Commission debates exposure to explicit sexual materials
The article describes how viewing explicit sexual materials can prompt more talk about sex and a temporary rise in sexual activity for some individuals. Commission chairman William L. Lockhart led a group of 18 members, amid controversy from Charles Keating and religious leaders who objected to the final report proposing removal of bans on sex-related material.
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William L. Lockhart
Law School
University of Minnesota
Congress
Keating
Cincinnati
Panel probe urged by Nixon appointee on obscenity panel
Charles H Keating Jr the sole Nixon appointee to the President's Commission on Obscenity and Pornography asks Congress to investigate the panel calling its majority report immoral and anarchistic He cites dissenters Morton A Hill and W C Link to support the charge while noting the chair and counsel align with the ACLU stance A second item notes Temple Beth El Santa Maria observing Rosh Hashanah with services led by Rabbi Robert Sharft including eve and morning services and a children's service schedule
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Washington
UPI
Commission On
Congress
Charles H. Keating Jr
Cincinnati
Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Keating
Morton A. Hill
Morality In Media
New York
W. C. Link
Hermitage
Tenn
Temple Beth-El
Santa Maria
Robert Sharft
Hebrew Union College of Los Angeles
Rosh Hashanah
Angela Davis search continues in Miami Beach area
Police report a possible sighting of Angela Davis on the motel strip north of Miami Beach while Dade County investigators express little optimism about locating the fugitive. In California she is sought for the slaying of a San Rafael judge, and a boat captain near Sunny Isles reports an armed attempt to force him toward Bimini Island before midnight Monday.
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Miami Beach
Fla
UPI
Angela Davis
Dade County
South Florida
Warren Woods
Sunny Isles
Bimini Island
Bahamas
Woods
Actor Horton Dies at 82 in California Home
Hollywood actor Edward Everett Horton, a long time star of theater film and TV, died at 82 at his San Fernando Valley residence after an illness. He had worked in Broadway touring companies and appeared in F Troop as Furious Chicken and other classics. Horton, a lifelong bachelor, had resided in Southern California since 1925.
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Hollywood
UPI
Edward Everett Horton
Horton
San Fernando Valley
Glens Falls
N.Y
Henry
Furious Chicken
F Troop
Southern
California
Another Diphtheria Case in Texas Reported
A 12 year old girl is the 106th confirmed diphtheria case in San Antonio for the year, with Bexar County totaling 108 cases after confirmation by health officials. Thirty nine cases are suspected and 133000 county residents have received two immunizations while 17000 still need the second dose.
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San Antonio, Tex
UPI
Bexar County
Obituaries for Joyce Comaduran and Pablo Arguello
Obituary notices report Joyce Comaduran 35 of Lompoc killed by a vehicle with prayer services in Santa Maria and funeral in Lompoc. Separate obituary notes Pablo Olivarri Arguello 52 of Lompoc died in an industrial accident at Johns Manville with services at United Pentecostal Church and burial at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery. Both notices list survivors and funeral arrangements.
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Newhart Family Garden
Santa Maria
Joyce Comaduran
Lompoc
Comaduran
E. College Ave
Leona Arebalo
Frank Comaduran, Jr
Cynthia Comaduran
Albert L. Valdez
Ted L. Perry
Gordon Arebalo
Santa Barbara
Robert Arebalo
Percilla Ray
Japan
Leona Alexander
Mary W. Arebalo
Newhart
S. Broadway
United Pentecostal Church
Pablo Olivarri Arguello
Arguello
Johns- Manville Corp
Moses Hernandez
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Rivera
N.M
Lompoc Valley
N. J St
Rita
Mary
Gloria
Jean
Judy
Margaret
McPeek Family Mortuary
Alcoa
American Motors
At&t
Bendix
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Dupont
Eastman Kodak
Ford Motor
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Imperial Corp
International Paper
Johns Manville
Lockheed
McDonnell Douglas
Santa Fe
Sears Roebuck
Cal Edison
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Calif
N.jo
Texaco
Textron
Elle Times Mirror
TransAmerica
TRRW
Sos
Union Oil
United Aircraft
Uniroyal U.S. Steel
Westinghouse
Woolworth
Ind
Trans
Util
Bicycle crash injures teen in Lompoc alley
Frank Edward Polton 15 of 508 N. O St suffered abrasions and cuts after a bicycle collision with Eldridge Washington Cox 47 of 5218 S. F St in an alley south of West Ocean Avenue. He was treated at Lompoc Hospital then at Vandenberg AFB Hospital and listed in satisfactory condition.
