Nixon Seeks Battle-Proven Candidates for 1976 Nomination
President Nixon said he will not endorse anyone for the 1976 Republican nomination until they have proven themselves in primaries. He listed potential contenders including senators and governors, and noted John Connally as a possible favorite. He defended Agnew and Petersen amid investigations and outlined plans for Kissinger to visit Peking, Japan trips, and future European travel.
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Nixon
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Indianapolis
Richard Lugar
House
Spiro T. Agnew
John D. Connally
White House
Agnew
Henry E. Petersen
Petersen
California
Florida
Europe
Japan
Henry A. Kissinger
Peking
15 Minute Walk To Gasoline Ends In Fiery Death
Evelyn Wagner, a 22 year old Chicago woman, arrived in Roxbury to seek work. She walked 15 minutes to buy gasoline, was dragged by six youths behind a building, forced to smear gasoline on herself, and was set on fire. She died later at Boston City Hospital. Police have not made arrests and no motive was found.
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David Brody
Stanley Bogdan
Evelyn Wagler
Roxbury
Boston
Daniel Q
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Boston (Ap
Evelyn Wagner
Chicago
Fred Courtney
Wagner
Blue Hill Avenue
Wayne Street
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Boston City Hospital
Body Of Sooner Found In Lake
Authorities recovered the body of Pauline League a woman about 50 from Lake Ponca in Ponca City Oklahoma The note left by her husband Clifford indicated the family car would be at the lake The body was found the day after dragging operations began by the lake patrol
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Lake Ponca
Pauline League
Clifford
Lake Patrol
Oklahoma Utility Defends Nuclear Plant Plan Near Inola
Public Service Co of Oklahoma defends a 1.2 million watt nuclear fueled generating plant planned near Inola Oklahoma. Environmental groups oppose the site during a hearing before the Corporation Commission. Final licensing rests with the U S Atomic Energy Commission. engineer Earl O Smith cites safety and argues risk is minimal.
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Oklahoma
Public Service
Corporation Commission
Inola
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Earl O. Smith
Kansas City, Mo
OU To Continue Rhodes Scholarship With Policy Review
OU president Dr. Paul Sharp said the university will keep participating in the Rhodes Scholar program while urging reconsideration of policies that discriminate against women. Teresa Black filed a complaint with OU’s human rights committee in September accusing the program of sexual discrimination.
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Oklahoma City
Paul Sharp
University of Oklahoma
Teresa Black
Theniversity
Human Rights Committee
United States
Sharp
Hall defends tenure as Oklahoma governor in Tulsa talk
Gov. David Hall answered questions from systems managers in Tulsa saying his gubernatorial post is the only job he has had that guarantees 48 months of employment. He indicated a January decision on re election and cited Oklahoma’s low income and sales taxes for small earners.
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Okla
David Hall
Hall
Association For Systems Managements
Capital Hospital Opens Six Bed ICU Unit
Oklahoma City officials announce the opening of a six bed intensive care unit at Oklahoma Children's Memorial Hospital. Each bed features heart monitor equipment, blood pressure and pulse monitoring, temperature control, and nearby oxygen and vacuum lines. The unit marks the first major completion since the facility was transferred to the Department of Institutions, Social and Rehabilitative Services on July 1.
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Oklahoma Children’s Memorial Hospital
Department of Institutions, Social and
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