Kissinger Withheld Soviet Arms Violation Reports Revealed
Declassified documents show Henry Kissinger delayed at least five U.S. intelligence reports on suspected Soviet arms violations from Congress and top officials. The releases detail how Kissinger personally vetted June 1973 Soviet missile silo notes, and how the practice of limited access to sensitive intel traces back to the Cuban missile crisis era.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Congress
William P. Rogers
Kissinger
Nixon
Proctor
CIA
Ford Administration
House Committee
Secretary of Defense
Defense Intelligence Agency
Goldwater suggests Rockefeller might quit to challenge Ford
Senator Barry Goldwater says Nelson Rockefeller could resign as vice president to run for the White House if Ford loses next year’s early primaries. He notes Ford’s campaign faces problems but can still win, urging stronger organization in New Hampshire and Florida. Rockefeller spokesman confirms support for Ford.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
White House
Ford
Arizona Republican
Rockefeller
Goldwater
GOP
New Hampshire
Florida
California
Ronald Reagan
Howard H. Callaway
Reagan
Illinois
Callaway
Concord
N.H
Gallup
Lawrence High to stage Stille Nacht Christmas play
Lawrence High drama students present Stille Nacht by Mil lard Denny in a public performance at 7 30 p m Monday and 2 morning assemblies Tuesday in the school auditorium. Denny notes the final dress rehearsal style showing prompted by high demand. The piece, set in a WWI ruined church, features 60 sound and light cues and stars seniors Hall Starr Strong Green and others.
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Lawrence High
Millard Denny
Denny
Steve Hall
Ken Starr
Paul Strong
Mark Green
John Forbes
Six Die in Tulsa Fire at East Side Home
Six persons died in a blaze that nearly destroyed a brick home on Tulsa's far east side. Fire Chief Stanley Hawkins said identification of victims was ongoing hours after discovery shortly after 1 a.m. The bodies were taken to the city morgue. Two cars in the garage were destroyed.
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Tulsa
Okla
Far East Side
Stanley Hawkins
Suit seeks 20000 damages in Douglas County court
Fred Rush files a 20000 lawsuit in Douglas County District Court claiming the Douglas County State Bank wrongfully obtained a judgment to garnish his accounts after an unnotified hearing date. He alleges the bank sued him February 15 1975 and he was told the hearing would be continued without notice. He says he never received notification of the rescheduled hearing and was informed only in July the ruling existed. The bank has not answered. He asserts damage to credit and embarrassment.
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Douglas County
Fred Rush
Rt. 4
Douglas County State Bank
Rush
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