Hostages Say Their Treatment Was Correct
Six American hijack hostages released by Palestinian guerrillas say their treatment during the three weeks in captivity was correct and humane. They arrived in Amman stating they endured no torture and were kept under guard as their release was arranged by negotiators.
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John Hollingsworth
State Department
United States
Nicosia
Cyprus
Athens
Red Cross
Britain
Switzerland
West Germany
Agnew campaigns in West as Truman echo draws crowds
Vice President Spiro Agnew campaigned in Sioux Falls and Minot urging a Republican Senate sweep and praising Truman's hard truth, while criticizing Senator Burdick over Vietnam and defense. He planned to fly to Salt Lake City for further stops amid mixed reactions from locals and a Truman-era reference to the 1960s speeches.
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UPI
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Sioux Falls
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Agnew
Scranton Commission
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Rep
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Senate
Adlai E. Stevenson
Quentin Burdick
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Kleppe
Vietnam
North Dakota
America
Newspaper Subscription Rates Listed for California Readers
Members of major press associations set a home delivery rate of 2.25 dollars per month by mail in advance. The paper is published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day.
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Lompoc
California
Act of Congress
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
New Orleans Officer Reinstated After Pigeon Shooting Incident
In Jackson Square a police officer fired pellet gun bursts at more than two dozen pigeons after they allegedly fouled his uniform. Maj. James Arnold said the officer was suspended then reinstated. The involved officer’s name was not released and another officer was briefly suspended.
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Maj
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Spca ‘Society For the Prevention of
Visiting Nurses to drop local service in Lompoc area
The Visiting Nurse Service of Northern Santa Barbara County will phase out services to Lompoc by October 15 due to finances. A small staff remains in Santa Maria and Santa Ynez Valley while the agency seeks to rebuild with community support and continue in other areas. Altrusa Club sponsors a Men’s Fashion Show and Brunch on October 25 with proceeds to Visiting Nurse Service. The Memorial Program will be expanded.
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Santa Barbara County
Lompoc
Santa Maria
Santa Ynez Valley
United Fund, Heart Association
Cancer Society
Tuberculosis Association
Houpt
Altrusa Club
Trading stamps cannot be swapped across brands says court
The 5th U S Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that one brand of trading stamps cannot be exchanged for another and must be redeemed only at company run centers. The ruling overturns a FTC decision and stems from Sperry and Hutchinson Co S H green stamps. It declares illegal for firms to trade stamps for a fee or to buy or sell stamps outright.
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New Orleans
UPI
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal Trade Commission
Sperry and Hutchinson Co
S&h
Lottery winner from Williamsport endures years of struggle
John S. Laielli 42 of Williamsport wins 250 000 in the New York State Lottery. He previously earned about 85 a week and faced eviction pressure with four children and a wife. He plans to buy a home, clothes for the kids, a car, and may start a concrete business while keeping his job at ABCO Lycoming Division.
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UPI
John S. Laielli
Laielli
New York
Betty
Stephanie
Lycoming
ABCO
Northern California fires near containment amid hot winds
Firemen battled smoky skies as major Northern California blazes spread over about 70 000 acres. Sequoia National Forest officials noted no rain since May and warned any spark could rekindle fires. Breckenridge Mountain fire burned 32 500 acres with Red Mountain scorching 20 000 acres and delaying a fire line. Damages were estimated at 7.5 million dollars in timber and 630 000 in watershed land.
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California
Ed Schneegas
Sequoia National Forest
Fresno
Sequoia
Sequoia Forest
Breckenridge Mountain
Red Mountain
Nation's weather pattern and California fire updates
A nationwide weather summary notes sunny conditions with scattered showers and chilly readings along the east coast. Early temperatures ranged from 35 to 81 across select locations. Blackwell officials adopt a hot water unit for garbage trucks. A large 15 000 acre Los Padres blaze near Monterey shows progress on 60 percent containment while remaining out of control elsewhere. Redwood City fire and a San Carlos 30 acre blaze linked to a child cigarette experiment highlight ongoing danger. Bank of California pledges 5 million dollars in emergency loans to fire victims for essential needs. An 1 820 acre Yosemite power line fire near Mariposa is reported controlled.
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New York
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Georgia
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Key West Naval Air Station
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Manson Trial Day Turns Testimony Into Theater
Witness Juan Flynn a tall Panamanian ranch hand described fear of Charles Manson and detailed a knife threat at Spahn Ranch. Kanarek clashed with the state witness while Flynn testified about Manson acknowledging the Tate LaBianca killings.
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Perry Mason
Sharon Tate
Juan Flynn
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Manson
Tate-LaBianca
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