Cummings seeks venue change in Winters case Oklahoma City
An Oklahoma City public relations man named Ross Cummings petitioned to move his case to Muskogee citing extensive news coverage before his indictment on May 31. He faces charges including filing false claims and bank fund misuse as part of a federal racketeering conspiracy involving Leo Winters and 11 others. A hearing date will be set after the government answers by June 25.
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Muskogee
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Cummings
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William R. Burkett
Watergate
Archibald Cox
White House
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Dean
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Administration
H.R. Haldeman
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Senate Watergate Hearings Postponed Amid Brezhnev Summit
The Senate Watergate committee voted to delay televised hearings until after the Brezhnev visit. The move, urged by Senate leaders, follows White House contact questions and amid concerns over Dean testimony and potential defenses.
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White House
John W. Dean
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Dean
Jack Anderson
Anderson
Nixon
FBI
L. Patrick Gray III
Senate Judiciary Committee
AIM Protests Bone Removal From Tulsa Exhibit
The Tulsa American Indian Movement protests the removal of Indian skeletons from the Thomas Gilcrease Institute of American History and Art. They accuse Museum Director Richard Best of passing the buck and seek injunctions against removal as bones are reportedly shipped to Indiana University.
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Tulsa
The
American Indian Movement
Thomas Gilcrease
Indiana
Tulsa County District Court
Best
City Park Board
Carl Smith
Indiana University
Global food price scramble noted in Nixon action
The Agriculture Department report says 60 day price freeze and other moves by Nixon join a global trend of countries using laws tariffs and rationing to boost food supplies. It cites New Zealand Japan Brazil Canada Mexico and EC actions, plus Denmark and Spain meat imports as examples amid rising world meat demand.
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Foreign Agricultural Service
U.S
Japan
Brazil
Canada
Mexico
Dominican Republic
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Panama
el Salvador
European Economic Community
Common Market
Denmark
Australia
Scandinavia
Spain
New Zealand
Edmond Youth Killed in Motorcycle Train Collision
An Edmond youth, 17 year old Randy Courtright, died after his motorcycle collided with a train at an unprotected grade crossing. He was pronounced dead at the scene as the vehicle was dragged nearly 100 feet under the locomotive. The incident raises Oklahoma’s 1973 death toll to 303, marking the second such mishap at this crossing in a week.
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The
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Randy Courtright
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Urban Renewal Authority Secures Signals for Intersection
The Urban Renewal Authority acted months ago to secure traffic signal lights for a busy city intersection, aiming to improve safety and flow.
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