President Nixon outlines peace plan and deadlock reasons
Nixon explains why peace talks disappointed and presents a six month withdrawal plan for US forces and a prisoner exchange. He details secret Paris negotiations, Viet Cong proposals, and the need for a new ceasefire and elections with international supervision.
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Washington
Nixon
Vietnam
United States
South Vietnam
Thieu
Paris
Oklahoma voters approve 20 millage levies in heated elections
Across Oklahoma State voters backed millage levies totaling 20 mills in three races and re elected two incumbents on the Tulsa school board. Anti busing opponents saw wins in several districts while Norman and Moore approved a new independent vocational school. Polls showed high turnout and strong margins in the levies.
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Raymond York
Armond Starr
Jene Miller
Herbert Krob
Bud W. Rogers
F.D. Moon
Goree James
Tulsa
Ray Conard
University of Tulsa
Earl Reeves
Mary Warner
Carol Wyant
Wewoka
Cement Dickson
Thackerville
Cement
Ellig
Muskogee
John Tom Stanton
Moody Wade
Joe R. Boatman
Pauls Valley
James Barnes
Jerry Purser
Walter C. Huggins
Luther C. Harwell
Larry D. Wallace
Helen Kay
Norman Board of Education
Norman
Moore
Irving To Fly To New York Over Hughes Book Controversy
Author Clifford Irving and his wife plan a trip to New York to address the Howard Hughes book dispute and to answer a New York court order. Irving says McGraw Hill paid Hughes 650000 in three checks totaling 650000, delivered in Bahamas last April, Key Biscayne in September, and in Florida in December.
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Irving
New York
Bock
Hughes
Ibiza
Balearic Islands
Clifford Irving
Howard Hughes
McGraw-Hill Book Co
Bahamas
Key Biscayne
Fla
Florida
New York Daily News
Miami
George Gordon Holmes
Recluse
H.R. Hughes
Zurich
Helga R. Hughes
Willy Ulrich
U.S
McGraw-Hill
Credit Bank
Ulrich
Funds Sought To Fight Electromagnetic Threat
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird asks Congress for 2548 million dollars this year to address electromagnetic pulse risks from Soviet weapons. He cites possible paralyzing effects on missiles and outlines spending on airborne command posts and EMP research while Senate leaders call for careful scrutiny.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Congress
Laird
House
Armed Services Committee
U.S
Allen Ellender
D-La
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Nixon
East German Tourism Attracts 3.3 Million Visitors In 1971
The East German state tourist agency reported 3.3 million guests from capitalist countries visited in 1971. The group included tourists, businessmen, and other travelers, illustrating growing cross border movement with West Germany and other nations.
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Berlin
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Cambodia
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John
Norman- Moore Area
Vocational Technical School
Tata Ea National Bank
BEN Leva Auto Supply Inc
Motorola
DIAL
Raulston Furniture
American Counseling Center
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Kenmore
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Sears, Ruebuck and CO
Gore
Lawton, Oklahoma
Kenmore Electric