Ellsberg pledged not to copy Pentagon Papers Rand records show
Official records reveal Daniel Ellsberg promised not to reproduce any part of the Pentagon papers when he checked them out from Rand. Jurors saw security forms and notes on transfers, as Ellsberg and Russo face espionage and theft charges for allegedly copying the study.
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Los Angeles
Daniel Ellsberg
Pentagon
Rand Corp
Rand
Ellsberg
Russo
Richard Best
Washington
Santa Monica
Calif
California
Linda Sinay
Vu van Thai
Best
Miss Sinay
Thai
Kerr-McGee Leader to Retire Early After 6 Years
Kerr-McGee Corp. president Frank C. Love will retire March 1 but remain on the board and return to his former law firm in Oklahoma City. James J. Kelly elected president and chief operating officer, after a career starting in 1936 with Kerr-McGee and subsidiary leadership roles.
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Oklahoma City
Frank C. Love
Kerr-McGee Corp
Love
Dean A. McGee
James J. Kelly
Kelly
Kerr McGee
Kerr-McGee Chemical Corp
Purcell
Okla
University of Oklahoma Law School
Uruguay Crisis Ends as Bordaberry Keeps Civil Rule
Uruguay's week-long political crisis ends with civilian government intact under strong military influence. Generals win concessions including cabinet reshuffle, police control, and active participation in a 19 point reconstruction program to curb corruption and unemployment while maintaining civilian leadership for the remaining term.
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Montevideo, Uruguay
Uruguay
Defense
Interior
Interior Ministry
Armed Forces
Bordaberry
Antonio Francese
Francese
Navy
County Receives Grant for Pilot Jail Program in Comanche
Comanche County secures a 55800 grant from the Oklahoma Crime Commission to start a pilot correctional treatment program at the county jail. The plan includes hiring a project director, counselor, and secretary, with specified qualifications and salaries, and aims to reduce idleness and overcrowding while diverting non dangerous offenders into community work. The program, overseen by Sheriff Paul Elkins, should begin within 60 days and align with a new jail courthouse plan.
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Comanche County
Oklahoma Crime Commission
Harry Garrett
Garrett
Paul Elkins
Oilmen Back Plan To Set Crude Floor
Oklahoma independent oilmen backing a compulsory minimum price urged the state Corporation Commission to set a floor at five dollars a barrel. They said the policy would prevent the loss of more than 100 million barrels by plugging marginal wells and spur exploration, as the current price around 3.41 dollars fails to sustain production. Opponents will present arguments at a February 21 hearing.
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Oklahoma City
State Corporation Commission
Oklahoma Independent Petroleum Association
Independent Oilmen
MacArthur Student Publishes Article in Bulletin
Anne Wolfe of MacArthur High School has an article titled After High School Whats Next published in the February 6 edition of the Student Press Bulletin. Wolfe edits MacArthurs Highlander Herald student newspaper.
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Anne Wolfe
MacArthur High School
Student Press Bulletin
Student Press Association
British Troops Nab 10 At Club In Belfast Raid
British troops raided a backstreet Belfast drinking club and seized 10 men including three suspected IRA officers. Police also questioned 10 more in Ardoyne while weapons were found in a Protestant area. In Londonderry two men were wounded by shotgun fire amid IRA tensions.
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Belfast
Irish Republican Army
TRA
Ardoyne
Londonderry
Northern Ireland
William Craig
Ulster
Britain
Irish Republic
Craig
Shoplifting Costs U.S. Merchants Billions Last Year
Theft costs U.S. merchants 3.5 billion dollars in the previous year, reflecting a 174 percent rise over the last decade and signaling a sharp consumer goods security challenge for retailers nationwide.
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U.S
Public Records Complainants List Vandalism Theft Burglaries
A Lawton Police Department record shows complainants including Meike Moore reporting vandalism to a cure and James J. Graham reporting dog theft. Other listed incidents include wallet theft, residence vandalism, motorcycle parts theft, assault, purse theft, burglary, rifle theft, pistol theft and lost or stolen billfold.
