National Demo Panel To Order More Women Delegates
The Democratic National Committee will require states to prove active recruitment of women minorities and youth delegates or risk losing seats at the 1972 convention in Miami. Lawrance O'Brien endorses Fraser Commission guidelines to enforce representation with full affirmative action.
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Grandmother of Mayor Candidate Shot in Nursing Home
Ethel Foster eighty was found shot to death in St. Anthony's Center Houston. Her daughter Mary Ray fifty four was wounded in the same room with a .22 pistol also found there. Police report the mayoral election today pits Fred Hofheinz against incumbent Louie Welch.
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Second British Quintuplet Dies in Liverpool
A second baby from Britain's newborn quintuplets has died in Liverpool. Grace Brown gave birth to three girls and two boys four days ago. one boy died yesterday and another girl died today from a respiratory condition.
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UN Claims Relief Plane Fired On Off Chittagong
UN officials say an Indian warship fired on and possibly hit a Canadian air force plane en route to Dacca to evacuate European women and children. The aircraft, blocked by naval forces, returned to Bangkok after failing to assess the airstrip. The attack hindered a second day of civilian airlift from Dacca under siege.
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Sheriff Freed From Tulsa Jail
Rogers County Sheriff Amos Ward completed a sentence for driving while drunk and was released from Tulsa County jail. He was convicted to 10 days on April 21 after a Tulsa County traffic accident. Ward began serving Friday and earned two days credit per day worked, reducing total time to three days.
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Gerstenberg Elected GM Chief Executive Officer
Richard C. Gerstenberg who joined GM as a month timekeeper becomes chairman and chief executive officer. He will succeed James M. Roche who retires at month end under GM’s mandatory retirement rule. Roche turns 65 next week and has led GM for four years.
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IPSA Ordered To Halt Stamp Sales In Oklahoma City
A federal temporary restraining order blocks IPSA from selling five cent stamps aimed at competing with the U S Postal Service as a suit by the National Association proceeds. Local officials will not deliver cards bearing IPSA stamps. A December hearing will address major policy changes and potential sales impact.
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Local TV Schedule Snippet for Wichita Falls and Oklahoma City
The listing shows Channel 3 4 6 in Wichita Falls and Oklahoma City with daytime programs including News Weather Sports. It notes color and B W broadcasts with soaps such as As World Turns General Hospital One Life to Live and comedies/oldies including Gilligans Island and I Dream of Jeannie.
Pentagon Intelligence Cuts About five thousand payroll
Pentagon intelligence cuts about 5,000 jobs reducing payroll to 134,000 as part of a broader reorganization and tighter integration. Senator Froehike testified that future intelligence needs may outpace resources amid declining military forces. Democrats urged trimming and questioned efficiency.
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India Frees U S Vessel From Detention Off Madras
The 6454-ton Expeditor of Isbrandtsen Lines sailed from Madras for Rangoon after a seven day detention by the Indian navy. A U S consul general meeting preceded the departure amid claims the ship carried military supplies for Pakistani forces in East Pakistan.
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Tinker Chief Gets New Post
Maj. Gen. George M. Johnson, commander of the Oklahoma City Air Materiel Area, will take a new post at Wright Patterson Air Force Base Ohio on February 1. He has served at Tinker AFB since July 1968.
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