Renewal Role Discussed At Hearing
A state legislative committee held public hearings on urban renewal in three cities to gain a broad overview of its benefits during the program’s decade of existence. The near capacity audience in the city council chambers heard testimony on renewal’s impact as the project began.
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al Terrill
Lawton
Terrill
William F. Poulos
Oie
Spccnal
Firms Executives Admit Election Fund Violations
Corporations and their board chairmen pleaded guilty to misdemeanor violations of federal campaign contribution laws for donations to President Nixon's re election campaign. Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co and the chairs of Goodyear and MM I faced fines totaling 9000 for corporate donations.
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Washington
Nixon
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co
Goodyear
Minnesota Mining
Russell deYoung
Cleveland
deYoung
St. Paul
Harry Heltzer
Heltzer
George Spater
American Airlines
Gulf Oil
Phillips Petroleum
Ashland Petroleum
Braniff Airways
Nixon optimistic on Middle East settlement after Arab talks
President Nixon met four Arab foreign ministers in the White House and expressed belief that a fair and peaceful Arab Israeli settlement is possible despite differences. Umar al Saqqaf of Saudi Arabia said they had been received well, while Kissinger and Sisco attended the talks. The meeting followed reports of intensified fighting and rising oil concerns as discussions continued for later statements.
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Washington
Nixon
United States
White House
Umar Al-Saqqaf
Saudi Arabia
al-Saqqaf
Abdel Aziz Bouteflika
Algeria
Sabah al- Sabah
Kuwait
Ahmed Taibi Benhima
Morocco
Henry Kissinger
Joseph J. Sisco
Near East
Oval Office
Middle East
Kissinger
al-Saqaaf
State Department
U.S
Israel
Middle East future hangs in balance says King Hussein
King Hussein in Amman declares the Middle East fate hangs in the balance and defends Jordan's role in the war. In Oklahoma City, escape risk Kirby Lee "Red" Bickerstaff flees custody from University Hospital after severe injuries from a riot. Gov. Hall plans a statewide radio TV address on corrections reform with 55 radio and six TV stations set to carry it live. In London, Lt Gen Gilbert H Woodward dies after collapsing en route to Germany, age 56.
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Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Middle East
Oklahoma City
Kirby Lee
Red” Bickerstaff
Bickerstaff
University Hospital
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
David Hall
Hall
London
Gilbert H. Woodward
U.S. Army
Washington, D.C
West Germany
U.S
House To Act On Fuel Allocation Bill
The House prepared to pass a fuel allocation measure not covering crude oil or gasoline with a Nov. 1 effective date. The bill would let gasoline retailers pass wholesale price rises to the President and mirrors a Senate version. Lawmakers said it would hardly solve the energy shortage, with debate noting fairness across regions.
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House
Nixon
Senate
Harley C. Staggers
D-W.va
House Commerce Committee
J. J. Pickle
D-Tex
Pleasant Fall Weather Stays in Lawton Area
Pleasant fall weather continues in Lawton and Southwest Oklahoma through Thursday with fair skies and warmer days. Expect highs in the mid 70s today and mid 80s on Thursday, lows near mid 50s, and a high Tuesday of 69 with a 46 low.
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Lawton
Oklahoma
Soviet Resupply Efforts Mulled Amid Middle East War
U S officials say signs point to a Soviet resupply effort to Syria and Egypt including tanks and fighter planes. Details on quantities and delivery timing remain unclear as planes and armored vehicles appear aboard ships bound for or docked at Mideast ports. The American airlift to Israel grows in size, approaching the Soviet effort in scope. The fighting rages along the Suez Canal with Israeli forces striking Egyptian missiles while Syria claims attacks on Latakia and Tartus.
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Washington
U.S
Associated Press
Syria
Egypt
Mideast
Israel
Suez Canal
Latakia
Tel Aviv
Damascus
Arabs Eyeing Oil as Weapon in Middle East War
Arab oil nations plus Egypt Syria met for five hours to weigh using oil as leverage against the United States. No unified position emerged with hard-liners seeking drastic steps like shutting oil flow or nationalizing U.S. interests while moderates favored production cuts. Libya Algeria and Bahrain attended as the Persian Gulf producers raised crude prices 17 percent.
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Egypt
Syria
United States
Middle East
U.S
Washington
Israel
Libya
Algeria
Bahrein
Persian Gulf
America
Europe
Japan
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