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Lawton
Meike Moore
Douglas
James J. Graham
Lincoln
Julius Hampton
Lindy
David Welch
WN. Jist
Edith Viska
Baltimore
Ronald Mull
Denver
Joe Beauchamp
Maple
Vicki Ward
Thomas Williams
S. 23Rd
James Loverman
Ola Moe Scroggins
Bishop
Mary Dougherty
S. 13Th
Charges Filed in District Court Listing Minor Traffic Offenders
A district court clerk's office lists multiple defendants with traffic related charges. Names include Mateo Flores Jr Fort Sill Orville Husted Fort Sill Rocky A Edwards Fort Sill Charles S Moxley Lake Horace E Borders Duncan Milton A Bruns Chickasha Mark W Cheatham home speeding Robert W Whitzell Apache improper George J Vendee Fourth driving without license Ricky J Hull Medicine Park disobeying stop sign Charles M Nalley 45th driving left of center James W Phillips Lincoln improper passing Gilbert B Bolatche Fort Sill driving without a license Lewis E Ward Ave driving while license suspended Lorenzo J Williams Fort Sill dis obeying a traffic signal William D Williams Fort Sill speed Joy R Stephens Dorchester driving left of center James M OMalley N 13th driving Brock Wilkinson Greenmeadow driving left of center.
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Mateo Flores Jr
CIO Pioneer
Orville
Ricky J. Hull
Medicine Park
Charles M. Nalley
James Wi. Phillips
Lincoln
Gilbert B. Bolatche
Fort Sill
Lewis E. Ward
710
Ave
Lorenzo J. Williams
William D. Williams
Comanche County Deadline Near for 1973 License Plates
Oklahoma residents face a March 2 deadline to purchase 1973 tags to avoid a daily 10 cent penalty from January 31. After March 3 tag prices double, with misdemeanor fines and possible impoundment for 1972 plates. Tag office hours and location provided.
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Comanche County
Florene Hennessee
Hennessee
Oklahoma
Seven Cityans Named to OBU Honor Roll
Eleven Lawton students earn spots on Oklahoma Baptist University honor rolls. President's list requires 3.5+ GPA and includes Lana Jo Bolhouse Judith Beann Brown Garland Donald Lowell Thornton Ellen Rhea Warren Jennifer Jenkins Weber. Dean's list includes Saradell Green Tommy Chris Hansen James David Jorgensen Marsha Ann Pearson May Lisabeth Reynolds Kenneth David Roark.
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Lawton
Oklahoma Baptist University
Lana Jo Bolhouse
Judith Beann Brown Garland
Donald Lowell Thornton
Ellen Rhea Warren
Jennifer Jenkins Weber
Saradell Green
Tommy Chris Hansen
James David Jorgensen
Marsha Ann Pearson
May Lisabeth Reynolds
Kenneth David Roark
Lowton Fire Department responds to two alarms
The Lowton Fire Department reported alarms on Monday with a grass fire at 4 48 p m in the 4800 block of Ellsworth and a house fire at 5 04 p m in the 1518 block of Smith Street.
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Lowton Fire Department
Ellsworth
Smith
Five MacArthur Students Honored for 1973
Five MacArthur High School students Susan Black Steven W Gregg Vonda Easey Vickie L Wilson and Billy L Vasquez were named Outstanding Teenagers of America for 1973. Nominated by principals they are recognized for academic achievement and community service and will be eligible for further rewards totaling seven thousand dollars.
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MacArthur High School
Susan Black
Steven W. Gregg
Vonda Easey
Vickie L. Wilson
Billy L. Vasquez
America
MacArthur
Lawton Nurse Earns Doctor of Education Degree
Anna R. Trexler niece of Mrs. Ruth Chrisman Lawton completed requirements for a Doctor of Education degree from the University of Arkansas Fayetteville. A former Lawton resident she also holds an Associate of Arts degree from Cameron College and serves as an assistant professor of business at Southern State College Magnolia Arkansas.
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Anna R. Trexler
Ruth Chrisman
Lawton
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville
Cameron College
Trexler
Southern State College
Magnolia
Ark
Secret Service Overhauls White House Command
The Secret Service reassigns top White House leaders with Robert Taylor moved Feb. 9 after nearly 23 years. Rumors swirl of retirements for Director James Rowley and Deputy Director Boggs as Richard Keiser becomes acting special agent in charge amid ongoing leadership changes.
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Washington
Secret Service
White House
Robert Taylor
Nixon
Jack Warner
Taylor
H.R. Haldeman
James J. Rowley
Lilburn E. Boggs
Warner
Richard F. Keiser
Service
Cameron College Enrollment Dips Slightly in Spring
Cameron College reports spring 1973 enrollment at 3,775 for day and first night session, down 87 from 3,862 in 1972. Total semester enrollment is projected around 4,211, including the second eight week night session starting March 15, vs 4,265 last year. Fall 1973 enrollment is 4,462, up from 4,320 a year ago.
