Oklahoma State Patrol Trooper Shot During Arrest
Trooper Carl Irving Cook, 30, in serious but stable condition after being shot in the stomach Tuesday night during a confrontation with two black male suspects in northeast Oklahoma City. Cook reported stopping a motorcycle, pursued on foot, fought with a rider, and fired five times at the fleeing man. the orange motorcycle and a blue jeans wearing suspect were sought as authorities investigated near NE 28 and Cronton.
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Oklahoma City
Mercy Hospital
Carl Irving Cook
Cook
Cushing
Royal Wedding Held for Princess Anne and Capt Mark Phillips
Princess Anne wed Capt Mark Phillips in Westminster Abbey in a televised ceremony watched worldwide. Queen Elizabeth II and 1,800 guests attended as Prince Philip gave the bride away. Large crowds cheered as a holiday mood contrasted with Britain’s economic worries. Anne wore a white silk gown, and Phillips a scarlet Dragoon Guards uniform.
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Ondon
Anne
Elizabeth IT
Westminster Abbey
Mark Phillips
Eric Abbot
Prince Philip
Prince Charles
Peter and
Anne Phillips
Phillips
Britain
Elizabeth
Queen's Dragoon Guards
Labor Party
Kissinger Pushes Toward U S China Dialogue Amid Taiwan Tensions
Secretary of State Kissinger met in Japan after visiting China where Peking leaders agreed to expand contacts. The communique acknowledged there is one China with Taiwan part of China and urged increased scientific cultural and business exchanges. Talks on Middle East oil and U S China ties dominated coverage as liaison offices were set to expand with lower level delegates to finalize trade and other exchanges.
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Tokyo
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Japan
China
Peking
Kissinger
Taiwan
Chung Hee
Park
Soviet Union
Pacific
Middle East
Secretary of State
Masayoshi Ohira
Ohira
United States
Washington
Nixon vows new full disclosure on Watergate
President Nixon, after talks with 15 Republican senators and 75 House members, pledged to begin soon with full disclosure of facts. He rejected resignation and said further meetings with press and editors will occur after Sirica court steps, with some Republicans calling the pledge good news.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Hamilton Fish Jr
R-N.y
GOP
LaMar Barker
Tenn
George A. Goodling
Pennsylvania
Albert H. Quie
Minnesota
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Milk Fund
John J. Sirica
Quie
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Senate
Jackson
Indian Affairs
Morris Thompson
Mobile home fire kills 23 year old truck driver
A 23-year-old truck driver Donald Meade died in a mobile home fire that damaged his trailer in Calumet Oklahoma. Fire broke out about 3 a.m. and he lived alone in the residence.
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Calumet
Okla
Donald Meade
State Baptists Urge Approval of Resolutions and Officials
Turn To The Church reports Oklahoma Baptists urge approval of resolutions and installation of officers at their convention. A key vote supported a Christian Life Committee resolution opposing pari mutuel gambling. Rev N N Antonson chaired the session and urged lawmakers to heed divine leadership in governance.
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State Baptists
Watergate
Christian Life Committee
Rev
N. N. Antonson
Lawton
Trinity Baptist Church
Rev. Antonson
Armed Guards Move In After Riot At Honolulu Prison
About 50 National Guardsmen entered the Honolulu state prison after inmates rioted in the main cellblock. Police ringed the facility as guards fired tear gas into the kitchen. acting superintendent Kawahara spoke with a prisoner by phone amid a stand-off with no injuries reported.
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Honolulu
Jack Kellner
Kellner
Samuel Kawahara
Kawahara
Warm Weather to Persist in Southwest Oklahoma
Partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures with gusty winds continue in Southwest Oklahoma through tonight. Tonight and Thursday forecast cooler, with highs in the upper 70s today, low 50s tonight, and mid 60s Thursday. Tuesday high reached 80, low 57. Lake wind warnings issued as winds shift from southwest to northwest tonight.
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Oklahoma
Trade Set To Begin Thursday
Israel and Egypt will begin exchanging prisoners of war on Thursday morning, as announced by the International Red Cross. The swap aims to unlock broader truce provisions along the Suez cease-fire line and will use direct flights between the two countries. Premier Golda Meir pressed for return of Israeli POWs before advancing the accord, while U N. forces reported checkpoints on the Cairo Suez highway and negotiations continued between Maj. Gen. Aharon Yariv and Lt. Gen. Mohammed Gamazy.
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Israel
Egypt
International Red Cross
Suez Canal
Golda Meir
Red Cross
Michel Convaire
Convaire
U.N
Suez
U. N
Cairo-Suez
Cairo
Aharon Yariv
Mohammed Gamazy
Artillery Birthday Celebration National Commemoration
Artillery will mark its 198th birthday with events at Fort Sill and Army posts nationwide. Fort Sill festivities include music, historical films, banners, and artillery red beer at service clubs. Maj Gen David E Ott will host the anniversary ball at Bolling AFB Washington DC attended by 500 plus. The 77th Army Band will parade through Fort Sill in the morning. Banners welcome motorists at Gates Three and Four.
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Fort Sill
Field Artillery
David E. Ott
Bolling Air Force Base
Washington, D.C
Army Chief of Staff
77Th Army Band
Army
Fort Sill Boulevard
Sheridan Road
Artillery
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