Pentagon Papers Judge Expected To Make Public Krogh Affidavit
Los Angeles AP reports Judge Matt Byrne is set to disclose the contents of Egil Krogh's affidavit amid questions tying the Pentagon papers trial to Watergate. Defense lawyers consider seeking dismissal or mistrial while prosecutors claim no tainted evidence was used.
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Pentagon Papers
Krogh
Los Angeles
Matt Byrne
White House
Egil Krogh
E. Howard Hunt
Daniel Elisberg
U.S. District
Transportation
Elisberg
Anthony Russo
U.S. 9Th Circuit Court of Appeal
John D. Ehrlich
FBI
Byrne
Justice Department
Elisberg and Russo
Russo
Pentagon
David Nissen
Nissen
Watergate
Hunt
G. Gordon Liddy
Ellsberg
Ehrlichman
San Clemente
Calif
Liddy
Nixon
David Young
Henry A. Kissinger
John Sirica
Earl J. Silbert
Young
Richardson Kicks Off Watergate Special Prosecutor Search
President Nixon's nominee Elliott Richardson pledges to appoint a special prosecutor to head the Watergate inquiry and report only to him if confirmed. He said the process may take time and named several prominent candidates while noting the move aims to reassure Senate scrutiny.
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Elliot L. Richardson
Senate
Richardson
Nixon
Defense
Supreme Court
Pentagon
Judiciary Committee
Reporter Source Privilege Upheld Against Civil Rights Case
Supreme Court lets stand a lower court ruling shielding a reporter Alfred Balk’s confidential source in a Chicago real estate discrimination suit. The decision follows a blockbusting case amid a 1952 1969 housing class action by Black home buyers.
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Supreme Court
U.S. Circuit Court
Chicago
Alfred Balk
Nixon proposal backed to fund Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty
The Eisenhower panel urged Congress to create a board for international broadcasting that would receive appropriations and grant funds to Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty. It noted the stations provide uncensored information and are widely listened to in six Soviet and Eastern bloc countries. The report followed a three month delay before publication.
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Nixon
Congress
White House
Radio Free Europe
Radio Liberty
West
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Hungary
Poland
Bulgaria
Board For
International Broadcasting
Apache Woman Treated After Stomach Stab Wound
An Apache woman was treated for a seven inch stab wound to the stomach after allegedly stabbing herself during a family argument. She was listed in good condition at Memorial Hospital following emergency surgery. Police found a butcher knife and bloodstains at the scene. Witnesses corroborated the husband’s account of the incident.
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Memorial Hospital
Kuchynka
Disarmament agreed at Wounded Knee amid tensions
Wounded Knee residents face disarmament and search as AIM leaders dispute signing while authorities plan May talks to reexamine the 1868 treaty. One insurgent slain is buried in Pine Ridge as marshals tighten village patrols and hunt for explosives and possible escapees.
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Justice Department
Rapid City
Roubideaux
Dennis Banks
Carter Camp
AIM
Banks
Hellstein
Leonard Crow Dog
Frank Fools Crow
Missouri River
South Dakota
Wounded Knee
Lawrence LaMont
Pine Ridge
Bureau of Indian Affairs Police
Esthese
Thomas
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Council weighs road, library furniture, and land deals
The council considers improving Cache Road and awarding a contract for library furniture. A street dedication at Gore East is requested and a subdivision bond accepted. A formal contract for right-of-way on Gore Boulevard from 17th to 53rd with the State Highway Department covers farmland damage from a new water line to Public Service Company’s plant.
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Cache Road
Gore East, Inc
Gore Boulevard
17Th
53Rd Streets
State Highway Department
Public Service Company
Kidnappers seize Mexican consul general near home
The Armed Revolutionary Forces of the People abducted the 58 year old consul general as he drove home. Most captives are youths tied to bombings bank robberies and subversion. Leonhardy a 30 year veteran diplomat faces uncertain fate as authorities weigh publicizing communiques.
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Armed Revolutionary Forces of the People
Mexico City
Leonhardy
U.S
John Dennis
Mexico
Federal Aviation
Festival Ends Early After Daylong Rock Event
The festival started around 2 p.m. and wrapped up shortly after 7 p.m. Sunday. Turner said no lighting facilities were available and the event ended before dark. Authorities noted some participants were suspected of drug dealing, but county officers made no drug arrests.
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Turner
Tire output powers U S auto industry to 200 million yearly
The article notes that American automakers sustain about 200 million tires produced annually to keep the nation’s vehicles rolling.
