Nuclear arms for Japan may split Nixon cabinet
Washington reports note Cabinet rift as Japan debated a role for nuclear weapons. State Department calls Tokyo rumors cloudy while Laird in Tokyo and Rogers cleared briefing on nonproliferation. Analysts warn a Japanese refusal to ratify the treaty could trigger broader shifts.
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Nixon
Washington
State Department
Department
Charles W. Bray
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Tokyo
Laird
Bray
United States
U.S
Soviet Union
William P. Rogers
California White House
Rogers
Eisaku Sato
Sato
Dzu Denies Drug Trafficker Charge in Vietnam
Saigon Major General Ngo Dzu vehemently denies being a narcotics chief and challenges Rep. Robert Steele to present evidence. He cites recent seizures in Pleiku and says American adviser John Paul Vann aids a crackdown. The U S mission vows continued efforts to close the narcotics trade.
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Dzu
Saigon
Ngo Dzu
U.S
Robert H. Steele
Pleiku
Nguyen van Thieu
Steele
House
Gence
Ellsworth Bunker
Morgan Murphy
D Iu
Southeast Asia
Dru
John Paul Vann
Cou
Roy W. Johnson
Singer Morrsion Manager Announces Death In Paris
Los Angeles dispatch reports Jim Dons, Morrison's manager, announced the singer's death after arriving from Paris. Chicago notice confirms Dr. Michael Leventhal, 69, codiscoverer of a common cause of infertility in women, died Thursday and credited in 1935 with describing ovarian cysts.
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Los Angeles
Jim Dons
Morrison
Paris
Chicago
Michael Leventhal
Harold W. Mossberger Dies After Long Illness at 62
Harold W. Mossberger 62 a vice president board member and director of The Houston Chronicle died Thursday after a long illness in Houston Texas AP report.
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Harold W. Mossberger
Houston
Tex
The
Houston Chronicle
Alfred Dunhill dies noted tobacconist at 76
Alfred Dunhill, 76, renowned tobacconist and pipe maker, died Thursday. He took over his father’s pipe business in 1928 and expanded it internationally, retiring in 1961.
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Alfred Dunhill
London
Dunhill
Tacks May Keep Cyclists Out
Tulsa residents report a fence area near a vacant lot used by motorcyclists. John A. Leavitt posted warning signs to deter riders, but neighbors say the motorcyclists return. He considers adding tacks as a deterrent.
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Tulsa
Okla
John A. Leavitt
Leavitt
Church Moves HQ Site to Tulsa Amid Convention
Delegates at the Pentecostal Church of God in America general convention show approval for moving the international headquarters from Joplin Missouri to Tulsa Oklahoma. They authorize bids for the former Sinclair Research Laboratory at higher prices and plan to sell Joplin property except a central undeveloped block to fund the Tulsa purchase. A brochure outlines a 15 story apartment tower with a four story headquarters near the Joplin site.
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Tulsa
Pentecostal Church of God In America, Inc
Joplin
Celebates
Sinclair Research Laboratory
R. Dennis Heard
Tulsa Considers Motorcycle Trails and a Motorcycle Commission
Tulsa officials study creating dedicated motorcycle trails in city parks and a motorcycle commission to regulate two wheeled vehicle use, similar to the existing softball commission, to manage park safety and activity levels.
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Tulsa, Okla
City Park and Recreation Department
Honor roll of LHS Flower Mound students named
Thirty three students from Lawton High School and Flower Mound receive awards. Names include Brenda Bennight Robert Brunner Beverly Hill Jacquetta Hodges Ronald Holaway Marsha Johnson Carol Morris W L Scott Kathy Williams Willie Joe Carter Alice May Duffy Patricia Ellsworth Patty Gilbert Brenda Hester Robine Ann Hester John A King Albert Bascal Jr Gale Lassen Jeffery Marsh Teresa Ann Mayse Jaime Melendez William Mesion Karen Morris Conradson Patreca Pharis Teddy Serna Hilda Velez Pedro Velez Kevin Woller Flower Mound students Larry Bryant Davis Jimmy Dale Odom Roger Ray Marburger Adam Carl Hampton.
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Lawton High School
Flower
John Rogers
Brenda Bennight
Robert Brunner
Beverly Hill
Jacquetta Hodges
Ronald Holaway
Marsha Johnson
Carol Morris
W. L. Scott
Kathy Williams
Wilie Joe Carter
Alice May Duffy
Patricia Ellsworth
LHS
Patty Gilbert
Brenda Hester
Robine Ann Hester
John A. King
Albert Bascal Jr
Plants Slaughter and Pack Meat Under New Inspection System
More than 4,000 plants slaughter and pack meat and poultry under the Department of Agriculture inspection system as part of a federal program to ensure sanitary standards and safe food for consumers.
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Department of Agriculture Inspection System
Pentagon Alters Unified Command Structure Amid Shakeup Debate
The Pentagon announces a reorganization mainly abolishing the Strike Command and creating a Readiness Command at MacDill Air Force Base to provide reserve forces and assist joint training. The move falls short of Melvin Laird panel goals for three super commands and tighter civilian control over strategic planning and force use. Deputy Secretary Packard notes findings while preserving key military roles in the new structure.
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Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Joint Chiefs
United States
Strike Command
MacDill Air Force Base
Fla
JCS
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