Pakistani Paratroopers In Dacca Face Wilting Defenses
Pakistani officers admit Dacca defenses are wilting as paratroopers drop into the province on Saturday afternoon. Indian spokesmen noted the rapid advance and mounting resistance, with reports routing to page 4, column 1.
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First CST Talks Between Nixon Pompidou Open With Cordial Tone
The first session of talks between President Nixon and President Pompidou in Angra opened with a cordial atmosphere. They discussed East West relations and other international issues, avoiding the monetary crisis topic for now. The two leaders welcomed press coverage in the Town Council building as Treasury officials handled a separate monetary discussion.
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Second Veto Predicted In UN Cease-Fire Vote
UN Security Council to vote on a cease fire as India and Pakistan dispute terms. U Thant reports Prime Minister Indira Gandhi would agree to a cease-fire if Pakistan withdraws from East Pakistan and a peaceful settlement with Bangladesh is reached.
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Petition to legalize liquor by drink struck down
Oklahoma Secretary of State John Rogers ruled the liquor by the drink petition invalid today. Petition sponsors said they will appeal to the Oklahoma Supreme Court. Attorney R. C. Jopling Jr. warned it would create liquor barons and monopolies.
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Foreign Aid Battle Delays House Vote in Final Session
Congress nears adjournment as House takes up a resolution to extend foreign aid at about 2.6 billion dollars annually until March 15. A Senate amendment seeks a six month withdrawal from Indochina once POWs are released, a proposal opposed by the administration and House allies.
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Americans Freed After Crossing Into Hong Kong Red China
Two Americans, a man held 19 years and a woman captured on a yacht in 1968, crossed into Hong Kong. They were flown to Kai Tak and boarded a U S military plane. Downey’s life sentence was commuted to five years. Other POWs remain in China amid unclear fates.
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National Jaycee Chief Due Here
Ronald G. S. Au of Hawaii, the national president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, will speak at the Lawton Jaycee meeting on Tuesday. The luncheon is at noon in the Hotel Lawtonian ballroom with Dale Wright of Edmond as escort. Au is the first Hawaii native and first Chinese American to lead the national Jaycee organization, elected last June for a one year term.
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South Vietnam launches deep drive into Cambodia
South Vietnamese forces with U S air cover push 6 000 troops into eastern Cambodia aiming at Chup town near the Mekong. Tanks armored vehicles and helicopters spearhead the assault near the Chup rubber plantation as U S B 52s pound the area. No contact with enemy reported and intelligence says North Vietnamese shifted forces to defend Dam Be and edge of the plantation.
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Weather forecast warns of another cold front for Oklahoma
Mostly cloudy skies with a slight chance of rain and cooler temperatures were forecast for Lawton and Southwest Oklahoma through Tuesday. A developing cold front in the west was expected to move into Oklahoma this evening. Rain probability was listed at 30 percent tonight and Tuesday. High today near mid 50s with a low following.
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Veteran Slays Family and Self in Florida Tragedy
A 42 year old Vietnam veteran Maj Robert Cowden reported to Satellite Beach police at 6 am that he killed his wife Dora Lynn 33 and five children Buck 11 Duke 12 Camille 5 Lady Caroline 10 then himself. Police found Cowden dead near the telephone in their five bedroom home after a suicide note. Neighbors said he suffered persistent pain from prior injuries and two helicopter crashes in Vietnam. The family had moved there four months after his retirement following treatment in Texas.
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