Systematic Disaffection Effort Highlighted by Senate Report
Senate internal security subcommittee cited a pattern of antiwar activity aimed at U.S. troops. Deserters in 1968 fled to the Soviet Union aided by Beheiren. Philippine raid 1972 uncovered links between G I groups and Filipino fronts. A 1974 airline sailors refusal and 1975 shipboard unrest tied to antiwar networks. Thurmond called it organized subversion.
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Movement For A Democratic
Long Beach
Calif
Vietnam Veterans Against
National Lawyers Guild
U.S. Navy
Vietnam
Beheiren
Economy improving says Ford adviser Greenspan
President Ford's chief economic adviser Alan Greenspan told Ford and his Cabinet that the economic outlook is improving. He cautioned that long term stability requires restraint on spending and more private investment, noting housing starts lag but building permits rose in January. The Commerce Department reported January starts fell to 1.221 million annual rate, while permits rose 10.7 percent, signaling potential future gains.
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Ford
Alan Greenspan
Council of Economic Advisors
Greenspan
Commerce Department
Kissinger Heads For Brazil After Talks In Peru
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger left Peru for Brazil after warning the leftist regime that joining the nonaligned bloc narrows foreign policy options. In Lima riot police detained several demonstrators as about 30 protesters clashed with police near the U S Embassy. Kissinger will meet Peruvian leaders before continuing to Brasilia for talks with President Morales Bermudez and De la Flor as part of a Latin American tour.
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Brazil
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Dent Ernesto Geisal
Miguel Angel de la Flor
United States
Francisco Morales Bermudez
Gen. de la Flor
Goverment
Fort Sill plans short test bus service in Lawton
Fort Sill announces a limited day test bus from Lawton to basic post facilities aimed at wives of lower ranking enlisted personnel. Spokesman says the service may start March 1 with two feeder routes from east and west Lawton to the USO and main post hub.
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Fort Sill
Lawton
Paul Cullen
Police Vacation Check Nabs Burglars In Home
Two 16 year old Eisen High School students were caught inside a northwest Lawton home by Patrolman Ted Mason during a routine vacation house check. The officer found the back door open and ordered the pair to the floor before arresting them. items from gum to a diamond ring were recovered. Lt. Pat Vickers urged residents to alert police when leaving homes unattended.
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Lawton
Ted Mason
Eisen High School
Mason
Pat Vickers
No Charges Against Former CIA Chief Helms Files
The Justice Department will not bring charges against former CIA Director Richard Helms and other officials over the 1971 domestic break in at a Fairfax City photography studio. Atty. Gen. Levi cited insufficient evidence to meet the 1945 Supreme Court standard for criminal violation.
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Justice Department
CIA
Richard Helms
Atty
Edward H. Levi
Department
Supreme Court
Howard J. Osborn
Richard Ober
National Security Council
Fairfax City
Deborah Fitzgerald
Orlando Nunez
Cuba
Helms
U.S
Iran
Southwest Oklahoma Weather Outlook Through Friday
Fair skies and warm windy conditions continue in southwest Oklahoma through Friday. A cold front this morning cooler and bring northerly winds with little forecast change. Tonight low expected in the low 40s and Friday high near 76 degrees.
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Oklahoma
Iceland Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Britain Over Fishing
Iceland announces a break in diplomatic relations with the United Kingdom over a fishing dispute. Helgi Agustsson delivered a note to the British Foreign Office. In Washington, a House Judiciary subcommittee votes 4 to 3 against further inquiry into President Ford's Nixon pardon.
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Britain
Helgi Agustsson
Washington
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Ford
Richard M. Nixon
Elizabeth Holtzman
D-N.y
Philip W. Buden
Alexander Haig
Nixon
Two City Council Seats See Unopposed and New Challengers
Two City Council candidates remained unopposed as filing neared Friday’s 5 p.m. deadline. Ward 2 incumbent Harry Anderson and At-Large No. 1 Ed Riddle were still unopposed this morning while Ward 8’s Keith Haynes drew two challengers to form a three way race.
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Skip Gibson
Harry Anderson
Ed Riddle
Keith Haynes
Charles Cartsinger
Charles Gibbs
Liberty
A. G. Edwards & Sons
Lawton
Haynes
Meadowbrook
Ward
Norma Roberts
Harry Knight
Cherry
Vic Ramirez
Ramirez
Vandals Hit County Barns In Cache Theft Stirs Security
Comanche County commissioners consider tighter security after vandals strike two district road barns. A red 1972 Ford two ton flatbed with number five was stolen from the Cache lot Monday night and not recovered by officials.
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Comanche County
Commission
Frank White
Cache
White
Lee County
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