Lawton Police Deployed as Sit In at Fort Sill Indian School
The Oct 2 occupation of the Fort Sill Indian School administration building involved Lawton police and FBI jurisdiction questions. Superintendent Williams credits police action with preventing further property damage while protestors challenged authority and Mrs Wise allegedly incited students.
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Hennessee
Williams
Wiliams
Mrs. Wise
Doc Pewewardy
Lawton
Pewewardy
Lawton City
Lawton Police Department
Nixon and Meany clash as AFL CIO split grows
AFL CIO tensions flare over Meany orders to state groups to oppose Nixon. Shriver heads to California and Los Angeles while internal disputes deepen across several states. The Watergate probe expands with Sirica issuing a broad gag order. McGovern and Pat Nixon figures push political narratives amid campaign actions.
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George Meany
Shriver
Council
Richard Nixon
San Jose
Los Angeles
Meany
Con
California
Oklahoma
Minnesota
North Carolina
Nebraska
Iowa
Texas
Nixon
Massachusetts
Henry L. Likes
Washington
U.S
John J. Sirica
Une
Sen. McGovern
America
Wright Patman
D-Tex
House Banking Committee
Ve General Accounting Office
Pat Nixon
Ife
Amerian Irish Historical Society
Harrisarg
McGovern
Eleanr
Louis Ile
Anne Armstrong
Republicanational Committee
Presiint Nixon
Francisco
Clark MacGregor
Mpaign
Amerins
MacGregor
Vietnam
Benjamin Spock
Theople
University of Wisconsin
Senate Fails To Close Filibuster On Consumer Agency
The Senate voted 52 to 30 to invoke cloture on a bill to create a Consumer Protection Agency, short of the two thirds needed. Backers and opponents debated the work's scope, with Javits and Percy urging White House support and warning the bill could be revived next year.
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Senate
Consumer Protection Agency
Harris
Okla
Hughes
Iowa
Symington
Miller
Pearson
Kan
Bellman
Curtis
Neb
Dole
Hruska
House
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Javits
Charles Percy
R-Ill
White House
Consumer-Protection Agency
Percy
Civil Aeronautics Board
Federal Power Commission
Oklahoma judge questions liquor by the drink law in Amtrak raid case
Judge Chandler ruled the state liquor by the drink law likely unconstitutional and described the Amtrak raid as purposeful discrimination against rail lines. He criticized enforcement choices and noted inconsistencies in charging clubs while others were not pursued.
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State of
Oklahoma
Chandler
Irving Box
Amtrak
Loyd Benefield
Box
Benefield
Weather holds up long range strikes as Fills suffer no losses
Air Force notes severe weather limited missions after initial F111 tests. Six missions were planned for Sept 28 29. four flown with two canceled due to thunderstorms. Efforts to locate a missing crew were unsuccessful amid poor visibility.
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Fllls
474Th Tactical Fighter
Thailand
Nellis Air Force Base
Nev
Hanoi
Takhli Air Force Base
Nixon seeks no tax hikes 1973 and pushes property relief
President Nixon vows no tax increases for 1973 and prioritizes elder care and property tax relief. He cites 133 agents, 1,800 leads, and 1,500 interviews in the Watergate inquiry, supports halting court-ordered busing, and backs welfare reform while avoiding higher welfare rolls. He notes a need for a big turnout and may hold more news conferences.
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State Department
Alger Hiss
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Nixon
FBI
Washington
McGovern outlines anti pollution plan with big grants
McGovern proposes a broad pollution bill including 18 billion dollars in grants to municipalities for waste treatment plants and sewer upgrades with 75 percent federal funding. The plan keeps current water quality standards, limits effluent discharges, and requires state permit guidelines approval. Army Corps of Engineers would run a separate dredge and fill permits program. McGovern accuses EPA head Ruckelshaus of lax enforcement and asserts new cleanup legislation is needed.
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Army Corps of Engineers
McGovern
William Ruckelshaus
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Price indices show modest monthly gains across sectors
For September the overall index rose seven tenths of one percent, 3 percent higher than a year earlier. Textile and leather goods led monthly increases while chemicals rubber and machinery held steady.
Court weighs fate of petition to block ballot measure
The court considers invalidating only 39 838 to kill the petition amid months of litigation. Earlier signs suggested the petition was dead, but the court aims a ruling this week to decide the controversial question. A primary ballot would require a straight majority. a general election needs a majority of all votes cast, and presidential voters who abstain on the question count as no votes.
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Saigon
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