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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1969

Page

5

GOP set to decide leadership after Dirksen death

Senate Republicans face a Sept. 24 vote to name Dirksen's successor as Senate minority leader. Margaret Chase Smith scheduled the decision and on committee reassignments to fill Dirksen's choices. Potential shifts leave vacancies on Labor and Space panels as Illinois gains a new senator.

Washington UPI Everett M. Dirksen GOP Margaret Chase Smith Maine Dirksen Senate Judiciary Committee Robert P. Griffin Michigan Clifford P. Hansen Wyoming Griffin Hansen Republican Committee On Committees Charles McC. Mathias Jr Maryland Government Marlow Cook Kentucky Commerce Henry Bellmon Oklahoma Cook Agriculture Bellmon Mathias Space Committee Illinois Roman L. Hruska Nebraska Howard H. Baker Jr Tennessee Hugh Scott Pennsylvania

Abba Eban Calls Arabs Worse Than Nazis in Speech

Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban, arriving in New York for a UN address, said Arab foes are worse than the Nazis and claimed Arabs teach children to be murderers. He criticized a U N Security Council resolution on Jerusalem and warned that Israeli actions depend on cease-fire compliance.

New York UPI Abba Eban Israel Eban London General Assembly Israal U.N. Security Council Jerusalem United States

Governor Reagan warns of ongoing campus unrest

Governor Ronald Reagan says he has seen no evidence that campus administrators are prepared to handle renewed trouble this term. He notes dissident groups are still planning actions and cites postings of student conduct rules as a sign of administrators’ readiness being vital.

Sacramento UPI Ronald Reagan Reagan

Expo turkey now golden egg for California Exposition

California Exposition posted a preliminary 512 439 surplus for the season. The 1 5 million project on Cal Expo site near Sacramento yielded 857 426 fairgoers and 1 779 000 in revenue while expenses reached 1 491 000.

Sacramento UPI California Expo

Agnew Opposes Busing for Racial Balance in Schools

Vice President Spiro T. Agnew says he opposes busing to achieve desegregation while southern governors call for action. Gov. Albert Brewer proposes a federal stance against busing, sparking a dispute with Gov. Dewey Bartlett over whether Agnew and Nixon opposed compulsory assignment by race.

Williamsburg UPI Spiro T. Agnew Agnew Bob Scott North Carolina Robert McNair South Carolina Albert Brewer Alabama Resolutions Committee Brewer Dewey F. Bartlett Oklahoma Bartlett Nixon

Barricades in Falls Road Come Down in Belfast Calm

In Belfast a month after riots left eight dead, barricades on Falls Road are being removed by troops and the government. Catholics fear reinvoked Ulster police and loss of protection, while some residents worry what comes next as barricades fall.

Alvin B, Webb Jr Belfast Northern Ireland UPI Paddy McCibb Catholic Falls Road Paddy McCibbs McCibb

Black superintendent named by Black trustees in Alabama clash

Edwin S Hill, 36, named as Green County school head by a black majority board in Eutaw, Alabama, after Ishee refused to resign. Ishee Farms contract dispute and a Montgomery law firm represent him as the board faces likely court action over the firing. Hill previously led Toney Junior High in Huntsville and Tennessee Valley High in Lawrence County.

Eutaw Ala UPI Alabama Green County Hilton J. Ishee Edwin ‘Ss. Hill Ishee Hill Carion St. Clair County Alabama A&m Toney Huntsville Tennessee Valley High School Lawrence County

Youth shot near Pyramid Courts in Cairo amid city leadership shakeup

A 16 year old, Vaughn Swazy, was wounded by a stray bullet near the Pyramid Courts housing project. Earlier gunfire damaged the area, injuring Joyce Gilkey. The violence came as Mayor Lee P. Stenzel and Police Chief William H. Petersen resigned, leaving Cairo without its top officials.

Cairo Ill UPI Pyramid Courts Vaughn Swazy Swazy St. Mary’s Hospital Joyce Gilkey Lee P. Stenzel William H. Petersen

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