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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1975

Page

14

Thaw in U S Cuba Ties Emerges Amid Quiet Moves

U S Cuba relations show a slow thaw despite the embargo. The State Department relaxed travel limits for Cuban diplomats in New York as private signals hint easing. Congress has eased aid bans and Cuba released four American prisoners. A Litton subsidiary trade approval with Cuba is viewed as aiding Canada not Havana.

Washington Cuba United States State Department United Nations New York City Senate Foreign Relations Committee John J. Sparkman D-Ala U.S Congress Jacob K. Javits R-N.y Claiborne Pell D-R.1 Island Treasury Department Litton Industries Canada Havana Organization of American States OAS Fidel Castro Maryland Nixon Supreme Court Environmental Protection Agency

Douglas Dissent Echoes From Hospital Amid Stroke

Washington AP report notes Justice William C. Douglas hospitalized with a seven week stroke still voices dissent. He did not participate in Dec 31 decisions but filed one solitary dissent and joined two unanimous rulings. He missed a sixth case argued earlier. He dissented in an opinion upholding firing workers who bypassed union channels to protest alleged racial discrimination.

Washington Supreme Court William C. Douglas Douglas Jan mM Walter Reed Army Medical Center Thurgood Marshall Bethesda Naval Hospital Marshall Warren Burger

Alaska Pipeline Safety Problems Eyed

Several hundred truck drivers on the trans-Alaska pipeline project are off the job as the Teamsters Union holds safety hearings on a 90 mile stretch north of Fairbanks. Alyeska says no trucks moved since Sunday, despite no strike in the contract. The union sought state labor help to review unsafe equipment or practices along the line.

Anchorage, Alaska Teamsters Union Fairbanks Alveska Pipeline Service Co Prudhoe Bay Valdez Alyeska State Department of Labor

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