Ellsberg and Russo Lawyers Seek New Jury Pickup
Lawyers for Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony Russo expect a request for a new jury after the Supreme Court cleared a roadblock in resuming their Pentagon Papers case. Judge Byrne could keep the Augustly sent jury. defense hints at double jeopardy waiver. The case centers on espionage conspiracy and misuse of government property over the study of the Vietnam War.
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Washington
Daniel Ellsberg
Anthony Russo
Supreme Court
Matt Byrne
Los Angeles
Wiliam O. Douglas
United States
Byrne
Ellsberg
Russo
U.S. Circuit Court
San Francisco
Douglas
Brennan
Cambridge
Mass
Leonard Boudin
New York City
Dry Weather and Frost Needed to Boost Harvest in Oklahoma
Oklahoma harvests paused by wet fields and rain over the weekend. A drying period and frost are needed for full-scale movement, with late small grain seeding continuing and grazing rising. Subsoil moisture is adequate in most eastern areas, surface moisture is good statewide, and sorghum and peanut harvests show progress while cotton lags.
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Oklahoma
Panhandle
Myths Exploded Daily on Male-Female Job Attitudes Study
New findings from the University of Michigan ISR challenge common stereotypes about women at work. Researchers say early socialization shapes roles, but later factors also influence attitudes. women show similar promotion goals and self actualization desires as men, with some differences tied to interpersonal needs.
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University of Michigan
Institute For Social Research
ISR
Silent Gonorrhea Found in Returning GIs
Doctors report evidence that many Vietnam veterans may carry asymptomatic gonorrhea, risking wider spread after discharge. A survey at Ft Lewis and Madigan Hospital found high asymptomatic infection among exposed men, with antibiotic resistance raising concerns for community transmission.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Vietnam
University of Washington
Seattle
Army
Madigan General Hospital
Tacoma
Wash
American Public Health Association
Ft. Lewis
Madigan Hospital
Rights Commission criticizes militants over Bureau seizure
Indian militant actions during the Trail of Broken Treaties march on Washington drew sharp disapproval from members of the Rights Commission in Oklahoma City. The group endorsed the march's purpose but condemned the seizure of the Bureau of Indian Affairs building in Washington.
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Oklahoma City
Washington
The
Rights Commission
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Woman To Stand Trial For Murder In Norman Case
Norman Oklahoma City woman Elizabeth Jane Claghorn will stand trial for murder after Associate District Court Judge Alan J. Couch reversed his earlier ruling that she should be tried for manslaughter in the September 29 pistol slaying of her husband Billy Joe Claghorn, 45, at their southside home.
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Norman
Okla
Elizabeth Jane Claghorn
Oklahoma City
Associate District Court
Alan J. Couch
Abzug urges more women in Congress and state legislatures
New York Congresswoman Bella Abzug spoke in Stillwater at Oklahoma State University during Women’s Week. She praised recent gains by women in elected offices but urged increasing representation of women, youths, minorities, and working people in Congress, noting too many lawyers and businessmen. She highlighted Oklahoma’s Hannah Atkins as a notable female politician and warned Nixon supporters may not benefit from the president’s victory.
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Stillwater
Okla
New York
Bella Abzug
Congress
Oklahoma
Hannah Atkins
Oklahoma House of Representatives
Oklahoma City
Nixon
George McGovern
Free Throw Contest Sponsored by Elks Lodge
The Elks Lodge sponsors a Free Throw Contest for youths eight to 13, chaired by Bill Wolf. The event, a punt kick and pass style hoop shoot, begins at 8 a.m. Saturday at Cameron College Fieldhouse with three age divisions. Local winners advance to district state and national contests. trophies awarded to top three in each division. Entry forms are at school offices or the YMCA.
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Elks Lodge
Bill Wolf
Cameron College
Elk Lodge
Lawton
YMCA
Indian Chapel to Hold Revival Services This Week
Indian Chapel in Cache will host revival services from Wednesday to Sunday. Singing starts at 7 p.m. led by Lewellyn Atauvich of Cache. Evangelist Thomas Long of Anadarko and district superintendent of the Southwest Oklahoma Methodist Conference will preach after a 7:15 p.m. devotion. Rev. Sherwood Tsough is the pastor.
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Cache
Tight security at Muskogee federal building after takeover fears
Eugene Dye, supervisor at the federal building in Muskogee Oklahoma, said security measures were tightened on Monday following reports that Indians might try to seize the building. The claim prompted heightened guard presence and restricted access.
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Muskogee, Okla
Eugene Dye
Federal
Good News For Everyone from The Bible Standard Ad
A paid religious advertisement promises God loves all people and offers everlasting life. It envisions Christians ruling in a future paradise on earth and invites readers to send for free Bible news from The Bible Standard in Chester Springs, Pennsylvania.
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New World
Bible Standard
Chester Springs
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