Bankruptcy Case Decision Due on Receivership Roster
Judge Joseph A. Young will rule on technical errors in whether subsidiary firms should be included in the Hooper Industries receivership. Clarence Green, appointed temporary receiver, cannot act due to bond issues. Hooper’s former Alfalfa Co op manager John R. Hooper led loans and developments before resigning, with assets estimated near ten thousand dollars after debts. Edge Young seeks to add MIC Industries and Al Flex to the receivership.
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Ey Ae
Hooper Industries
Joseph A. Young
Clarence Green
Cherokee
Alfalfa Coop
Hooper
Green
Alfalfa Co-op
John R. Hooper
Worth Central Oklahoma Development Co
Judge
Edge Young
MIC Industries
al Flex
Carn
State Firemen Hospitalized After Gas Leak
In Oklahoma City AP report, six firemen were sent to hospital Monday after exposure to gas leaking from a line outside a building. They were treated and released. officials said none was seriously injured. The leak occurred from a line outside the building and was stopped by turning a valve. Dist Fire Chief Lawrence Busbee commented there may be no serious injuries unless later effects appear.
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Klahoma City
Steen
Anks
Dist
Lawrence Busbee
Russian Cruiser Reports Harassment by U S Patrol
Moscow quotes Izvestia accusing a U S patrol boat of dangerous harassment of the cruiser carrying Defense Minister Grechko in the eastern Mediterranean. The crew, including Gorshkov and Yepishev, was aboard the Dzerzhinsky during a visit to Mediterranean fleet units.
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Moscow
U.S
Andrei Grechko
Mediterranean
Soviet Union
Marshal Grechko
Adm
Sergei Gorshkov
Alexei Yepishev
Izvestia
Dzerzhinsky
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Wilson Faces Lawsuit Over First National Mother's Day Proclamation
A brief item notes President Woodrow Wilson is tied to the 1914 first national Mother's Day proclamation, with parties challenging or invoking the historic decree in a contemporary context.
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Woodrow Wilson
McGovern Hatfield Press Senate War Withdrawal Debate
The Senate debates the Hatfield McGovern amendment to force year end U S withdrawal from South Vietnam. McGovern argues top officials deceived on war planning while Stennis warns the plan would disrupt Nixon policy as a roll call vote nears with observers split and Jordan backing the measure. Senator Talmadge backs presidential control and calls for a deadline for Vietnam exit.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
South Vietnam
George McGovern
D-S
Mark O. Hatfield
R-Ore
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Nixon
Associated Press
Sen
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Southeast Asia
McGovern
Stennis
Hatfield
New York Times
the Times
Pentagon
Johnson
Vietnam
Gulf of Tonkin
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
Best fishing year for Ireland reaches 109 million
The Irish Republic posted its best fishing year in 1970 with catches valued at about 109 million dollars, up 31 percent from 1969.
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Dublin
Irish Republic
Telephone Strike Vote Questioned
Oklahoma City AP Southwestern Bell officials question a strike vote announced by the Communications Workers of America. CWA contract expires July 22 with negotiations to begin next Tuesday. Ron Powers cites unusual timing for a strike vote while a contract is in force. Vote approved 205 431 to 82 009.
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Oklahoma City
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Communications Workers of America
CWA
Southwestern
Ron Powers
Setbacks for Negroes Mount as Court Allows Pool Closings
The Jackson Miss decision permits closing public pools to avoid integration, marking the third major setback for black rights in two weeks. Prominent figures condemn the ruling as a return to repression, while observers warn of eroded desegregation gains and renewed racial tensions.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Jackson
Miss
William M. Kunstler
New York
Kunstler
Ralph David Abernathy
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
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Constitution Press
Duncan Pools
Patrick H
Early
Tulsa
Asst. Dist. Atty
Jim Kee
Kee
Hugo L. Black
U.S. Supreme Court
Tobias Simon
Miami
REX Lee Shoe Service
Eddie Cordes
American Motors
Eddie
Hornet
Gremlin
Vega
Pinto
Javelin
Ambassador
Galaxy
Fury
Eddie Cordes Inc
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