Council OKs Softened Mobile Home Law and Hedges Trotlining
City council approves a softened mobile home ordinance with an optional tie down rule and adopts a 30 day trial for trotline fishing at Lake Ellsworth after a protest from fishermen. The measure increases park size and unit density while grandfathering existing mobiles. A zoning action is also approved.
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Cleo Craig
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U S Jets Hit Bridges and Power Stations in North Vietnam
U S fighter bombers destroyed six bridges on North Vietnam northwest rail line and damaged the Hanoi transformer station supplying military installations. Ground fighting continued near My Chanh and An Loc, with Viet Cong control of about 30 percent of Dat Do. The US says over 1,000 strikes were carried out in three days against targets in North Vietnam.
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Young Indian deputy high commissioner’s son detained at Sydney airport
Police at Sydney airport detained the 20 year old son of India’s deputy high commissioner Jyotirmoy Barua after finding about nine pounds of hashish worth 5400 dollars in his luggage. An Indian High Commission spokesman confirmed the identity.
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Apollo Grenade Tests Produce Seismic Moonquakes
The Apollo 16 test on the Moon used three grenades at 500, 1,000 and 2,000 feet, exploding on impact and triggering seismic waves detected by geophones. A fourth grenade was not fired due to a possible attitude misread and may be tried later if indicated false.
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Thunderstorms Possible Here In Lawton Area
The National Weather Service lists a 30 percent chance of rain this afternoon and a 40 percent chance tonight. Expect highs in the low 90s and a tonight low around 66 with southerly winds turning northwest. Wednesday highs near 80, Monday reached 86.
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Nixon Soviet Leaders Reach First Agreement of Summit
Nixon and Soviet leaders reached their first accords at the Moscow summit on joint action against disease and environmental pollution. A Soviet spokesman said talks in an unusual atmosphere continued as plans for health research and global clean up were outlined. The agreements were to be signed by Nixon, Podgorny, Rogers, and Petrovsky in the Grand Kremlin Palace.
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North Vietnamese React to Nixon Moscow Visit
North Vietnam denounces President Nixon's Moscow trip as a dark and despicable trick aimed at weakening Hanoi's allies. Initial responses from Soviet allies in Europe appeared favorable, while Arab papers and Red China offered cautious or no reaction. A Hanoi broadcast defended the socialist bloc's support and pride in recent victories.
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Soviet Press Pushes Arms Pact Outlook During Nixon Visit
Soviet papers portray Nixon's Moscow visit as businesslike and frank and hint at a possible arms pact. Pravda prints Nixon speech. other papers run summaries with omissions. Photos show Nixon, Podgorny, Brezhnev at the Kremlin amid rows of empty chairs.
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Georges Pompidou
France
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Alexei N. Kosygin
Pentagon expands bombing targets in North Vietnam
The Pentagon signals a broader bombing phase targeting North Vietnam's industrial and economic facilities as U S bombers extend beyond depots and transportation hubs. Spokesman Friedheim notes possible use of 1965 1968 target list and hints at broader authority for commanders in the field.
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Fatality After Auto Hits Fort Sill Overpass
A 57 year old retired Army warrant officer James Edward Frazier was killed when his 1969 car struck a concrete overpass support near Gate Two Fort Sill. Police found a death by own action note in the vehicle. He died at Reynolds Army Hospital. No other vehicles or occupants were involved.
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McGovern Favored In Rhode Island Oregon Primaries
George McGovern seeks a double victory in Rhode Island and Oregon to gain momentum for a California showdown with Hubert Humphrey. Voter turnout was light in Rhode Island as McGovern led an eight candidate field for 22 delegates. Humphrey Muskie remain his top rivals with Mass. style expectations. McGovern aims to surpass 52 percent he posted in Massachusetts.
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