Correction Hulsey arrest location corrected in report
Correction shows Billy Ray Hulsey 39 charged in district court with illegal sale of drugs and maintaining a place resorted to by drug users was arrested at 1906 Andrews not 1605 N 27th. Police recovered about two pounds of marijuana at the Andrews address and Hulsey had listed 1605 N 27th as his prior address when bond was posted.
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Billy Ray Hulsey
Andrews
Lawton
Hulsey
N. 27Th
Cox and Wright Debate Tapes in Supreme Court Fight
In a packed courtroom Sirica listens as Professor Wright argues against unchecked executive privilege in the Watergate tapes case. He warns that overruling privilege could force disclosure of unedited tapes to all defendants, risking precedent and justice.
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Cox
Nixon
Wright
University of Texas
Sirica
Banking leaders named to Shultz advisory group
Shultz chairs a New York advisory panel with Robert V. Roosa Reginald H. Jones Elimore C Patterson Walter B. Winston and Henry C Wallich as initial members. A Treasury spokesman said additional members could be named later.
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Chase Manhattan Bank
New York
Robert V. Roosa
Brown Bros. Harriman & Co
Reginald H. Jones
General Electric Co
Elimore C. Patterson
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
Walter B. Winston
First National City Bank
Henry C. Wallich
Yale University
Shultz
Treasury
Tidal Waves Triggered by Volcano Eruptions and Quakes
Tidal waves are triggered by erupting volcanoes or underwater earthquakes, scientists say, linking seismic activity to sudden surges in sea level and coastal flooding potential.
Military base closings shaping up for 1974 budget
The plan calls for possible hundreds of base closures including overseas sites with 451 U.S. bases and 323 abroad. Schlesinger may confront Congress as defense spending faces budget decisions next year. The Air Force likely to shed most bases while the Army could close Ft. Dix and the Navy may cut a shipyard and several shore facilities.
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United States
Capitol Hill
Schlesinger
Congress
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Winters Calls Financial Statement Misleading and Rising Net Worth
Oklahoma State Treasurer Leo Winters said his net worth has substantially risen to about 6.2 million over seven years, though court records show a slower increase from 417,218. He noted the 1966 financial statement did not list all assets and blamed political enemies for harassment while asserting IRS gave a clean bill of health.
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Oklahoma City
Leo Winters
U. S. Atty
William R. Burkett
Appellate Court
Winters
IRS
Cambodia pleads for continued aid from United States
In an open letter to Congress and the American people Cambodia requests continued military and economic aid of 180 to 200 million dollars. The letter warns a resumption of bombing raids if North Vietnam increases support to insurgents and stresses moral obligation in resisting North Vietnamese troops using Cambodia as a base. Ambassador Am Sim says Cambodia could endure without U S air power and asserts the government will survive.
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Washington
Congress
Cambodia
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
United States
Vietnam
Am Sim
Manhunt Near Arroyo Hondo Over Gaudet Surrender
Edwin Gaudet known as Cat in the Morning Star commune faces a federal warrant for threatening the President. A third day of mountain search involved about 20 state and local officers plus Secret Service agents as his wife and cousin tried to locate him. Gaudet allegedly fired at pursuing officers with a 30.06 rifle and the search resumed after a brief pause.
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Gaudet
Stanley Gaudet
Mrs. Gaudet
John Paul Jones
Secret Service
New Mexico
Edwin Gaudet
Jones
Arroyo Hondo
Morning Star Commune
Taos-area
Cat
New Orleans
Nw Orleans
Nixon
Gaudett
Museum Experts To Speak At Annual Institute Meet
Two museum specialists will speak at the Institute of the Great Plains annual meet at the Museum of the Great Plains. Dr J K Greer of Stovall Museum OU discusses Museums Mausoleums or Theaters Ron Gleason of Wichita Falls Museum speaks Museums Naked or Dead Whit Ozier will present Nostalgia and Music.
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Museum of the Great Plains
Institute of the Great Plains
J. K. Greer
Stovall Museum
University of Oklahoma
Ron Gleason
Wichita Falls
James Miles
Institute
The
Great Plains Journal
Whit Ozier
Museum
Comanche County Historical Society
Miles
City proposes fee hikes to raise funds for services
Projections show rate increases totaling about 60 000 dollars annually from a new charge plus 27 000 from higher commercial sewer rates and 36 000 from a per yard pick up fee. A landfill levy adds 75 000 while water rate changes align apartment units with single family rates and reduce high users minimum charges, adding 41 000 and 22 000 respectively.
Suspects Freed In Drug Probe In Comanche County
Sixteen people arrested in drug raids in Comanche County and Medicine Park were released due to insufficient evidence. Police said five of the suspects were freed. the investigation continues as 14 men a woman and a 13 year old girl were not charged. About 14 pounds of marijuana and a small amount of heroin were seized.
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Medicine Park
Comanche County
Vernon Fields
Police
Carl Morrow
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Silet
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