Dean Holds To Account Of Cover-Up
John W. Dean III testifies before the Senate Watergate committee in Washington stating he waited until April 15 to begin telling prosecutors about Nixon's involvement in the cover-up. He explains he did not press the President earlier and discusses immunity efforts and credibility.
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Washington
John W. Dean III
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Sen
Herman Talmadge
Dga
Charles W. Colson
Talmadge
H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Haldeman
Ehrilichman
Maureen Dean
Senate
City Council OKs air survey of Ellsworth flood area
City Council authorized a $6 000 aerial photographic survey and awarded Aero Tope Inc a $5 80 topographical mapping contract for Ellsworth Lake to assess flood impact. At least 150 acres of private land near the lake have flooded. the council also moved to acquire flood rights.
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Counal OK
Air Survey
Ellsworth
Jerry Weber
Prop- Lake
Aero Tope Inc
Oklahoma City
U S Price Freeze Moves Toward Phase 4 Controls
The U S price freeze will be enforced in a fairly tight manner with few exemptions despite supply problems. Council officials push for Phase 4 wage price controls and plan nationwide consultations with business labor and public groups starting with a San Francisco meeting next Monday.
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Washington
Council
James W. McLane
John Dunlop
Dunlop
San Francisco
Court voids Oklahoma gas orders upholding FPC jurisdiction
A three judge federal court ruled the Federal Power Commission alone may set interstate gas rates and struck down Oklahoma Corporation Commission orders setting wellhead minimum prices. The panel found the orders regulate commerce and burden interstate gas supply, and warned they could have cost consumers billions. Cody said appeal likely.
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Federal Power Commission
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
FPC
Oklahoma Commission
State Commission
Harvey H. Cody
We State Comtribssion
Oklahoma
Federal Commission
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co
Cody
Abducted Six-Week-Old Girl Faces Critical Time Crisis
Kirsten Bullen was kidnapped from a Bromley sidewalk as her mother waited nearby. The infant, born premature, needs phenobarbital every eight hours to avoid brain damage and possible death. Police seal off leads while doctors warn time is running out and scotland yard orders heightened alert for the barbiturate.
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ONDON
Kirsten Bullen
Kirsten
Shirley Bullen
Bromley
London
Edward Orebiyi
Scotland Yard
Britain
Charges Filed Against Two Ex POW Officers
Navy Rear Adm Stockdale charges two former POW officers with six offenses including mutiny and aiding the enemy. Marine Lt Col Edison Wainright Miller and Navy Capt Walter E Wilber face the accusations, first such cases against ex POW officers. The charges follow Col Theodore Guy s earlier accusations against eight enlisted men. Page 4 Col 6.
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Navy Today
James B. Stockdale
Edison Wainright Miller
Tustin
Calif
Navy
Walter E. Wilber
Columbia Crossroads
Air Force
Theodore Guy
Army
Associated Press
Stockdale
Miller
Wilber
Coronado
Cool Front May Bring Showers to Southwest Oklahoma
An approaching cool front may trigger thunderstorms tonight and Wednesday in Southwest Oklahoma. A 2 percent rain chance is forecast as the front moves from Kansas into Oklahoma, with highs in the mid 90s today and Wednesday and lows around 70. Monday’s high was 92 and the low 67.
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Kansas
Senators Move On Kelley FBI Nomination
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved Clarence M. Kelley as FBI director nominee with no dissent. Kelley, Kansas City police chief for 12 years, faced limited opposition from two critics over police brutality concerns, while supporters praised his police career and a unanimous-commission assessment.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Clarence M. Kelley
Kansas City
FBI
Senate
Kelley
Nixon
L. Patrick Gray III
J. Edgar Hoover
Gray
Hoover
White House
William D. Ruckelshaus
Environmental Protection Agency
Judiciary Committee
Bruce R. Watkins
J. Nelson Thompson
Watkins
Martin Luther King Jr
David R. Hardy
Hardy
Charles B. Wilkinson
Ilus W. Davis
Everett P. O’neal
Senate approves bill to halt funds for Cambodia bombing
The Senate sent a measure to the White House to cut off all funds for U S bombing of Cambodia. The move aims to end military operations and restrict financial support pending executive action.
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Washington
Senate
White House
U.S
Cambodia
Gas shortages could delay Cimarron Turnpike opening
Oklahoma Turnpike Authority official says gasoline and fuel shortages may push back the Cimarron Turnpike project by 60 to 90 days. Contractors lack equipment due to limited fuel, with potential revenue losses of 1 to 1.5 million dollars. Roadwork continues but at slower pace as fuel supplies tighten.
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Oklahoma Turnpike Authority
W. D. Hoback
Hoback
Cimarron Turnpike
Tulsa
I-35
Dewey Warren
Highway Department
Bill Hartranft
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