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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1969

Page

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Traffic jams loom as Operation Intercept intensifies

The U S border crackdown spurs expected jams across 31 crossings from Texas to California. Senate hearing denounces Intercept as a smokescreen while narcotics seizures and arrests surface in California and Sonora.

United Press International U.S Operation Intercept U.S. Senate Los Angeles Texas California Mexico Senate Joel Fort University of California Roger Smith North Africa Treasury Sonora Fl Paso Tex Juarez

Nixon and Saigon clash over Vietnam end date

President Nixon aims to end the Vietnam War by 1970 as Saigon officials say U S forces may be needed until 1972. They estimate 8 000 to 10 000 infiltrators monthly and 2 000 enemy casualties weekly, while Vietnamization progresses with residual U S and South Vietnamese forces.

Washington UPI Nixon South Vietnam U.S Saigon Lion United States South

Boy Rescued From Homemade Cave Near Mission Hills

A 9-year-old Mission Hills boy named Larry Hartman was rescued unharmed after a sand bank cave buried him to the ankles while digging a makeshift cave behind his home at 1596 Calle Primera. Rescuers freed his feet, then removed sand from his face before taking him home.

Mission Hills Larry Hartman Calle Primera

Nevins Sees Little Hope for Immediate State Tax Reform

Richard B. Nevins of the 4th District Board of Equalization told about 100 Santa Maria taxpayers last night that meaningful state tax reform is unlikely soon. He urged a strong commission to study reforms modeled after Canadian changes and defended ranchland assessments based on market value.

Richard B. Nevins 4Th District Board of Equalization County Taxpayers Association Nevins Santa Maria Club

Weekend Coastal Forecast With Warm Rams and Fog

Fair and warm this afternoon with fog tonight and tomorrow morning. Winds 5 to 10 mph, gusts up to 20 mph in the afternoon. Highs in the 70s, lows in the 60s. Sunday tides show a 6 foot high at 11 56 a.m. and low tides of 1 5 feet at 5 38 a.m. and 0 2 feet at 6 44 p.m.

Misuse of college funds at Sacramento State College

State officials released a Finance audit detailing a breakdown of fiscal control under Dr. Robert Johns during his three year presidency at Sacramento State College. The Sacramento State College Foundation showed a surplus drop from 105 004 to 12 700 and expenditures including 64 902 for a president’s home and 11 727 for a discretionary fund. Johns resigned under fire last April and later took an executive post with the foundation’s private partner.

Los Angeles UPI State College Robert Johns Sacramento State College Harry E. Brakebill Johns Brakebill State Department of Finance Sacramento State Sacramento State College Foundation

Czechoslovakia Purges Liberals Amid Government Resignation

The Czechoslovak government resigned to clear the way for a purge of liberal figures from the party and state posts. Premier Oldrich Cernik presented the resignation to President Ludvik Svoboda and aims to form a new, more moderate government while purges extend to parliament and the diplomatic service.

Prague UPI Communist Party Central Committee Alexander Dubcek Oldrich Cernik Ludvik Svoboda Cernik Dubcek Moscow Pravda Slovak Communist Party Dalibor Hanes House of Nations Rolnicke Noviny Radio Prague Party Central Committee Jaromir Hrbek Hrbek Central

Traffic problems on North A Street and railroad tracks explored

Vaughn Proctor launches a series examining North A Street traffic hazards and Southern Pacific tracks. The probe seeks causes and solutions to endangerments of life and property and links to party concerns.

the Record Vaughn Proctor North A Southern Pacific Railroad

Defense chief outlines NSC study shaping 1970s force levels

Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird said the National Security Council is conducting a decade shaping study on U S forces. He cited Navy power as essential and warned against capping naval buildup amid Soviet submarine capabilities. He cited counts of Soviet submarines and compared them with U S fleet figures.

Russia United States Laird Soviet Union

Army names key murder suspect in Vietnam case

The Army charged Capt. Robert Marasco of Rutherford New Jersey with shooting to death Thai Khac Chuy near Nha Trang on June 20. Marasco denied the charge in cables to his wife and parents as six Green Beret officers face court martial for the slaying.

Saigon UPS Army Today Robert Marasco Rutherford N.J U.S. Green Berets Marasco New Jersey Army Thai Khac Chuy Bob Denise Frank Marasco Bloomfield Robert B. Rheault Vineyard Haven Mass All Green Berets Vietnam David E. Crew Cedar Rapids Iowa Thomas C. Middleton Hartsville S.C Budge E. Williams Cedartown Leland J. Brumley Duncan Okla Edward M. Boyle New York City SFC Alvin L. Smith Naples Fla

Violence Ends West Germany Election Campaign

West Germany wrapped up its election campaign after a violent NN rally in Nuernberg where thousands clashed with police. Police reported 107 injured, 24 arrests, as protesters chanted Nazis out and attacked with bottles and clubs. Main contenders Kiesinger and Brandt urged keeping Von Thadden's forces out of parliament.

Bonn UPI West Germany Nuernberg Bundestag Kurt Georg Kiesinger Christian Democrats Willy Brandt Social Democrats Adolf von Thadden National Democratic Party Kiesinger Brandt von Thadden

Four defense attorneys cited for contempt in Chicago riot trial

UPI reports in Chicago that four defense lawyers were cited for contempt for failing to appear at the Democratic Convention riot trial. Judge Hoffman warned two lawyers and ordered a Monday hearing. warrants were dropped for two others by Judge Wollenberg. The proceedings included a clenched fist salute and a defendant firing his lawyers in anger as jurors were urged to ignore the gesture.

Chicago UPI U.S. District Court Julius J. Hoffman Michael A. Tigar San Francisco Gerald Lefcourt New York City Cook County Abbie Hoffman Albert C. Wollenberg Hoffman U.S. Atty Richard G. Schultz William Kunstler Tom Hayden Students For A Democratic Society

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