Nixon Vows Help to Preserve Nations Private Schools
President Nixon told the National Catholic Education Association that private schools face a crisis and he will help preserve the nonpublic system but needs time for workable legislation. He warned collapse could cost taxpayers billions and outlined possible tax relief and funding measures tied to a forthcoming advisory study.
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Nixon
Hiladelphia
National Catholic Education Association
United States
Tergovernmental Relations
Congress
Nixon to Visit Iran May 30 31 During Soviet Tour
The White House announced that President Nixon and Mrs. Nixon will visit Iran on May 30 and 31 after an eight day stay in the Soviet Union. The trip aims to strengthen ties with Iran on the USSR's southern border and will be a goodwill gesture with possible diplomatic talks.
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Washington
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Nixon
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Iran
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Mideast
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Spiro Agnew
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Red China
Peking
Persian Gulf
Central Treaty Organization
CENTO
West
Lran
Moscow
Ottawa
Canada
Great Lakes
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Orphan Buffalo Born By Caesarean At Refuge
A 68 pound orphan buffalo heifer, Julie, was born by Caesarean at Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. Her mother was killed earlier to maintain brucellosis free status. Julie was walking within 15 minutes and nursing by mid afternoon, cared for by staff near refuge headquarters.
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Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Julie
Refuge
M. B. Jarred
Carnegie
Gene Bartnicki
Bartnicki
U S Air Assault Fights North Vietnam In Major Offensive
U S forces mount the heaviest air strike since 1968 to cut the North Vietnamese base area in South Vietnam. 400 planes conduct attacks on targets in North Vietnam while clashes erupt around Loc Ninh near Saigon. North Vietnamese divisions cross from Cambodia threatening An Loc, with heavy casualties reported and traffic along Highway 13 constrained.
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United States
North Vietnam
South Viet
Central Highlands
U.S
7Th Fleet
South Vietnam
Whitland
Nixon
Laos
Loc Ninh
An Loc
Binh Long Province
State Senator accuses sheriff of pocketing prisoner funds
In Miami J Fred Phillips charged Ottawa County Sheriff William Schuelein with feeding prisoners and pocketing about $18 000 beyond salary. He planned to seek a Crime Bureau probe from Gov David Hall as tensions rise.
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Miami
Kla
J. Fred Phillips
Ottawa County
William M. Schuelein
Gls Volunteer Cleanup At Wichita Mountains Refuge
About 200 Fort Sill soldiers from the U S Army Field Artillery Training Center will volunteer Saturday to clean 51 miles of roadsides and camping areas at Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. They will collect aluminum and glass and donate proceeds to Chenoweth Memorial Library founded in memory of a Fort Sill lieutenant killed in Vietnam.
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Fort Sill
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
U.S. Army Field Artillery Training Center
Gibson Discount Center
Chenoweth Memorial Library
Vietnam
Explosion at Kerr McGee Refinery Tank Farm Kills Man
An explosion at the Triangle Refinery tank farm in ORAVILLE Georgia killed a 30 year old loading clerk Eugene Smith and injured 12 others. Four residents were hurt two critically. Eight firefighters were treated after collapse from heat and smoke. Three gasoline tanks continued burning and damage is pegged over four million dollars. The city declared a state of emergency.
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Oraville
DeKalb County
F. D. Hand
Triangle
Kerr McGee Oil Co
Kenneth Womack
Eugene Smith
Howard Nicholson
See
Thundershowers Possible Here
The Lawton area faces a 20 percent chance of afternoon and tonight showers as a mild cool front passes. Expect warm, windy conditions with highs in the 90s and southwest winds 15 to 25 mph. Lows will dip to the mid 50s with northwest winds 8 to 18 mph. Friday's high near 80.
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Lawton
National Weather Service
Council OKs Rainmaking Program in Lawton
Lawton city council approved entering contract negotiations with Irving P. Krick Associates to run a 12 month weather modification program for 27000 dollars aimed at increasing rainfall in the watersheds serving two city reservoirs. The vote was 6 to 1 and final agreement is expected next week.
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Irving P. Krick
Brick Organization
Lawton
Krick
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