Brandt Says Nixon Talks Constructive
West German Chancellor Willy Brandt said in Washington that after two days of talks with President Nixon there is full agreement on the need for close US European alliance cooperation amid global change. He cited common security and economic interests and predicted a possible climax when Nixon visits Europe this fall.
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Washington
Willy Brandt
Nixon
United States
National Press Club
Brandt
Europe
America
East Office Vacancy Evokes Eviction Note
Fragmentary text shows an eviction related item with numbered codes 353-0620 and 253-0620, indicating a public notice or legal action concerning property removal. The fragment suggests a housing or tenancy matter linked to a local office.
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Rcs
Agnew's Expanded Role Ties VP to Domestic Policy
President Nixon elevates Vice President Spiro T. Agnew to vice chairman of the Domestic Council at the White House to deepen his involvement in domestic policy. Agnew will liaise with governors and local officials while Ehrlichman remains out of related duties.
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Ashington. Peeing
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
White House
John D. Ehrlich
Trooper Slain In New Jersey After Car Stop
In EAST BRUNSWICK New Jersey police say a state trooper and a man were killed and a woman wounded a shootout followed a vehicle stop. A dragnet was set for a second man who fled on foot in Milltown as authorities planned house to house searches. The incident may be linked to the earlier killing of two New York City patrolmen by a Black Liberation Army member.
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East Brunswick
N.J
Black Liberation Army
New York City
Milltown
Hugo Stockburger
Here
Stockburger
Connally switches from Democrat to Republican party
Texas financier Connally announces he is switching from the Democratic to the Republican party in a prepared text at a Houston news conference. He offers no immediate personal political plans but notes the move aligns with his views and hopes to help the GOP meet American needs. Political leaders in Washington react, with Sen. Tower calling it sincere and Mansfield noting it was expected.
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Tex
John B. Connally
Nixon
Republican Party
Connally
Friends and Associates
Washington
Texas
John Tower
Scott
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Spiro T. Agnew
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Oklahoma nurses demand aid to keep OU Health Center programs
In Oklahoma City a crowd of more than two dozen University of Oklahoma nursing students stormed the governor's office to press for continued academic programs at OU Health Sciences Center. Spokesman Gary Eubank said they sought clarity on the university medical school's future.
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Oklahoma City
University of Oklahoma
OU Health Sciences Center
Gary Eubank
Tulsa
Lebanon clashes trap children as camp comes under siege
Lebanese troops and Palestinian guerrillas fight around a refugee camp on Beirut's southwest edge. Heavy shelling and small arms fire puncture the area while tanks encircle the camp. A British informant reports 200 schoolchildren trapped at the British Community School near the airport.
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Beirut
No Criminal Charges To Be Filed In Industrial Development Probe
State Senate inquiry into the Industrial Development Department ends with no charges against former Tulsa director Art Lindberg or rate analyst Don Tidmore. Curtis Harris prepares a brief on the data, while Sen. Norman Lamb cites possible fraud findings and the attorney general and district attorneys weigh actions.
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Industrial Development Department
Capitol
Curtis Harris
Oklahoma
Atty
Larry Derryberry
Senate Committee
Harris
Art Lindberg
Tulsa
Don Tidmore
Norman Lamb
Reaid
Tidmore
Tulsa Chamber of Commerce
Marvin Emerson
State Crime Bureau
Examiner and Inspectors
CAB orders end to most domestic family and youth air fares
The Civil Aeronautics Board ruled to phase out family and youth domestic air fares. Discounts must be cut by June 1 and eliminated by June 1, 1974, with Discover America round trip fares expiring mid 1974. International and world youth fares remain in effect.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Discover America
Europe
Nixon consults top advisers on Phase 3 wage price controls
President Nixon met with his economic team and Vice President Agnew for 40 minutes amid talk of tightening Phase 3 controls. Officials expect possible enforcement steps but deny a new wage price freeze. Attendees included Shultz, Ash, Stein, Burns, Dunlop, and Cole.
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Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Roy Ash
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisers
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur F.burns
John T. Dunlop
Cost of Living Council
Kenneth Cole
Labor-Management Advisory Committee
William Walker
The
Costs of Living Council
Law of Supply and Demand
Weather Weekend Outlook for Southwest Oklahoma
Cool conditions continue tonight with fair to partly cloudy skies and lower temperatures. Thursday brings slightly warmer readings with a mid 60s high expected this afternoon and a low in the low 40s tonight. Tuesday’s high was 81 and the low 44.
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Oklahoma
Mae
Mississippi Floods Prompt Warnings Across Seven States
Rising Mississippi waters threaten more flooding as tides in the Gulf of Mexico add to the burden. Eleven deaths are noted and about 11 million acres remain underwater across Arkansas, Mississippi, and six other states. Damages exceed 322 million dollars.
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River District
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Mississippi River Commission
Arkansas
Missippi
Corps of Army Engineers
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