U S Reduces Bombing To South Vietnams Panhandle
U S fighter bomber strikes against North Vietnam are cut to below the 20th parallel in a move to improve peace talks atmosphere. B52s resumed attacks on supply caches in the panhandle while smaller fighters logged about 100 strikes under the 20th parallel. Nixon signals concern over public acknowledgment of curtailment. A second U S navy ship accident killed four, wounded 22, wrecked nine fighters, and left one missing. Rockets struck Da Nang area including adjacent village and provincial capital.
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Saigon
United States
North Vietnam
Panhandle
South Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Nixon
Hanoi-Haiphong
Vietnam
White House Accuses Post of Character Assassination
The White House denounces a Washington Post report linking H R Haldeman to a secret fund used for espionage and sabotage. Press Secretary Ziegler calls the coverage a vicious abuse of journalism and a political effort to discredit the Nixon administration.
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Ashington
White House
Washington Post Today
Republican Party
George McGovern
Post
Haldeman
Richard Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
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H.R. Haldeman
Nixon
Ziegler
Washington Post
Sirhan Appeals To High Court In Kennedy Murder Case
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan asked the Supreme Court to review his 1969 murder conviction for killing Senator Robert F. Kennedy. His lawyers allege significant physical evidence suggests he did not fire the fatal shot and challenge the legality of searches leading to the conviction.
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Sirhan
Han Bishara Sirhan
Supreme Court
Robert F. Kennedy
Hitel
Los Angeles
New York
Kennedy
California Supreme Court
United States
California
American and British economists share Nobel Prize in economics
The Swedish Academy awarded Kenneth Arrow of Harvard and John Hicks of Oxford the Nobel Prize in economics for theories guiding business risk assessment and policy stability. Arrow, 51, and Hicks, 68, will share the $98,100 prize, completing a year of American British scientific laureates.
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Tockholm
Swedish Academy of Science
Kenneth Arrow
Harvard
John R. Hicks
Oxford
Heinrich Boll
West Germany
Pacific Coast ports hit by Masters, Mates and Pilots strike
The Masters Mates and Pilots union launched a coast wide strike against the Pacific Maritime Association halting most West Coast port activity. About 7,000 Seattle longshoremen and 75 PMA ships are affected while negotiations continue over rotating crew jobs wages and hours.
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PMA
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Ihe
Orion Larson
San Francisco
Seattle
Rupert Soriano
Pma-Union
James Robertson
J. Curtis
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Edmund J. Flynn
Thomas F. O'Callaghan
Afl-Cio
Counts
Washington, D.C
Thunder Showers Possible In Lawton Oklahoma Area
Cloudy skies today give way to a slight warming trend and possible thunder showers for Lawton and southwest Oklahoma on Thursday. A 20 percent chance of rain is forecast for tomorrow with highs in the upper 60s. Southerly winds 8 to 18 mph. Low tonight expected in the upper 40s. High Tuesday was 357, low 38.
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Lawton
Oklahoma
National Weather Service
Oklahoma Regents eye 57.8 million in higher ed budget requests
Oklahoma Regents for Higher Education heard requests totaling 196.4 million for 20 state colleges and seven branches with 136.7 million asked from state funds. The big gainers include University of Oklahoma 30.3 million state funds and Oklahoma State University 26.9 million.
Budget Hike Would Help Cameron College Faculty Pay
Cameron College requests an $800000 increase to fund college programs with emphasis on faculty salaries. Oklahoma Regents heard two days of hearings as state funds rise to $57.8 million in 1973 74, totaling $196.4 million for 20 colleges and seven branches.
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Central State University
East Central State College
Northeastern State College
Northwestern State College
Southeastern State College
Southwestern State College
Cameron College
Langston University
Oklahoma College of Liberal Arts
Panhandle State College
Don Owen
Cameron
Oklahoma
Regents For Higher Education
Owen
Bank Robbery Shootout Kills Two in Arlington
Three gunmen dressed as telephone repairmen robbed Arlington Trust Co. and opened fire. Two people died and two were wounded as police and bystanders exchanged shots during the bank escape. A patrolman was initially reported shot, with officials later confirming two fatalities.
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Arlington, Va
Arlington Trust Co
Arlington
Investigators Seek Deadly Mail's Origin
In Jerusalem explosive experts defused three letter bombs aimed at Nixon Rogers and Laird. Beirut Algiers and Cairo saw blasts or mail finds injuring eight. origin of the stamps remained unknown.
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Rogers
Laird
Israel
Jerusalem
William P. Rogers
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Beirut
Lebanon
Algiers
Cairo
Kiryat Shmona
Palestine Liberation Organization
Belgrade
Palestine News Agency
Palestine
Inside Pages and Departments Index
The page lists sections including Dear Abby advice in 6A, sports in 6B, Women in 20, Comics in 5D, Crossword in 4D, Obituaries in 3D, and editorial office and ads details with contact numbers 353-0620 for Want Ads and 353-0626 for Circulation.
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Dear Abby
General Lavelle Fired. Air Force Says Punishment Enough
The Air Force ruled no further discipline for Maj. Gen. John D. Lavelle after his removal as commander of the 7th Air Force for last winter’s unauthorized bombing of North Vietnam. Secretary Robert C. Seamans Jr. dismissed court martial charges filed by 1st Lt. Delbert R. Terrill Jr., calling the case closed. Terrill called the decision a slap at soldiers and said the affair undermined military ethics.
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Delbert R. Terrill Jr
Terrill
Air Force Academy
Charlevoix
Mich
Air Force
Lavelle
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