Three American POWs Released In Hanoi Ceremony
In Hanoi three U S pilots Norris Charles Markham Gartley and Edward Elias were released in a North Vietnamese organized ceremony attended by relatives and peace activists. Each spoke to cameras after the 40 minute event and embraced family members amid civilian clothing.
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North Vietnam
U.S
Navy
Norris Charles
Olga
San Diego
Calif
Markham Gartley
Minnie Lee Gartley
Dunedin
Fla
Air Force
Edward Elias
Valdosta
Peoples Army
Olga Charles
Elias
Barney
Jacksonville
Ill
Cora Weiss
Dave Dellinger
Charles
Gartley
U.S. Defense Department
Southeast Asia
Hoa Binh
Nixon Acts To Hike Flow Of Oil Imports Into U S
President Nixon ordered steps to raise imported petroleum products to about 2.3 million barrels daily east of the Rockies. No. 2 fuel oil imports could near double, aiding heating needs in New England and New York area. AEP officials said the move addresses lagging domestic production and rising demand with a short term impact on prices uncertain.
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Ashington
Nixon
United States
Rockies
Rocky Mountains
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Elmer Bennett
Bennett
OEP
George Lincoln
Uganda Reclaims Towns Amid Asian Expulsion Crisis
Uganda said its air and ground units captured three towns seized by Tanzanian backed forces in a drive to halt the expulsion of Asians. The report lists the action as part of a broader regional conflict and notes casualties and the political context.
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Associated Press
Uganda
Tanzania
Car-Bike Crash Kills Area Youth
A 14 year old Apache youth died after a bicycle he rode was struck by a car on a Caddo County road south of Apache. Jam es Parton of Lawton and Apache died on arrival at University Hospital in Oklahoma City. Further details follow.
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Caddo County
Apache
The
Highway Patrol
James Parton
Oswald Parton
Lawton
Marie Parton
University Hospital
Oklahoma City
Nixon seeks $15 billion rise in debt limit amid spending talks
The Nixon administration requests a $15 billion increase to $465 billion through June 19, 1973 as Caspar Weinberger and George Shultz weigh a government wide spending ceiling. They caution about pinpointing cuts, with potential trims in defense and unclear impact on Social Security. Democrats push the issue to frame economic policy for 1972 elections.
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Treasury
George P. Shultz
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Shultz
Weinberger
Congress
Nixon
Nations Aiding Drug Traffickers To Lose U S Aid Nixon Vows War
AP report details U S raids over North Vietnam with multiple aircraft losses. Navy strikes target smuggling off the coast near Dong Hoi Vinh while ground attacks destroy over 100 bundles of waterproof bags. CNS reports include Hanoi broadcasts claiming US aircraft shot down.
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U.S
Nixon
U.S. Navy
North Vietnam
Dong Hoi
Vinh
Navy
U.S. Command
Air Force
Marine
Hanes
Command
Senate OKs Drug Pact Revision Impacts Nixon Drug War
President Nixon vows to cut off aid to regimes protecting heroin merchants and calls for a total banishment of drug abuse. The Senate approves a nine nation treaty revision to tighten narcotics controls, limit production, and enable extradition of drug offenders.
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Nixon
Washington, D.C
U.S
William P. Rogers
Senate
Washington
International Narcotics Control Conference
George McGovern
United States
International Narcotics Control Board
United Nations General Assembly
Editorials and Papers Across The Paper
A brief listing page shows sections for Bridge Dear Abby markets sports classifieds women see comics and obituaries with page cues and editorial reach across the issue. The layout mirrors a traditional newspaper index inviting readers to navigate sections.
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Eee
Dear Abby
City Councilmen Seek Charter Provisions Vote
City council members plan a special election to decide three charter provisions The vote could boost campaign activity with five of seven council members in favor The provisions include increasing wards from four to eight adding two councilmen at large and granting the mayor veto power The charter was signed and proclaimed last week by Governor David Hall and written by eight freeholders led by Frank Sneed See CITY COUNCILMEN Page 4 Col
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Woody Wolverton
Wolverton
David Hall
Freeholders
Frank Sneed
Two Races Face Voters Tuesday Runoff Election
Tuesday Democratic runoff features one county race for Comanche County assessor and a state race for Corporation Commissioner. Candidates Howard Way and Stanley Lee Sasser. Voters must be Democrats. polling places open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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Howard Way
Stanley
Sasser
Comanche County
Rex Privett
Ratliff City
Hamp Baker
Lawton council weighs union recognition and charter changes
Lawton city officials prepare for a long agenda including a probable vote to call a special election that would modify three charter provisions. The meeting features a request to recognize AFSCME for nonuniform city employees, plus zoning and redevelopment hearings and an ordinance to vacate a street segment in the downtown project area. Public hearings include Gore Boulevard rezoning from R1 to C1 and a second rezoning item for John Erwin Lee.
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ITV
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Union
City of
Lawton
Mary Massad
Gore Blvd
Lawton Metropolitan Area
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