Students Await Higher Degrees at OSU May 12
Southwest Oklahoma students are candidates for graduate degrees at Oklahoma State University on May 12. Degrees listed include Altus Theo Fred Schmedt master of science Comanche Harold Eugene Rudolf science master of James Barry Ballard doctor of education Monte Eugene Dover Lerry David Johnson master of science Brian Clinton Price master of science Hobart John Marshall Davis master of business administration Lawton James Woolsey Godrove master of science Tommy Hugh Poling master of science Marlow Gloria Jean Cole master of Tipton Lonnie Dale Huff master of Walters Sarita S Noegali master of
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Altus
Theo Fred Schmedt
Comanche
Harold Eugene Rudolf
James Barry Ballard
Monte Eugene Dovertion
Lerry David Johnson
Brian Clinton Price
Hobart
John Marshall Davis
Lawton
James Woolsey Godrove
Tommy Hugh Poling
Marlow
Gloria Jean Cole
Tipton
Lonnie Dale Huff
Walters
Sarita S. Noegali
Tornado Touches Down in Grant County Field
Tornado touched down between Medford and Deer Creek in Grant County with no damage reported. Southeast Oklahoma saw property damage from high winds before midnight. Mobile home destroyed near Boswell in Choctaw County and buildings damaged near Antlers and Unger. Trees uprooted east of Shawnee and near Quinton. Barn roof blown south of Quinton. 34 counties remained under a tornado watch as thundershowers and brisk winds persisted.
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Medford
Deer Creek
Grant County
Oklahoma
Boswell
Choctaw County
Antlers
Unger
Shawnee
Pottawatomie County
Quinton
Pittsburg County
Clapp Charged After Accident In Comanche County
Fred P. Clapp, 35, Comanche County court clerk, was arrested about 9 30 p m Sunday and charged with negligent driving and driving under the influence after his car hit a parked vehicle at 205 N 3rd. He was released in the custody of his attorney as municipal court arraignment was pending.
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Fred P. Clapp
Comanche County
N. 3Rd
Clapp
Arlington
Ruth Thompson
Columbia
James Ritter
Ritter
Thompson
ICFI Urges More Jobs to Stem Unemployment Pressure
In Brussels the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions calls for expanded job creation to ease unemployment driven migration pressures. The appeal targets areas with severe joblessness to stabilize workers.
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Brussels
Belgium
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
Public Records Complainants List Lawton Police Reports
A compilation of complainants to the Lawton Police Department including individuals and businesses. Entries note incidents of thefts break ins vandalism and attempted burglary at various addresses and establishments. Names include Daisy Mathews Dale Kerr-McGee Station Sanford Cooper Richard Lopez Walter Rothwell Dwayne Williams Linn Newton Annetta McNew Floyd Ripperda Ollie Hickman Billy Brown Ervin Williams Royenue Yorum Michael Janicki Norman Skolczynski Odell Gunter Becky Johnson and others with locations across Lawton and Fort Sill areas.
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Lawton
A Derrico
N. 4Th
Daisy Mathews
Dale
Kerr-McGee
Sheridan Road
Sanford Cooper
Richard Lopez
Ozman
Walter Rothwell
S. 71St
Dwayne Williams
S. 23Rd Place
Linn Newton
Fort Sill Blvd
Annetta McNew
Ferris
Floyd Ripperda
Monroe
Ollie Hickman
Bell
Billy Brown
G. Ervin Williams
Irwin Lane
Royenue Yorum
Mission Blvd
Michael Janicki
Lindy
Norman Skolczynski
Lincoln
Odell Gunter
Jewell Ballard
Park
Becky Johnson
S. 29Th
Pete's Hideaway
Cache Road
First Presbyterian Church
13Th
A Avenue
Emoris Doddies
Bishop Road
Charlie Stroud
Fort Sill
Roy Adams
Euclid
Fire alarms log from Lawton area on Sunday
Times and locations of alarms answered by Lawton Fire include 6:53 p.m. at the 1900 block Hoover for trash fire and a minor dwelling fire at Fourth and Columbia. At 10:08 p.m. crews responded to a blaze at 811 S. 2nd.
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Lawton
Columbia
S. 2Nd
Injury Accidents Reported by Lowton Police
Police log details two injury accidents. At 9:15 a.m. on Irwin avenue Ruth Burton 70 of 1601 Irwin was taken to Reynolds Army Hospital by Reynolds Ambulance per Officer Delous Allen. At 5:15 p.m. Michelle Rodriguez 6 of 7 N Séth was taken to Reynolds Army Hospital by Royal Ambulance per Officer James Ritter.
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Lowton
Irwin
Ruth Burton
Reynolds Army Hospital
Reynolds Ambulance
Delous Allen
N. Séth
Michelle Rodriguez
Royal Ambulance
James Ritter
Americans Buy and Decorate 35 Million Christmas Trees
Americans purchased and decorated about 35 million Christmas trees in 1972, reflecting widespread holiday tradition. The figure underscores strong demand for evergreen decorations across households and retailers nationwide.
Girl Six Breaks Legs in Car Accident
Lawton six year old Michelle Rodriguez suffered two broken legs and facial cuts when she jumped from a moving family car rolling from a driveway at about 5 15 p m Sunday. She was treated at Reynolds Army Hospital and then moved to the Children's Ward for continued care.
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Lawton
Michelle Rodriguez
No. 7
N. 56Th
Reynolds Army Hospital
Armando Rodriguez
North Vietnam to celebrate victory with clemency moves
The Vietnam News Agency reports North Vietnam plans to mark what it calls victory over the United States by releasing or reducing sentences for criminals who have reformed. The move signals celebratory clemency actions announced as the war ends.
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Tokyo
North Vietnam
United States
Vietnam
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