Nixon Aides Race to Complete China Mission Preparations
President Nixon and his aides work through the night at Camp David and Washington to finalize logistics for a historic 13 day trip to China. The plan includes security, hospitality, press coverage, and transport details for 200 plus travelers and 87 reporters.
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White House
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China
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Catoctin Mountains
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National Security Council
United States
House
Senate
Washington
Peking
Secret Service
Peking Press Center
Sadat Calls Egypt to Build Arsenal for War Looming
President Sadat urged Egypt to develop sophisticated weapons to face U S and Israeli arms. He warned of big losses and said Egypt would endure while inflicting greater losses on Israel. He did not specify weapons sources but implied Soviet aid and urged a long political and military struggle.
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Anwar Sadat
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U.S
Sadat
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Israel
Soviet Union
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Moscow
Gunnar V. Jarring
U.N
al Ahram
Washington
United States
Greece
Makarios
Cyprus
U S Jets Strike North Vietnam Amid Reports of Downed Aircraft
Hanoi broadcast claims two American jets were shot down and pilots killed or captured as U S air strikes extend into North Vietnam. U S sources say there were protective and other strikes beyond usual limits while Washington withheld details pending search and rescue.
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North Vietnam
U.S
Radio Hanoi
Quang Binh
Vinh Linh
U.S. Command
South Vietnam
Indochina
Nixon
Red China
City crackdown nets $3000 from overdue water bills
City Clerk Ella Madden reports over $3000 collected in two weeks from a water bill crackdown. Crews have removed about 180 meters, some later replaced after payments. Officials began the drive two weeks ago targeting about 1000 delinquent accounts among 23,000 customers, spanning five months to over a year.
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Ella Madden
Oklahoma rejects Gay Alliance in state facilities funding
The University of Oklahoma stated that Gay Alliance Organization will not be welcomed in state facilities or receive funding, despite student congress recognition. Additional briefs note Kansas House passage of a gambling expansion proposal and abortion reform testimony in Oklahoma, plus a court martial in Leavenworth and a West Coast dock strike settlement nearing ratification.
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Okla
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Senate Judiciary Committee
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Oklahoma Department of Health
Oklahoma
San Francisco
West Coast
Cameron Eighth Largest In State Universities
Cameron College ranks eighth among 16 state institutions in full time equivalency enrollment with an FTE of 2936 for fall, following Oklahoma State, University of Oklahoma, Central State, Southwestern State, Northeastern State, and others. It also ranks fifth in average ACT scores among state colleges for first time freshmen with 18.2.
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Oklahoma State Regents For Higher Education
Cameron
Okaho
Ma State University
University of Oklahoma
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Southwestern State College
Northeastern State College
Tulsa University
Southeastern State College
Cameron College
East Central State College
Northwestern State College
Oklahoma City University
Langston University
Panhandle State College
Oklahoma Regents
Southwestern
Panhandle
East Central
Central
Northwestern
Southeastern
Northeastern
Langston
Three More File For Freeholders In County
Three candidates filed for freeholder posts this morning at the county election office, bringing the total to 12. John Henry Nelson withdrew after learning candidates must be qualified electors of their ward, as he had moved from Ward 3 to Ward 5 and planned to refile. Filing also included Pedro J. Rosado for Ward 2 and Stitt Pair for Ward 5 with addresses listed.
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John Henry Nelson
J. N. Logan
Election Board
Nelson
Arlington Drive
Abilene Drive
Readings To Stay On The High Side In Lawton Oklahoma
Partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures are forecast in Lawton and southwest Oklahoma through Thursday. Readings rise from the lower 40s overnight to mid 60s today and into the 70s by Thursday. High Tuesday reached 52 with a low of 34. Southwest winds 8 to 18 mph.
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Lawton
Oklahoma
U.S. Weather Bureau
New Hampshire Blast Ties Antiwar Group to Bombing
Police linked the Manchester blasts to The People’s Liberation Army an antiwar group that also targeted President Nixon headquarters. A man and a woman were arrested after three blasts shattered windows and a fourth bomb failed to detonate. A news release cited 12 demonstrators detained at the opening protest.
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John A. Stips
Manchester
N.H
New Hampshire
People’s Liberation Army
Britain’s Power Famine Deepens Across Britain
London AP reports Britain faces worsening power shortages with unemployment surpassing 2.5 million. Officials say homes will endure an extra three-hour daily blackout amid feared industrial paralysis, food shortages, and river pollution risk as coal plants struggle to ration fuel.
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London
Britain
Moorer Warns Soviets May Achieve Nuclear Superiority
Admiral Thomas Moorer told the Senate Armed Services Committee that the Soviet Union could gain overall strategic superiority within the decade unless the United States launches a vigorous advanced weapons research program. He noted the Soviets lead in total nuclear-blast power and missiles, with the U.S. ahead only in warhead quantity, and warned the gap could widen.
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Soviet Union
United States
Adm
Thomas H. Moorer Jr
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
Moorer
Senate Armed Services Committee
Secretary of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Congress
U.S
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