Skylab 1 crew near mid mission with tests and rest
On day six of a 28 day mission Charles Conrad Jr and Paul J Weitz prepared to activate photosensors after a morning of medical and solar observatory tests. The crew reported sleeping in sleep compartments for the first time and noted cooler conditions after initial heat.
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Charles Conrad Jr
Paul J. Weitz
Commander Conrad
Rocky Mountain Fever Case Confirmed in Lawton
Dr. Charles Green reports a confirmed Rocky Mountain spotted fever case in Lawton. Two suspected cases were treated at Reynolds Army Hospital Fort Sill. A 10 year old girl, Angelia Plank, is hospitalized at Memorial Hospital with confirmed illness. The Girl Scout Camp near Lawton was sprayed and temporarily closed. Health officials urge tick checks and safe removal methods.
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Becky Jim
Lawton
Charles Green
Reynolds Army Hospital
Fort Sill
Angelia Plank
John E. Plank
Ellsworth Ave
Memorial Hospital
Rocky
Plank
Health Department
Green
Four National Briefs From US and Europe
A 63-year-old man died from a sofa fire started with wine in Oklahoma City while attempting to extinguish it. In London the gold price reached a record 113.25 dollars an ounce as the dollar fell. In Aden a Yemeni Republican Council member was killed by bazooka fire near his Taizz home, with South Yemen accused of involvement. In Reykjavik Iceland expelled a British diplomat for disclosing ship movements. Bonn reported a treaty normalizing relations with Czechoslovakia.
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Oklahoma City
John Williston Behaven
London
U.S
Europe
Aden
Mohammed Ali Othman
North Yemen
Republican Council
Ta’iz
Egypt
Middle East
San’a
South Yemen
Winters Appears For Grand Jury Testimony
Oklahoma City AP State Treasurer Leo Winters testified before a federal grand jury carrying charts and financial records. He accused Burkett and FBI of hush efforts while alleging partisan favoritism and uneven enforcement. Also subpoenaed, state Rep. Ken Nance spoke of prosecutions not pursued.
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Alahoma City
Leo Winters
Winters
Federal
Burkett
FBI
U. S
Dewey Bartlett
Ken Nance
Nixon Pompidou Talks Set In Iceland To Ease Atlantic Tensions
President Nixon travels to Iceland for talks with French leader Georges Pompidou aimed at reducing fears of U S bullying in Western Europe. Kissinger argues against a single grand negotiation and endorses linked, regional discussions within NATO.
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Nixon
Andrews Air Force Base
Iceland
Georges Pompidou
Washington
Uncle Sam
Europe
Huang Chen
People’s Republic of
Huang
United States
Atlantic
Western Europe
Kissinger
U.S
NATO
Rabies scare as teen sought after rabid dog incident
Grady County health officials ordered 19 year old Buster Gillaland confined as a public nuisance after a rabid German Shepherd bite. Deputies hunted him as he hitch hiked toward Oklahoma City three miles east of Chickasha. The dog died after showing rabies symptoms and the state Health Department confirmed the positive test.
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Aacuasha
Chickasha
Grady County Sheriff's Deputies
Oklahoma City
Buster Gillaland
Grady County Health Department
Denver Talley
Grady County
Talley
Gillaland
Cal Tre ” Talley
Here
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Blanchard
Don Newton
State Health Department
New Peace Panel Nation Being Malled
Canada plans withdrawal from the Vietnam cease fire commission by July 31. Michel Gauvin calls the force observers of a war, not a cease fire, and urges adding an Asian nation to join Indonesia on the four nation panel to balance Southeast Asian concerns.
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Saigon
Mexico
France
Italy
Canada
Vietnam
Ottawa
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Michel Gauvin
International Commission of Control and
FTC Charges Plastics Being Misrepresented
The FTC accuses 26 chemical firms and a trade association of selling combustible plastics as nonburning or self extinguishing since 1967. The complaint says the plastics burn rapidly, produce toxic smoke, and mislead users in construction insulation and furnishings including panels, cabinets, and aircraft and space station components.
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Washington
The
Federal Trade Commission Today
Trade Association Land
Defend
FTC
Mild Readings To Linger Here In Lawton OK
Fair to partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures persist in Lawton and Southwest Oklahoma through Thursday. A high near 80 today with lows in the upper 50s and Thursday’s high in the low to mid 70s.
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Lawton
Oklahoma
Wetherill to Retire as Fort Sill Holds Ceremony
General Roderick Wetherill plans a Thursday 10 a.m. retirement at Fort Sill with a 13 gun salute eight marching battalions and flyovers by Army aircraft. Fifth Army commander F. Cassidy attends. Maj. Gen. David Ott will assume command at a 9 a.m. Friday ceremony in Old Post Quadrangle.
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Sill
Roderick Wetherill
Rick F. Cassidy
Fifth Army
Gen. Wetherill
Fort Sill
David Ott
Ott
Washington, D. C
Wetherill
Old Post
Officers Club
Quinette Road
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