Senate Debates Five Year U S Soviet Nuclear Pact
Senate opens debate on a five year U S Soviet agreement limiting land and sea based nuclear missiles. Senate votes to make election day a national holiday starting Nov 7 and every two years. Nixon names Cynthia Holcomb Hall to the U S Tax Court for a 15 year term. Oklahoma survey shows candidates favor more higher education funding. House votes against immediate Indochina troop withdrawal. appropriations bill exceeds request by 1.7 billion and lacks a key savings loophole.
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Washington
Senate
National Bicentennial Commission
House
Nixon
Cynthia Holcomb Hall
Los Angeles
U.S
Hall
John
Craig S. Atkins
Congress
Continental Cuisine Gets Chinese Touch at Graduation
Fifteen Chinatown graduates of the American Cook's Training School receive diplomas in continental cooking, aiming for work in local restaurants and clubs. The second class begins soon, funded by the Economic Opportunity Council and California Department of Human Resources.
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Tony Fong
Economic Opportunity Council
Chinatown
California Department of Human Resources
Steven Lee
Sam Louie
Nina Tucker
The
American Cook's Training School
Meteors to streak across sky in planet debris shower
A scientist describes the earth passing through a field of space debris with about 50 meteors visible per hour. He notes meteors fall day and night though daylight hides them and warns a few large meteors may reach the ground. He adds the shower offers no special viewing spot and urges not to stay inside.
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Cohen
Air Force officer Perkins linked to Vietnam war prisoner plan
Federal witnesses testified that Perkins, a New York City native with a 20 year Air Force career, claimed acute alcoholism and a belief he could free three American POWs in Vietnam. The Air Force said the case involved Pentagon secrets on radar and missile system intelligence. Perkins grew up in Palo Verde California and served in Japan Vietnam Turkey and multiple bases.
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Air Force
Japan
Vietnam
Turkey
Cherokee Nation pageant closes with standing ovation
In Tahlequah Oklahoma the Trail of Tears Indian pageant concluded with a full minute of applause from state executives in the open air theater at Tsa La Gi. The dramatization depicted the Cherokee Nation’s 19th century trek to Indian Territory and their travails.
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Tahlequah
Okla
Tsa- La-Gi
Indian Territory
Last American Vietnam infantryman wounded in action
Spec. 4 James McVicar, 20, of Chester California, is flown home Saturday after being wounded by a booby trap on a security patrol. Delta Company prepared to leave combat duties as Wegerle, a local station manager, heads to Wichita to join his wife. The 3rd Battalion, part of Americal Division, had been in Vietnam since 1966 with Alpha Company making headlines in 1969 for security tasks around Da Nang.
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Delta
Vietnam
James McVicar
Chester
Calif
United States
Wegerie
Diane
Wichita
Fina
Central
Bickel
Wegerle
Americal
da Nang
Raid Targets Private Clubs for Open Saloons
Local authorities raided private clubs seeking liquor by the drink. Field said evidence hinges on access to the club and liquor for sale, with seized bottles to be forfeited to the state within 15 days and likely destroyed.
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Field
Hospital Inmate Freed Trial Set in Murder Case
An Eastern State Hospital patient, diagnosed as mentally capable, is ordered to stand trial for murder after being freed with a $10,000 bond. Danny Bolling, 27, had been at the hospital for five years and was released last week by doctors.
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Muskogee
Okla
Eastern State Hospital
Danny Gerald Bolling
Vinita Insap Tae Tech Te Teenee
Arraigned on Liquor Charges After Raids
Greta Fioravanti operated an open saloon Wright's Steak House, Candace Miller faced charge for sale of an alcoholic beverage without license at Lion's Den Club. Jury trials scheduled.
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Greta Fioravanti
Wright's Steak House
Candace Miller
al Beverage
Cense
Lion's den Club
Oklahoma Solons Introduce Death Penalty Measure
Oklahoma legislators propose a death penalty bill in response to rising violent crime following the U.S. Supreme Court ruling. The measure seeks swift punishment for first degree murder and related offenses to deter crime and restore public safety.
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Oklahoma
Solons
U.S. Supreme Court
Senate sharing program faces annual appropriations process
The quote argues the appropriations path would compel the Committee to second guess how every city and State spends funds. It notes the Finance Committee must report the bill to the floor for action. otherwise the Appropriations panel seeks to have the measure referred to it.
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Finance Committee
Appro
Phantom jet crashes on takeoff in Thailand
A U S Air Force F4 Phantom bound for Indochina crashed during takeoff at a Thai base. Both crewmen were killed in the accident. The sun is vastly heavier than Earth, exceeding it by over 300,000 times.
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Indochina
Thailand
Missing 3-Year-Old Found With Father at Air Base
Police traced a three year old girl missing from her home to McChord Air Force Base in Washington. The girl was found with her father who is stationed with the Air Force in Tacoma.
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Air Force
Tacoma, Wash
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