Secretary Of State Outlines Nixon's Moscow Goals At AP Event
Secretary of State William P. Rogers outlined Nixon's aims for a Moscow trip including a possible SALT agreement and talks to halt Soviet arms to North Vietnam. The AP meeting also featured remarks by other officials and notes on AP's internal board changes and annual convention events.
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Nixon
Moscow
New York
Wiliam P. Rogers
Associated Press
Soviet Union
North Vietnam
Rogers
News Service
News Cooperative
It's Barbecue Time For American Male
A humorous Chicago AP piece notes the summer ritual of backyard grilling by the American male. It contrasts martinis with cooking, jokes about dad guarding the grill, and warns that modern grills risk limiting freedom as men monitor every flare and wind gust while watching baseball through the door.
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Chicago
Senate To Probe Policy Making
Senate hearings open on foreign policy roles of the president and the Senate with witnesses Arthur Goldberg and Clark Clifford. Senator Sam Ervin notes concerns over executive agreements used in place of treaties and calls for a clear definition of powers between the branches.
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Senate
Washington
Judiciary Committee
Subcommittee On Separation of Powers
Arthur J. Goldberg
Supreme Court
U.S
United Nations
Clark Clifford
Defense
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
Subcommittee
Ervin
Two Die On Oklahoma Roads In Weekend Accidents
An Oklahoma City man, Edenbrough Proby, 57, died when his car left the road and hit a parked vehicle in northeast Oklahoma City. Ronald Thomas, 20, of Thomas, died on arrival at Weatherford hospital after a car with him struck a horse on Oklahoma 33 Saturday night. The state highway toll for 1972 reaches 220, up from 214 a year earlier.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Highway Patrol
Thomas
Oklahoma
Edenbrough Proby
Ronald Thomas
Weatherford
Parole Board Recommends 58 Inmates for Parole
Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board on Sunday recommended parole for 58 inmates including John Henry Allen known as Tennessee Tom a Bartlesville area robber from 1969. Board planned to interview 53 more inmates today while five paroles were denied. Allen praised board remarks and reflected on decades of prison time amid his fourth parole recommendation in two years.
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Mcalester
Okla
Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board
John Henry Allen
Allen
Tennessee
Tom
Bartlesville
Board
Fool's Hill
Soldiers Study Arkansas River Trace Trek
Thirty three volunteers from Ft. Riley Kansas travel 1250 miles along the Arkansas River on rafts from Canon City to Pine Bluff. The Arkansas River Trace aims to complete a 43 day ecological survey though snow and mosquitoes challenge them.
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Colo
Ft. Riley
Kan
Arkansas River
Canon City
Climax
Pine Bluff
Ark
Arkansas
Mississippi
16Th Infantry
1St Infantry Division
English Language Mandatory in Finnish Schools
Finland maintains English as a compulsory subject in all primary and secondary schools. The policy aims to boost students' global communication skills and prepare them for international work and study opportunities. Local authorities oversee curriculum implementation and teacher staffing to ensure consistent English instruction across regions.
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Finland
I Q of 145 Memory Ad Promises Powerful Recall
An Chicago publisher advertises a memory-boosting method to gain influence in business and social life. It offers a free booklet Adventures in Memory by mail to Memory Studies, 555 E. Lange St., Dept. 590-11, Mundelein, Ill. 60060. A postcard suffices.
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Chicago
E. Lange St
Dept
Mundelein
Ill
Checkbook Balancer Sells Fast Amid Banking Frustrations
AP Business Analyst notes widespread checkbook balancing errors and a new plastic calculator aid. The piece also reports rising counterfeit notes in the Northeast, mainly tens and twenties, with quality issues and a call to report fakes to the Secret Service.
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John Cunniff
New York
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Secret Service
Fed
Albert backs Democrat nominee for next president
Oklahoma City AP Carl Albert predicts the Democratic nominee at the summer convention will win the presidency. He would back any Democrat and highlights the economy as the top issue while noting concerns over school busing and Vietnam. He criticizes the Nixon administration’s campaign stance amid rising unemployment and higher grocery costs.
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Oklahoma City
United States
House
Carl Albert
Albert
Oklahoma Democrats Allow 17-Year-Olds to Participate
The Oklahoma Democratic Party welcomes 17-year-olds who will turn 18 before the November 7 elections to take part in party business. The state executive committee unanimously approved the change allowing these youths to run for delegate to the Democratic National Convention or join committees. Temporary members were also elected to serve on platform credentials and rules committees at the national convention.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Democratic Party
Public Auction Notice for Delinquent Storage Goods
Delinquent storage charges at Ainsworth Van Lines Lawton lead to public auction of household goods belonging to Everett Hester of Atlanta Georgia and Donald S. Biaick of Glen Burnie Maryland. Auction set for May 11 1972 at 7 30 p m at The Auction Block Star Route Box 42N Lawton Oklahoma.
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Lawton
Ainsworth van Lines, Inc
S. East
Oklahoma
Everett Hester
Addington Street
Atlanta
Georgia
Donald S. Biaick
Talipines Ct
Glen Burnie
Maryland
Star Route
Public Notice of Private Redevelopment Sale in Lawton
Lawton Urban Renewal Authority proposes a private land sale contract with Ira T Fintey and James W Robertson partners of Lawton Oklahoma. Redevelopment area bounded by Lee Boulevard Georgia Avenue South 11th Street and South 15th Street. Public disclosure statement filed and available for examination 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM weekdays.
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Lowton
Lee Boulevard
Georgia Avenue
South 11Th Street
South 15Th Street
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Lawton Urban Renewal Authority Plans Private Redevelopment
The Lawton Urban Renewal Authority announces contracts for sale of land to Powl Enterprises Inc Lawton Novelty Co Inc Ratcliffe Book Stores and Lee Ratcliffe et al within the Downtown Urban Renewal Project defined by B and C Avenue alleys SLSF Railway South 6th Street and Railroad Street Redeveloper statements are filed for public disclosure under HUD rules and will be available for inspection 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM Monday through Friday after May 5 1972.
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Lawton
SLSF
Rigntor-Wey
Railroad Street
South 6Th Street
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Lawton Urban
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