Pakistani Officers Admit Dacca Defenses Wilting
Escalating fighting around Dacca weakens Pakistani defenses as Indian advances press the city. About 400 foreigners, including 125 Americans, evacuated by British planes to Calcutta amid a four hour airlift. Refugees report space shortages and a stranded climber clinging to a plane door.
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Dacca
Calcutta
U.N
Red Cross
Punjab
Kashmir
Rajasthan
Western Front
Secretary Rogers and Schumann on UN Security Council role
The statement emphasizes the UN Security Council as the proper forum to end tragic events and prevent more bloodshed. Nixon, returning from the Azores, notes the challenge and French leader Pompidou's talks ahead, with focus on discussions before Peking and Moscow.
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William P. Rogers
Maurice A
U.N
Schumann
United States
United Nations
Nixon
Azores
Peking
Moscow
Pompidou
U S Denies Spy Charge In 1970 Espionage Case
A U S official rejected claims linking an alleged Chinese spy to a 1970 espionage charge. The man, arrested in 1951 and serving a life sentence, was said to be meeting with French President Philip in the Azores, while rumors placed him in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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United States
Bing
Azores
Liquor to Appeal Supreme Court Move
Liquor will file an appeal to the Supreme Court and seek approval this week. Rogers' ruling drew praise as the mind was made up months ago while Jopling warned the Supreme Court will apply evidence rules. Hunters said the opposition has been clear for four months.
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Supreme Court
Rogers
Jopling
Hunter
Court of
U S Reverts Bangladesh Issue to UN Council After Soviet Veto
The White House announces the United States will return the Bangladesh matter to the UN Security Council. In the first council round the Soviet Union vetoed a Bangladeshi representative but did not press the objection.
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Bush
White House
United States
Council
Soviet Union
Congress Likely to Pause After Key 1973 Measures
lawmakers face extending Nixon’s economic plan to April 30 1973 a 71 billion defense appropriation and funds for the District of Columbia after which they can quit until January 18.
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Congress
Nixon
District of Columbia
Oklahoma Medical Association dissolves leadership dispute
Oklahoma City AP reports the Oklahoma Medical Association president says the governing board fails to function effectively in managing the organization prompting the decision. The move underscores internal governance tensions within the non profit group.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Medical Associa- Medical Association
Lucien Pascucci
Tulsa
Bryan County officers to pickup two escapees in Lawton
Bryan County authorities plan to escort two jail escapees arrested Friday morning to Durant after turning them over to Durant officials. Eddie Lee Turner 27 of Bell Texas and Thomas Royal 32 of Ardmore are the pair. A confiscated .22 caliber pistol and a five inch hunting knife were found in the motel room and believed used in the escape. The DWI charge will not be filed but a concealed weapon charge after conviction may follow.
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Bryan County
Lawton
Vernon Field
Eddie Lee Turner
Bell, Tex
Thomas Royal
Ardmore
Durant
Turner
Field
Hawaii Jaycee Leader Joins Law Practice in Honolulu
Au leaves his Honolulu law practice to take a Jaycee position. He holds a B S from the University of Hawaii and a Hastings law degree. A ROTC graduate and army lieutenant, he served in Hawaii Jaycee roles including state president in 1969 and national vice president in 1970. He and his wife live in the Jaycee White House in Tulsa, headquarters city. Rochester New York lies on the Genesee River.
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Honolulu
University of Hawaii
Hastings College School of Law
Hastings
Neb
Jaycee
Hawaii
White House
Tulsa
Jaycees
Student Officers To Hear Special Address At Fort Sill
Field Artillery Officer Advanced Course students will hear Maj. Gen. George W. Putnam Jr. speak in Snow Hall Auditorium Tuesday morning. Putnam arrives from Washington, D C for a one day visit to Fort Sill.
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Field Artillery
Department of the Army
Snow Hall
George W. Putnam Jr
Washington,d.c
Fort Sill
Oklahoma City grain and produce prices report
AP data shows cash wheat trading from 1.39 to 1.44 per bushel across towns such as Alva Keyes Liberal and Enid to 1.72 for Gulf Export. Barley ranges from 95 to 1.11 per bushel with Gulf 1.29. Milo prices 1.75 to 2.00 per cwt with Gulf 2.38. Alfalfa hay quoted 35 to 40 dollars in several towns. Broilers at 1.144 dollars per pound and eggs at 40 for large, 38 for medium.
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Oklahoma City
States of Agriculture
Alva
Keyes
Liberal
Manchester
Medford
Perryton
Clinton
Kingfisher
Watonga
Weatherford
Afton
el Reno
Geary
Okeene
Yukon
Altus
Hillsdale
Hobart
Enid
Temple
Gulf
Mangum
Milo
Perton
Lamont
Pauls Valley
Cattle and livestock market summary with price ranges
Market report shows calves 200 head, early feeder sales weak, slaughter cows strong to 50 cents higher, canners steady to strong, bulls steady. Slaughter steers and Holstein prices around 29.70 to 29.80, hogs steady to active 19.25 to 21.50, sows 16.00 to 16.75, sheep moderate with feeder lambs 24.00 to 26.00 and slaughter lambs 24.50 to 25.00 for 80 to 110 lb woolly types.
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Oklahoma City
Offensives Press On In Cambodia Northern Drive
South Vietnamese officers report a defectors account that B52 strikes hit a regimental HQ and two battalions as a new phase of a 25 000 man offensive into eastern Cambodia begun November 22. The aim is to destroy enemy supplies disrupt lines and stall a dry season invasion by North Vietnamese divisions into South Vietnam. After four days of hard fighting in the Dam Be area paratroopers pulled out though two North Vietnamese regiments were still said to remain in the region.
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Cambodia
South Vietnam
3Rd
Dam Be
Veteran nurse recalls service in Vietnam air rescue unit
Veteran notes ongoing pain from service as detach ment commander of the 38th Air Rescue Squadron at Phu Che in central Vietnam. The account reflects the enduring physical and emotional toll of combat duty and medical evacuation missions.
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States
Cowden
38Th Air Rescue
Phu Che
Central
Vietnam
Residents Turn to Upgraded Locks Amid Rising Crime
In response to a surge in burglaries and other crimes, residents are installing higher quality locking systems. The shift reflects a broader trend toward home security upgrades as threats increase.
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Washington
Jacksonville
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Everett Richardson
Lake Butler
Rochester, N.Y
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D” Ave
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Oklahoma
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Southwest
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