U S Eyes Red China Road Project in Laos
U S intelligence believes the northern Laos road construction by China aims to strengthen border defense and aid Hanoi rather than assist Thai and Burma insurgents. Western analysts have long puzzled over Beijing’s goals since the project began six years ago. The United States avoids bombing the road while watching the effort with reconnaissance aircraft.
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Laos
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Hanoi
Thailand
Burma
China
United States
Nixon Squeezed by Reagan Says Oregon Governor
MORAN Wyo AP Gov. Ronald Reagan is accused by Gov. Tom McCall of Oregon of squeezing Nixon through terms to keep fences mended between Washington and Sacramento. McCall warned the issue could affect Nixon's 1972 renomination and election as he arrived for the Western Governors Conference.
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MORAN
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Ronald Reagan
California
Tom McCall
Oregon
Nixon
McCall
Reagan
Washington
Sacramento
Congress
Oklahoma Tick Fever Fatality Report Sparks Public Warning
Oklahoma City AP reports one death and 11 other Rocky Mountain spotted fever cases in the state this year. Health officials urge hikers to watch for infected ticks as cases rise in warmer months. The disease causes fever and rash and can be fatal about forty percent of the time. Many misidentify it as measles.
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Oklahoma City
Rocky Mountain
Oklahoma
Oklahoma student kidnapping suspects found competent
Two men accused of kidnapping Barry Davis of Tulsa have been ruled mentally competent to stand trial by U.S. District Court Judge Fred Daugherty in Oklahoma City. The defendants include 24 year old Tommy Leroy Bacon.
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Oklahoma City
University of Oklahoma
Tommy Leroy Bacon
U.S. Dist
Fred Daugherty
Barry Davis
Tulsa
Apache Housing Authority to Meet Monday Evening
Apache Housing Authority will hold a meeting at 7 30 p m Monday in the authority office. Bill Miller, the director, announced the session.
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Apache Housing Authority
Authority
Bill Miller
A Quire Defined as One Twentieth of a Team
A quire is defined as one twentieth of a team, a unit used to measure group size in historical contexts. The term appears in archival discussions of organization structure and division of labor within larger bodies.
Kaw Indian Tribe To Get Settlement Overland Kaw River Tract
The Kaw Nation awaits a settlement involving a 23 square mile tract on the north bank of the Kaw River near Topeka. The U S Court of Claims must pay out amounts dating to 1886 for land reserved for 23 mixed Kaw descendants.
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Ponca City
Okla
Topeka
Kaw
U.S. Court of Claims
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