Saxbe Promises To Preserve Jaworski Independence
Senator Saxbe testified at a Senate Judiciary hearing that he would not fire special Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski without at least six of eight congressional leaders approval. He supported Nixon ground rules requiring dismissal only for gross improprieties with broad consensus. Senate Leader Mansfield said the nomination may be up for full Senate soon.
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Washington
William B. Saxbe
Leon Jaworski
Saxbe
Senate Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Justice Department
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Jaworski
Archibald Cox
Cox
White House
House
Senate
Kennedy
Mike Mansfield
Four Suspects Arrested In City Robbery and Murder
Four black male suspects and a 21 year old black woman were arrested after a cold blooded grocery store killing of Edith Murphy 53 at Cagle's Grocery on Mission Boulevard. detectives recovered two sawed off rifles and questioned witnesses as a second robbery at a service station occurred nearby.
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Edith Murphy
Woodridge Drive
Cagle’s
Mission Blvd
Murphy
Robert Gillian
Gillian
Lawton
U.S
Kith and
Register
11Th Street
Fourth Street
Gasoline production cut proposed under new allocation plan
The Nixon administration proposed a 25 percent gasoline production reduction to take effect December 27, prioritizing emergency services fuel producers public transportation and agriculture. Remaining supply would go to other distributors including retail stations, affecting individual car owners. The plan also tightens heating oil diesel and jet fuel allocations and imposes crude oil distribution limits among refineries.
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William E. Simon
Simon
Oklahoma replaces State Affairs Board chair Lynn Hall
Gov. David Hall ousted State Affairs Board Chairman Lynn Buddy Hall and named Ira Baker, the retired Central Purchasing Director, to lead the board in Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma City
David Hall
State Affairs Board
Lynn
Buddy” Hall
Ira Baker
Langston Considers Punitive Action After Langston Cameron Riot
Langston University officials debated swift sanctions for players and participants after a riot at the Langston Cameron basketball game ends 98 93 with Cameron victorious. Injured were Cameron coaches Red Miller Lonnie Nichols and Lawton Constitution Press sportswriter Herb Jacobs.
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Anneton University
Langston - Cameron
Langston
William Sims
Cameron
Circulation and office numbers listed for newspaper
A brief item lists contact numbers for circulation 353-0620 editorial 353-0626 and office 353-0420 likely from a newspaper page sector. The text provides lines of contact digits without context or names.
Kissinger Plans Algeria Stop Amid Mideast Windup
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger will visit Algiers for a few hours to meet President Houari Boumedienne and Algerian Foreign Minister Abdel Aziz Boutilika as part of a Middle East diplomacy push ahead of the Geneva peace conference. He then proceeds to talks with regional leaders and a major Western Europe policy address on oil.
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Ondon
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Algeria
Kissinger
Algiers
Houari Boumedienne
Geneva
Africa
Abdel Aziz Boutilika
Edward Heath
Alec Douglas-Home
Western
Europe
Britain
United States
Israel
Pilgrims’ Society
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Brussels
City Man Killed In Cycle Crash
The body of 21 year old Kenneth Wayne Chambers of Lawton was found near Liberty Lake after a motorcycle crash on Pershing Drive. The bike hit a curb and two trees, ejecting him. the scene was discovered around 7 a.m. by Leon Ortiz. Chambers, born December 29 1951 in Cherokee, had moved to Lawton in 1969 and was a 1970 Eisenhower High School graduate. he belonged to Chickasha Episcopal Church. Survivors include his parents.
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Lawton
Liberty Lake
Kenneth Wayne Chambers
Liberty
Pershing Drive
Chambers
Billy Godfrey
Godfrey
Sheridan Road
Leon Ortiz
N. 23Rd
Cherokee
Chickasha
Eisenhower High School
Israel to Attend Geneva Peace Conference Says Eban
Foreign Minister Abba Eban reaffirmed Israel would attend the Geneva peace conference despite Defense Minister Dayans threat to boycott over Syria and POW access. Eban signaled talks with Egypt Jordan and Lebanon possible while demanding POW issues be settled before dealings with Syria. A grenade exploded in Hebron injuring Arabs and prompting arrests as part of a pattern of West Bank violence amid border patrols and demonstrations.
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Abba Ebar
Israel
Geneva
Moshe Dayan
Dayan
Syria
Red Cross
Eban
Golda Meir
Egypt
Jordan
Lebanon
al Hamishmar
Hebron
West Bank of Jordan
West Jordan
Jerusalem
Nablus
West Bank
Paul Findley
R-Ill
U.S
Samuel S. Stratton
Dn.y
Pleasant Weather Expected to Continue Through Thursday
The National Weather Service forecasts generally fair conditions here through Thursday. Daytime highs near 70 today and upper 50s on Thursday, with overnight lows in the mid-20s. Northwest winds up to 25 mph this afternoon and early evening, easing to about 10 mph afterward. High Tuesday reached 64 with a low of 32.
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National Weather Service
House OKs Appropriation For Israel War Aid
The House approved a 5.8 billion foreign aid package including 2.2 billion for Israel to replace losses from the October war. The vote was 219 to 180 sending the measure to the Senate, with other actions rejected such as boycotts on Arab oil and cutting Chilean aid.
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House
Nixon
Israel
Middle East
Senate
Pentagon
United States
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