Sentinel missile defense plan halted for review
The Pentagon halted major Sentinel antimissile work as Defense Secretary Laird orders a high level review. President Nixon and Deputy Secretary Packard say actions are deferred while assessing overall defense needs and security implications with the United States seeking a stronger position in negotiations with the Soviet Union. House Armed Services Committee member Rivers signals no construction until the review concludes.
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Snowpack Sampling Indicates Ample California Water
The state reported the first snowpack sampling of the year shows enough water in storage to meet next summer's needs. The department said mountain snowpack in some areas is near or above record highs from 1988 1952 and 1967, aided by recent storms.
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Garrison argues Kennedy murder proof in Shaw trial
District Attorney Jim Garrison told an all male jury in the Clay Shaw case that the state would prove President Kennedy was murdered by a conspiracy. He said shots in Dealey Plaza came from different guns and locations and that Oswald helped with the shooting but did not fire the fatal shot himself.
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Millichamp Family Ads for Peace After Vietnam Injuries
The Millichamps paid $500 for a half-page Detroit newspaper ad to protest the Vietnam War telegram informing them of Pfc. John D.R. Millichamp’s injuries. The wounded soldier, then 20, suffered multiple fragment wounds and traumatic amputations, while his brother and sister urged peace and questioned U.S. policy.
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Long Beach Housing Progress Shows Steady Improvement
The annual review of the Workable Program for Community Improvement outlines plans to provide decent housing in good neighborhoods. It discusses HUD submission, rent subsidization, mortgage insurance, open space, and urban beautification, plus a Neighborhood Analysis Program to tackle slums and blight.
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Nixon Sought End to Patronage in Postmaster Jobs
President Nixon announced a shift from political patronage to competitive exams for postmaster and rural carrier appointments. About 3,000 postmasters and 31,000 rural carriers would be affected, with three top scorers certified for each job and the postmaster general choosing among them. Blount said the new system starts immediately, drawing mixed reviews from Congress.
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California riot insurance bill seeks $20 million appropriation
Sacramento Assemblyman Bd Moretti proposes a $20 million state appropriation to join federal riot insurance programs. He argues federal backing would encourage insurers to cover homes and businesses damaged by riots, preventing a funding shortfall next year.
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Jet Pilots Warn of Inevitable Hijack Risk
Washington AUPI reports representatives from the Air Line Pilots Association warn that hijackings will soon cause a catastrophe. Charles J. Ruby calls for severe penalties for hijackers and U.S. court trials. Stuart G. Tipton from the Air Transport Association supports immediate action and anticipated consequences.
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Youth Sex Education Talk Set at Cavensa Presbyterian
A February 17 dialogue on youth sex education will be hosted by the Loy Beath Community Welfare Council at its quarterly meeting. The session will be led by Dr Ralph er of California State College and Robert Flicks of the American Institute of Family Relations, with local principals and PTA readers among attendees. Eckert, author of Sex Attitudes in the Home, previously led Child Development at the University of Connecticut before moving to California.
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L B Man Acquires Former Presidential Yacht Potomac
The Potomac, former Presidential yacht used by Franklin D Roosevelt, was sold at the Port of Los Angeles to Edward Byron of Long Beach. The 165-foot vessel will be refitted for avianographic research and alg testing. Byron, president of Potonic Operations Corporation, has acquired mortgages and liens and aims to own the ship via foreclosure. Replacement value is about $2 million. corporate payment figures are confidential. The group plans a $100,000 overhaul.
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