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Cameron College
Cannon Elected To Health Post
Bob Cannon, Kiowa Tribe chairman and executive director of the Comanche County Improvement Association, was elected president of the Oklahoma City Area Indian Health Service Advisory Board at a weekend meeting in Oklahoma City. Other officers named were Claude Cox, Dora Ortega, and Earl Crawford with Burgin replaced by Cannon.
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Bob Cannon
Oklahoma City
Readiness Alert Reinstated At Sill
The 73rd Field Artillery Group conducted a no notice readiness alert for the 1st Battalion 30th Field Artillery at Fort Sill. Maj. Carl R. Morin said the test measures combat status and that the alert was the first in eighteen months, triggered at 8 50 a.m.
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73Th Field Artillery Group
30Th Field Artillery
Carl R. Morin
75Th Group
Morin
Flags missing from Holy City chapel in Wichita Mountains
Maude Smith, caretaker of Holy City Chapel in the Wichita Mountains Refuge, reports two flags missing from the chapel standards. A 3 by 5 foot American flag and a Christian flag, both over a year in place, were gone Sunday evening. Over 1,000 visitors signed the guestbook over the weekend. contact Mrs. Smith with any information.
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Maude Smith
Holy City
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Area Men In Service LAWTON AIRMAN BASED AT COLORADO COMMAND
Two Lawton area airmen receive new assignments. Teddy M Burgess, son of Mr and Mrs Earl Burgess, is assigned to Lowry Air Force Base Colorado after basic training and Lackland TX. He will train in supply at the Technical Training Center. Benjamin F Phillips, 20, son of Mrs Benjamin Phillips, arrives for temporary duty on Guam with the Air Force Police unit. he previously served at Carswell AFB Texas after graduating Lawton High in 1971.
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Teddy M. Burgess
Earl Burgess
Lowey Air Force Base
Colo
Air Force
Air Training Command
Lackland Air Force Base
Tex
Lowry
Burgess
Fort Sill
Benjamin F. Phillips
Benjamin Phillips
Lincoln
Guam
Phillips
Carswell Air Force Base
Air Force Police Unit Command
Lawton High School
Cameron College
Sergeant arrives for duty at Wiesbaden Air Base Germany
Sgt. Bearl G. Dixon son of Mr and Mrs Bearl S Dixon 507 S 17th has arrived for duty at Wiesbaden Air Base Germany. An administrative specialist he is assigned to a unit of the Air Forces in Europe NATO. He previously served at Bolling AFB Washington D C a 1969 Lawton High School graduate who attended Cameron College. His wife Delores Maxfield of Lawton.
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Germany
Bearl G. Dixon
Bearl S. Dixon
S. 17Th
Wiesbaden Air Base
Dixon
Air Forces In
Europe
America
NATO
Bolling Air Force Base
Washington, D.C
Lawton High School
Cameron College
Delores Maxfield
Lawton
Stennis Shows Progress in Hospital After Shooting
Senator John C. Stennis, 71, of Mississippi, in Walter Reed Army Medical Center since January 30 after a Washington holdup shooting, has improved from very serious to serious. Doctors report pancreas, small intestine, and infection risks under control as he sits, walks briefly, and follows news. President Nixon called to check on his condition.
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Washington (Ap
John C. Stennis
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Washington
Stennis
Nixon
California
City on to Attend Health Meeting
Mrs. Ruby McMath of Lawton, a member of the health facilities committee, will attend a council meeting Wednesday in Oklahoma. Gov. David Hall will address the 39 member council at noon in the Lincoln Plaza Motel Senate Room. The council advises the State Health Planning Agency and reviews Oklahoma health needs and problems.
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Ruby McMath
Lawton
State Health Planning Council
Oklahoma City
David Hall
Lincoln Plaza
Senate Room
Oklahoma
State Health Planning Agency
West Point Graduate Sets Jumping Record for 25 Years
An expert horseman, Ulysses S. Grant, during graduation exercises at West Point, set a jumping record that endured for 25 years.