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Frank Edward Polton
N. O St
Eldridge Washington Cox
S. F St
Ocean Avenue
Frank
Lompoc
Vandenberg Air Force Base Hospital
Five boys set fire near Vandenberg Village County Club
County fire officials report five boys ages 10 to 13 poured gasoline in a field near Vandenberg Village County Club and briefly ignited it. Firemen quickly extinguished the blaze, which reignited before being put out again. No damage occurred and arson officials planned talks with the youths and their parents as tinder dry conditions raised fire risk.
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Vandenberg Village County Club
Signup set for swimming at municipal pool classes
Registration for swim classes at the municipal pool will be held tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 105 S. C Street. Classes begin Monday and include Women’s swimming 10 to 11 a.m. four weeks, Tiny Tot 11 a.m. to noon four weeks, multiple daily and evening sessions with fees from four to five dollars. The Marlin swim team starts Monday 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. for ages six to seventeen trying out.
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Marlin
S. C Street
Stalker wins memorial pharmacology scholarship
Stephen D. Stalker, 21, son of Mr and Mrs Don Stalker of 400 W Locust Ave, receives the Julius Nasatir Memorial Scholarship from the Central Coast Counties Pharmaceutical Association. He is a UC Santa Barbara alumnus and is entering his second year at UC Medical Center School of Pharmacy.
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Stephen D. Stalker
Don Stalker
W. Locust Ave
University of California Medical Center School of Pharmacy
San Francisco
Julius Nasatir
Central Coast Counties Pharmaceutical Association
Nasatir
Lompoc
Paso Robles
Stalker
University of California, Santa Barbara
UC Medical Center School of Pharmacy
Printing ban lifted on Santa Barbara County ballots
A Los Angeles Superior Court judge lifted the printing ban for Santa Barbara County General Election ballots and similar county ballots. County Clerk J E Lewis said he could not prevent the printing of over 113000 sample ballots, already started under secretary of state sanction. Lewis awaited further court action and was served with a writ by Richard Nevins, a Democratic candidate for reelection to the Board of Equalization.
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Superior Court
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
J.E. Lewis
Secretary of State
Lewis
Richard Nevins
Board of Equalization
Cabrillo grad Tony Fugitt to depart for Vietnam service
Army Spec. 4 Tony N. Fugitt son of Mr and Mrs John B Fugitt 525 Pegasus Vandenberg Village is home on leave before leaving for Vietnam Oct 10 to serve as a crew chief with a helicopter unit He is a 1969 Cabrillo High School graduate who completed helicopter training earned his Wings at Fort Eustis VA and did basic training at Fort Ord
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Army
Tony N. Fugitt
John B. Fugitt
Pegasus
Vandenberg Village
Vietnam
Fugitt
Cabrillo High School
Fort Eustis
Fort Ord
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Texas
Pablo Arguello
By Bob Barnes
Lompoc High School
Companions of the Foresters of America
Honda Circle 708
S. E St
Salt Lake City
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Tabernacle
Temple Square
Joseph Fielding Smith
Smith
Harold B. Lee
N. Eldon Tanner
Relief Society
Belle S. Spafford
Relhef Society
Chicago
Ralph T. Smith
R-Ill
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Oaly
Alm
Wig Sale
Kanekalon
Lompoc Discount
North ‘H' Street
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England
Roy Wood
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