Kissinger to Seek Arms Pact With Soviets Despite Angola Dispute
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said he will travel to Moscow next week to pursue a nuclear arms agreement despite Soviet intervention in Angola. He stressed SALT aims and warned that continued Soviet action could affect U S Soviet relations and global stability.
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Ford Nominates Armstrong as First U.S. Ambassador to Britain
President Ford named Anne Armstrong of Texas, former White House counselor, as the first woman U S ambassador to Great Britain. Kissinger stood with Mrs. Ford as the nomination was announced and Ford promised she would do a superb job.
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Britain Argentina Clash Deepens Over Falklands Isles
In Buenos Aires Britain urges recall of ambassador D R Ashe after Argentina repeats claim to the Falkland Islands and calls for Britain to withdraw its envoy. Argentina says it will keep ambassador Manuel de Anchorena in Buenos Aires. The note to Ashe came as discussions on economic cooperation for the islands were proposed by British Foreign Secretary James Callaghan. The dispute underscores the long running tensions over sovereignty of the Falklands.
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Ford Hit For Stand On Picketing Bill Dunlop Cites Veto Quits
AP reports Secretary of Labor John T. Dunlop resigned citing an unworkable atmosphere after a veto and ongoing labor management tensions. He will serve in a caretaker role until Jan 31 and may take on special assignments while returning to Harvard. Ford accepted the resignation with regret and noted Dunlop’s valued service.
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Weather outlook for Lawton Fort Sill with warm trend
Temperatures rise tonight and Thursday under fair skies with variable winds. Lows near 30 tonight and highs around 60 Thursday. Chance of precipitation Friday and Sunday as the warming trend continues. Tuesday's high 58, morning low 26.
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Daring Teenagers Lead Pony Express Rush in 1860
The article recalls the 1860 Pony Express, noting how Russell Majors and Waddell hired young riders under 18 to carry mail across the continent. It highlights the harsh conditions, high risk, 25 dollar monthly wages, and the long voyage from St Joseph to San Francisco before the telegraph era.
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Razak Death in London Shocks Malaysia
Tun Abdul Razak 53 prime minister of Malaysia died in a London clinic his brother in law Acting Prime Minister Hussein Onn announced on Malaysian television Razak known as father of development led Malaysia since independence in 1957 His body to be flown to Kuala Lumpur for burial Friday Officials said no change in Malaysia pro West policy or anti Communist internal stance in wake of his death
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Black Bear Mauls State Lion Trainer in Edmond
Jose Barreda 45 a Clyde Brothers Circus lion trainer is in critical condition after a 400 pound black bear mauled him during feeding at the Edmond Memorial Hospital area. Barreda was rushed into surgery after the attack occurred just before 8 p.m. police said the bear was subdued once other circus workers heard his cries.
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Dorsey resigns Gulf Oil chair amid slush fund probe
Bob R. Dorsey steps down as Gulf Oil chairman and chief executive amid allegations of an illegal company slush fund distributing more than 12 million dollars to politicians at home and abroad. Three other officers also resign as Gulf board meets in an extraordinary session.
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