Dean admits he did not tell president of Watergate
Dean testifies he did not directly inform the president of Watergate or the cover-up. He repeats that each time he said no. The record notes statements from Gurney questioning whether the president knew all about the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Watergate
Gurney
Bob
Nixon
G. Gordon Liddy
White House
Fendants
Kalmbach
Senate Committee
Edward J. Gurney
R‘fla
Liddy
H. R. Haldeman
Haldeman
Uruguayan Crisis Destroys Congress and Shifts Power
The Uruguayan crisis saw President Bordaberry and his defense ministers dissolve Congress by decree to restore order as the military demanded control. Senators and officials warned democracy was entering a period of vacations while clashes and arrests followed amid threats of impeachment and resignations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bordaberry
Congress
Enrique Erro
Tupamaro
Senate
Erro
House
Argentina
Con
Alembert Vaz
National Party
Wilson Ferreira Aldunate
Ferreira Aldunate
Milcar Vasconcellos
Colorado Party
Walter Ravenna
Nestor Bolentini
Government House
Uruguay
California
United States
Public Records Reports From Lowton Police
Names of complainants and businesses listed on reports include De Thomas Greer 2505 Prentice bicycle incident. Robert F Browning 111 Ave vandalism. Eldon Adams 4824 Pollard report. Sene Alien Folger Second attempted burglary. Mini-Mort 1907 Gore Blvd gasoline issue. John Porter 20 Mission Blvd lost billfold. Edna Faulkner 1217 Andrews vandalism. Choate Construction Cache theft of lumber. Shirley Mose 2612 Wesley bicycle theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowton
Thomas Greer
Prentice
Robert F. Browning
Ave
W. R. Lovett
Corral Motel
Robert Browning
Howard
Smith
Sheridan Road
Pats
Eldon Adams
Pollard
Sene Alien Folger
Injury accidents investigated by Lowton police
Two injuries reported after incidents at Sheridan Road and A Avenue on Tuesday at 1 10 p m Kevin Dale Franklin 17 of 505 S 45th and Bobby Holcomb 42 of 205 Fort Sill Blvd were taken to Memorial Hospital by Huddleston Ambulance James Joe Landall 34 of 1415 Irwin cited for negligent driving by Officer Ed Wiede
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowton
Sheridan Road
A Avenue
Kevin Dale Franklin
S. 45Th
Bobby Holcomb
Fort Sill Blvd
Memorial Hospital
Huddleston Ambulance
James Joe Landall
Irwin
Ed Wiedeman
Fire Reports From Lowton Fire Dept Calls
At 12:25 p.m. a grass fire reported in Mission Village. At 6:05 p.m. trash fire on Cowie Road Square. At 6:21 p.m. a gas leak reported at 2809 Ozman. At 9:27 p.m. a downed electric line at 1614 E. At 9:39 p.m. a false alarm at 2707 J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Village
Cowie Road
Economy index shows growth but reports incomplete data
The report notes a work week and stock prices component of the index and four other components lacking data. The index stood at 161.9 percent of its 1967 average and will be revised when data are reported. Since 1971 the index has risen steadily with the boom, despite occasional monthly aberrations.
