Nixon Stands By Butz Amid Senate Fight For Confirmation
President Nixon backs Earl L. Butz as agriculture secretary despite opposition from senators and AFL-CIO leaders. The Senate Agriculture Committee approved Butz 8 to 6, while critics accuse him of pro big business bias and past improper conduct.
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Washington
Nixon
Earl L. Butz
Afl-Ci0
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Senate
Butz
Senate Agriculture Committee
Ziegler
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Industro-Agricultural
Andrew J. Biemiller
Afl-Cio
Hubert Humphrey
Lee Metcalf
Mont
Safeway
Eisenhower
Metcalf
Protesting Carver Junior High closure faces long Tulsa weekend
Five protesters stay in the Carver Junior High building to oppose the closure amid a court order restricting visits to five people during board hours. Officials lock the site for a Thanksgiving weekend, with entry limited until Monday. The group remains inside as police monitor the scene.
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Tulsa
Okla
Tulsa Education Service Center
Gredon Canelti
Cecil Benson
Carver Junior High
Board of Education Center
Benson
Rosa Riley
Catherine Stearns
Mabel Little
Donald Dallman
Julius Pagnes
U.S. urges Pakistan and India to disengage amid rising clash fears
Secretary of State William P. Rogers meets with Pakistani and Indian diplomats after reports of border clashes. He warns of serious consequences and possible general war if fighting continues. U.S. advises citizens to leave Lahore and Dacca as tensions rise and UN Security Council weighs a settlement.
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United States
India
Pakistan
William P. Rogers
State Department
Department
Charles W. Bray
U.S
Dacca
Lahore
United Nations Security Council
Security Council
Soviet Union
France
Great Britain
China
Peking
Oklahoma Court upholds obscenity case verdict
The Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals upheld William Darrel Patty’s conviction for outraging public decency. Patty had appealed his student union walk wearing a white T shirt bearing a four letter word, arguing free speech rights. The court rejected that claim despite a stated shift in morals and “sexual revolution.”
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals
William Darrel Patty
University of Oklahoma Student Union
Hall appoints two Tulsa judges to fill vacancies
Oklahoma Governor David Hall named Margaret Lamm McCalister to succeed the late Judge Amos Hall and Jay Dean Dalton to replace retiring Judge Phillip Breckenridge in Tulsa County associate district court.
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Oklahoma City
David Hall
Tulsa County
Margaret Lamm McCalister
Amos Hall
Jay Dean Dalton
Phillip Breckenidge
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Hall
Western Auto Assoc
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Squaw Creek
City of Lawton
Model Cities Department
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Office of the Engineer
Cache Road
Hendrick & Hendrick, Engineers
Ella E. Madden
Zenith
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