Hoffa travel talks rejected by aides over POW release plan
Attorney General Kleindienst said Hoffa's lawyer proposed a deal to allow Hoffa to resume union activity if Hanoi released some POWs, but Deputy A.G. Erickson dismissed it at an Aug 28 meeting. Hoffa canceled Hanoi trip plans as State Dept canceled travel passport validation. Taub denied the allegation, saying Hoffa would go only with his own money and time.
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UPI
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James R. Hoffa
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Kleindienst
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Hoffa
William L. Taub
North
William P. Rogers
Taub
Kleindient
Hania
Sacramento
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
California
Imperial
Olympic
Mark Spitz
Threats of Arab terrorism spread after Munich attack
West Germany and neighboring nations faced rising Arab terror threats after the Munich Olympics tragedy. Austrian police guarded an international oil pipeline and Swiss authorities fortified depots while Danish and Italian security noted possible guerrilla activity and airport guards surrounded Arabs awaiting flights. Authorities warned of numerous threatening calls but pressed on with heightened precautions.
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Basel
Leonardo da Vinci International
Jordan
Tunisia
Algeria
Syria
Munich
Wolfgang Kupfahl
Bavarian
Interior Ministry
Bicyclists Tour Coast to Promote Control Bills
A group of 50 to 100 bicyclists will depart the San Francisco area next Thursday for La Jolla via Lompoc to back two coastline control bills. They expect to reach Lompoc on Sept 19 in the afternoon for dinner and a night stopover at La Purisima Mission where they will sleep outdoors, per Earle Sweetland, chamber of commerce executive director.
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San Francisco
la Jolla
Lompoc
Coast Line
la Purisima Mission
Earle Sweetland
Chamber of Commerce
Israel strikes deepen in Syria and Lebanon after Munich killings
Israeli fighter bombers hit seven guerrilla targets in Syria and three in Lebanon in the deepest raids yet, while Lebanon asks the U N Security Council for action over 24 Israeli aircraft striking villages, with casualties including children. In California, Governor Reagan outlines a possible one year statewide income tax cut funded by a large surplus and urged government restructuring.
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United Press International
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Munich
Syria
Lebanon
Damascus
Beirut
New York
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Council
End war language dropped in defense bill talks
Conferees drop end the war language from a 20.9 billion military procurement bill. House opposition defeats a Stennis plan to tie withdrawal to a ceasefire and prisoner release. Mansfield plans to renew efforts while adjournment looms. Kinder Youth Activities Fair noted at Ryan Park.
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Senate
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Nixon
F. Edward Hebert
Dla
House
Congress
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Hugh Scott
United States
Soviet Union
Weekend forecast with sun and cooler days
Weather calls for night and morning low clouds, then mostly sunny afternoons on Saturday and Sunday. Overnight lows 57 to 67. Highs 75 to 85 Saturday and 72 to 82 Sunday.
Sadat swaps foreign ministers in Cairo reshuffle
President Anwar Sadat replaces Murad Ghaleb as foreign minister with Mohammed Hassan el Zayyat, appointing the former information minister and former U.N. ambassador to the post. Ghaleb becomes Ambassador at the Foreign Ministry. Munich massacre fallout hits Egypt’s diplomatic bid in Europe ahead of the U.N. General Assembly.
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Cairo
UPI
Anwar Sadat
Murad Ghaleb
Mohammed Hassan el- Zayyat
Middle East
Zayyat
United Nations
Sadat
Ghaleb
Foreign Ministry
London
K.C. Thaler
Munich
Egypt
Europe
Israel
U.N. General Assembly
Lompoc Plans Hearing on Offstreet Parking Updates
Lompoc Planning Commission schedules a public hearing Monday to debate changes to the offstreet parking ordinance. Proposals adjust space ratios for assemblies and churches, single family homes, and restaurants, and allow smaller stalls for compact cars.
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