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Ulysses S. Grant
West Point
Sergeant Randy J. Abbott on SAC duty at Anderson AFB
Sergeant Randy J. Abbott, son of Maj. (Ret.) Harry F. Abbott, is on duty with the Strategic Air Command at Anderson Air Force Base. He previously served at Malmstrom AFB, Montana, and is a 1970 Eisenhower High School graduate who also attended the College of Great Falls and the University of Guam.
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Randy J. Abbott
Marine Corps
Harry F. Abbott
Columbia
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Anderson Air Force Base
Guam
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Mont
Anderson
Eisenhower High School
The
College of Great Falls
University of Guam
Former Sill Sergeant Receives Promotion
Sgt. C. Hayward Moore, recently at Fort Sill, won a promotion while with the 1st Artillery Detachment at Wesel in the Federal Republic. He formerly served with Battery A, 5th Missile Training Battalion, Fort Sill, and is a 1956 graduate of Little Rock High School. His wife Onzell accompanies him in Germany.
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C. Hayward Moore
Fort Sill
Wesel
Federal Republic of Germany
Sgt. Moore
Battery A
5Th Missile Training Battalion
Little Rock High School
Little Rock
Ark
Onzell
Germany
Market Ends Early Rally On Dollar Devaluation News
The New York stock market rose early on news of a 10 percent dollar devaluation then eased as profit taking set in. The noon Dow Jones stood at 999.47, up 7.90, with advancing issues outnumbering decliners 1,070 to 316 on the NYSE. First hour volume reached a record 9.24 million shares.
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New York
U.S
New York Stock Exchange
United States
It&t
American Stock Exchange
Bess Truman Quietly Reaches 88 on Birthday
Independence Missouri AP report notes Mrs. Harry S. Truman turns 88 with no celebration planned. Widowed former first lady, known as Bess, remains in good spirits seven weeks after Truman’s death and burial at the Truman Library. Daughter Margaret Daniel in New York says she will visit next month.
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Independence
Harry S. Truman
Bess
Truman
Margaret Daniel
New York
Daniel
Funeral set for W J Crouch 77 in Walters
Walter staff reports funeral services for W J Crouch 77 at 2 30 p m Wednesday at the Presbyterian Church Walters pastor James Brock officiating. Burial in Walters Cemetery under Wyatt Funeral Home direction. Crouch died Monday in a Lawton hospital after a lengthy illness. Born February 18 1895 in Lancaster Texas he moved with his mother to a farm east of Walters in 1907. He married Goldie Stapp March 1 1928 in Walters. He was a farmer and worked for Farmers Co op Elevator until 1960 retired. Survived by wife and two daughters Judy Crouch Norman and Jannie Marie Hopfer Hyattsville Md.
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Walters
W. J
Bill) Crouch
Presbyterian Church
James Brock
Wyatt Funeral Home
Crouch
Lawton
Lancaster
Tex
Goldie Stapp
Farmers Co-op
American Legion
Judy Crouch
Norman
Jannie Marie Hopfer
Hyattsville
Victoria Pipkin 91 Dies in Cleveland Texas
Victoria Virginia Pipkin 91 longtime Stephens County resident died Sunday in a Cleveland Texas hospital after a brief illness Funeral held at Morehead Funeral Home Chapel with Rev James Richardson officiating Burial in Loco Cemetery She born October 14 1881 in Alabama later moved to Stephens County Her husband James Pipkin died in 1950 Surviving sons Cliff Stanley and Cerral Inzle wood Calif and many relatives including 30 grandchildren 76 great grandchildren and 15 great great grandchildren
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James
Victoria Virginia
Pipkin
Stephens County
Cleveland, Tex
Morehead Funeral Home
James Richardson
Countryside Baptist Church
Loco
Alabama
James Pipkin
Baptist Church
Cliff
Stanley
New Caney
Tex
Cerral
Inzlewood
Calif
Beatrice Bell
Palestine
Iva Taylor
Dallas
Eula Myers
Clara Brown
Lawton
Beulah Metcalf
Valparaiso
Fla
Laura Luckett
Perryton Tex
Court Again Asked To Halt Plane Guards
Washington AP AIPORT operators asked U S District Judge John Lewis Smith to stay his ruling allowing FAA to require immediate armed guards at airport gates. They seek a temporary halt while appealing, with a Wednesday hearing possible.
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Washington
Coucil International
U.S. Dist
John Lewis Smith
Federal Aviation Administration
Smith
FAA
U.S. Circuit Court For
District of Columbia
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