamese forces faced multiple cease fire violations, with American and allied casualties and ongoing shellings near Da Nang and Tam Ky.
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Viet Cong Liberation Radio
Alioto slams Look Magazine in 71 page rebuke
Mayor Joseph Alioto denounces Look Magazine for alleged links to Mafia figures calling the piece a string of inaccuracies and “Crime Comics.” He files a $12.5 million libel suit and issues a detailed point by point denial outlining hundreds of misstatements about his associations with six alleged Cosa Nostra leaders.
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Michael Hudson
SAN Francisco
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Joseph Alioto
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Lance Brisson
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James Lanza
North Beach
Salvatore Marino
Holy Land burial for Bishop James Pike in Bethlehem
Episcopal Bishop James A. Pike, 56, died of exhaustion after getting lost in the Judean desert. His body was found near a cliff and buried at Saint Peters Protestant Cemetery in Jaffa at 5 p.m. local time. His wife Diana plans to continue their joint book on the life of Jesus.
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Lompoc Record Introductory Publisher and Staff Notes
The piece lists personnel including J Donald Adam as Publisher and Secretary Treasurer and Harry J Crompe as Editor and Vice President with Gaylen Jackson as Business Manager and Vice President. It names John Alexander as Display Advertising and Wesley A Huffman as Circulation Manager. It notes association memberships and a $2.00 monthly home delivery by mail rate.
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Overriding Reagan vetoes seen unlikely in California
Sacramento observers expect Democrats and Republicans to attempt veto overrides but deem the effort futile as a two thirds vote is hard with GOP majorities. Lawmakers reopen after a 30 day adjournment amid 1966 legislative changes and focus on open presidential primary and school meal funding disputes.
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Arthur Hutchinson
Sacramento
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Allan Hancock placement tests set for fall English and math
Hancock College requires all fall English and math enrollees in Lompoc to take special placement tests on Sept 10 at Lompoc Senior High School Foreign Language Room No 2. Math test 5 30 p m English 7 p m. Tests not repeated this semester. Call WAFB 866 7821 with questions.
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