Humphrey Jackson win in primary elections
Former vice president Hubert H. Humphrey and Senator Henry M. Jackson easily won Democratic nominations in key races. Earl Craig Jr. polled about 20 percent in Maryland, while Rep. Robert F. Drinan upset in Massachusetts. Jackson benefited from crossovers in Washington as Charles Blicker won the GOP primary. Lompoc Adult School announces a fall swimming class for non-swimmers starting Saturdays at Lompoc High School Pool.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Henry M. Jackson
Joseph D. Tydings
Maryland
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Washington
Oklahoma
Rhode Island
Philip J. Philbin
House
Robert F. Drinan
U.S
Vietnam
3Rd Congressional
Tydings
Jackson
John O. Pastore
Dr.i
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Humphrey
Earl Craig Jr
Nixon
Craig
Earl Craig
Clark MacGregor
Carl Maxey
Maxey
Lompoc
Lompoc High School
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Alpine rock decapitated by blast in Turtle Rock Park dispute
A carved turtle rock in Alpine County was blasted headless after a move to Turtle Rock Park was approved by the Alpine County Historical Society. Deputy Archie Woods Jr. warned of danger, while contractor James Coburn completed most of the move work and a reward fund was started for clues.
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Markleeville
UPI
Alpine County
Archie Woods Jr
James Coburn
Sonora
California
al Chain
Meir heads to U.S. seeking massive military aid
Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir departed for the United States carrying a request for 800 million dollars in military hardware to bolster defenses against a Soviet missile buildup near the Suez Canal. She will press for 1 billion dollars in economic aid over five years and aims for White House talks with President Nixon.
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Tel Aviv
UPI
Golda Meir
United States
Israel
Suez Canal
Mediterranean
Nixon
Tropical storm Felice hits Texas border with heavy rains
Felice swept ashore near the Texas Louisiana line Tuesday night delivering over six inches of rain to Galveston Texas. A cooling trend spread across the upper Midwest while 70 degree readings returned to the northern Rockies and snow fell into the weekend with teens in places. Chicago hit 86 Tuesday with prior days lower. Kalispell Montana opened at 29 and Vero Beach Florida at 83 this morning.
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United Press International
Felice
Texas-Louisiana
Galveston
Tex
Upper Midwest
Rockies
Chicago
Kalispell
Mont
Vero Beach
Fla
Controllers clash over California finances in bitter exchange
Sacramento UPI reports Democratic challenger Ronald Brooks Cameron accuses Republican Controller Houston I. Flournoy of concealing a looming bankruptcy and mismanaging the budget. Cameron cites a $234 million budget shortfall and warns that once a $144 million surplus is exhausted, California could face a $90 million deficit by June 1971.
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UPI
Houston I. Flournoy
Flournoy
Ronald Brooks Cameron
Cameron
Whittier
California
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