Discounting Agnew resignation reports
A Washington AP report says a source close to Vice President Spiro Agnew doubts the idea he will resign soon. Nixon aides declined to comment while officials say Agnew is under siege and may be mis interpreted in remarks. Page 4, Col. 2.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Nixon
Gerald L. Warren
Warren
Washington Post
White House
David Hall
University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
Hall
Oklahoma
Henry Bellman
Caspar Weinberger
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Federal Agency
Carl Albert
KissingerGets Senate Nod 16 to 1 in Strong Panel Vote
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved Henry Kissinger’s nomination as secretary of state by 16 to 1. Sen. McGovern opposed as protest against Vietnam war prolongation. Kissinger will stay as national security adviser. full Senate confirmation could come soon.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Henry A. J.issinger
Senate
Nixon
William P. Rogers
George
McGovern
Kissinger
Harvard
Clifford P. Case
R-Nj
John Sparkman
D-Ala
FBI
Attorney General
Case-Sparkman
Department of State
Executive Branch
Congress
Bomb slayer Brinlee captured in Biloxi under new alias
Garland Rex Brinlee, FBI most wanted fugitive, surrendered quietly in Biloxi Mississippi under the name Robert Foreman. He had escaped Oklahoma State Penitentiary at McAlester in August and lived in Biloxi working for a plumbing contractor while evading authorities.
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Biloxi
Miss
Garland
Rex Brinlee
FBI
Brinlee
Oklahoma State
Shreveport
Texas
Louisiana
Port Arthur
Robert Foreman
Tulsa
David Hail
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
McAlester Lee
Sextuplets Face Respiratory Stress After Birth
Three of Eugene Stanek and wife six newborns born Sunday night in Lakewood Colorado show respiratory problems. Doctors give increased oxygen with optimism for survival as weights ranged from under two to just under three pounds.
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Lakewood
Colo
Eugene Stanek
Junta Reports 95 Killed in Takeover in Chile
The military junta announced 95 dead and 4,700 arrested in the week since the crackdown. Officials said most arrests occurred outside Santiago with many held at National Stadium. a court martial will grant lawyers. Torture reports were not commented on.
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Antiago
Chile
Santiago
Ewing
National Stadium
Southwest Oklahoma Warm Up Promises Mild Temperatures
Light southerly winds with variable cloudiness forecast warmer weather for Southwest Oklahoma. Highs in the low 70s today, upper 50s tonight, and low 80s on Wednesday, with Monday high 57 and low 32.
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Oklahoma
Former Four Seasons executive sentenced for investor fraud
Jack L. Clark former head of Four Seasons Nursing Centers of America received a one year prison term after pleading guilty to conspiring to defraud investors. Prosecutors said he realized 10 million dollars in illegal profits while investors lost more than 200 million as the chain collapsed into bankruptcy.
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New York
Jack L. Clark
Four Seasons Nursing Centers of America
Clark
Ex Cost Analyst Fitzgerald Reinstated in GA Case
A. Ernest Fitzgerald, fired as an Air Force cost analyst over a $2 billion overruns claim, is ordered reinstated with back pay after the Civil Service Commission finds improper separation by reduction in force. Air Force 15 days to appeal. Hunt and other Watergate figures set for Senate hearings next week as Colson interest surfaces.
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Commission
Staiman
Fitzgerald
Congress
Washington
Senate Watergate Committee
E. Howard Hunt
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Hunt
White House
John J. Caulfield
Patrick J. Buchanan
John Ragan
Ragan
FBI
F. Donald Nixon
Joseph Kraft
Ervin
Charles W. Colson
Colson
Caulfield
New York
Lee Watergate
City council forms panel to study museum funding needs
A three member council committee will explore possible city financial aid for the Museum of the Great Plains after staff were dismissed and the institution faces closure without funds. The panel includes Wayne Smith Whit Ozier and Dan Glascock.
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Council Names
Ayor
Don Whitaker
Museum of the Great Plains
Wayne Smith
Whit Ozier
Dan Glascock
Institute of the Great Plains
Ing
Miller
McMahon
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Cleveland
Linda
J. Marsh Thomson
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Mississippi
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Fern Bolding
Bristow, Okla
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Oklahoma City
Natasha
Oklahoma County
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West Germany
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General Assembly
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Leo Winters
U. S. Supreme Court
Harry Palmer Jr
Winters
High Court
Dear Abby
Eevee
Junta
Bulletin
Watergate
Ellsberg
By Skip Gibson
Institute Board
Wilbur H. Burgess
David Miller
Harry Wagner
Wagner
Dr. Miller
Council
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