Cameron College Leaders Attend ROTC Administrators Meet
Dr. Don Owen and Dr. Richard Murray join administrators from ROTC sponsor schools at Fort Riley Kansas for a three day meeting to critique programs and observe cadet summer encampment training. Robert F. Froehlke will address attendees. Fifteen Cameron cadets will take part in six week ROTC training this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Owen
Cameron College
Richard Murray
Fort Riley
Kaw
Robert F. Froehlke
Army
Cameron
Oklahoma 4 H'ers Selected for Citizenship Short Course
Comanche County 4 H members plus 148 other Oklahoma youths were chosen to attend a citizenship short course at the National 4 H Center in Washington D C from July 27 to August 5. Delegates will visit Capitol Hill government departments historic sites and national shrines. Participants include Susan Howell Cache Earlene Shriver Lawton Mary Jo Jackson Apache Lisa Bassel Brenda Masters Duke Dan Mc Mahan Altus Karen Kafer Ryan Glen Hammonds Waurika Mary Lena Betche Gotebo Karma McLain Duncan Terry Moren Comanche and Sammy Richardson Marlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
Oklahoma
Washington
D.C
Susan Howell
Cache
Earlene Shriver
Lawton
Capitol Hill
Mary Jo Jackson
Apache
Lisa Bassel
Brenda Masters
Duke
Dan McMahan
Altus
Karen Kafer
Ryan
Glen Hammonds
Waurika
Mary Lena Betche
Gotebo
Karma McLain
Duncan
Terry Moren
Comanche
Sammy Richardson
Marlow
Rate Hike Out But Tips Not
The article notes a rate increase and asks for a legal ruling on tipping carrier boys. The reply was negative but the rise will take effect after the price freeze ends. Subscribers are encouraged to tip theYoung newspaper carriers for good service during the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrier Boys
Watergate figure Fred LaRue tied to hush funds and record destruction
Federal court documents describe Fred C. LaRue and others conspiring to covertly acquire and distribute cash for Watergate defendants. He allegedly approved wiretaps, directed destruction of records at Nixon campaign offices, and delivered cash to Kalmbach as part of the cover up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Rue
Watergate
LaRue
Nixon
Mississippi
Jackson
Washington
South
Mitchell
White House
District of Columbia
Fred C. LaRue
Democratic National Committee
James Neal
Herbert M. Kalmbach
Median incomes rise for whites to 10285 last year
Median family incomes reached 10285 for white households last year, about double the earnings of other groups. The report highlights racial gaps in income levels and suggests broader economic disparities persist across communities.
Bond Set For Suspects In Beer Theft Incident
Four Fort Sill men faced federal charges after authorities say they possessed 170 cases of beer stolen from a Frisco boxcar in Lawton. The beer, worth $6 a case, was moved from Golden, Colorado to a Lawton distributor. Allen Edwards and Bennett admitted taking beer to Allen’s home for consumption and sale, with 84 cases and seven cans recovered during a search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
Fort Sill
Oklahoma City
Lawton
Robert James Stoltz Jr
Roger Lee Bennett
Curtis Hoyt Allen
Kenneth Greg Edwards
Golden, Cole
Allen
Edwards
Bennett
Fireworks Not Allowed At Wichita Mountains Refuge
Refuge manager Roger Johnson warns that fireworks are illegal at the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge and violators face up to $500 fine and six months in jail. He says fireworks cause nuisance, wildlife harassment and fire hazards, noting a prior small refuge fire and a past Mt. Scott brush fire started by fireworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uge
Roger Johnson
Johnson
Mt. Scott
Nuclear Test Ban Signatories Split Over France and China
On October 14 1970 the test yielded about 20000 tons of TNT, roughly Hiroshima scale. The Soviet Union Britain and the United States no longer conduct tests underground after a 1963 treaty though France and China refuse to sign. France faces protests over planned tests at Mururoa Atoll while India’s Bhabha Centre employs over 5000 scientists in research across agriculture industry and medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiroshima
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
France
China
Mururoa Atoll
Pacific
Tahiti
Bhabha
Britain pays out 8.6 billion to crime victims in year
The Criminal Injuries Compensation Board awarded 8.6 billion dollars to 10,926 people injured in crimes in Britain last year an increase of 200 million from the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Britain
House backs amendment to bar new Cambodia bombing funds
The House approved an amendment reversing an Appropriations Committee action to bar new funds for Cambodia bombing for the 1974 fiscal year starting Sunday. Senator Griffin of Michigan and leaders of the GOP supported the move.
Contributions Surge In U S Charity Totals Rise in 1972
Charitable contributions across the United States reached 22.7 billion dollars in 1972, up 6.5 percent from 21.3 billion in 1971. The total eight years earlier stood at 11.4 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Duncan Woman Killed In Crash
A 22 year old Duncan woman Nelda Kay Johnson died when her car left the road two miles west of Duncan struck a culvert, the Highway Patrol said the vehicle traveling between 85 and 90 mph went airborne and flipped four times.
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Duncan
Here
Nelda Kay Johnson
Highway Patrol
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Public Records
Clarms
Owen, Murray
Kansas
Mately
U.S. District Court
Constitution & Press
Wichita Mountains
Sewelers
D. Ave
Penney’s
Jcpenney
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