Senate debate over Trident pace and defense cuts
Senators debate timing for the Trident program with 10 submarines in a $12.8 billion fleet. Nixon opposes a $156 billion Pentagon cut and unilateral overseas force reductions. Mansfield seeks a vote on halving 500,000 overseas ground troops. Cranston backs a 90,000 abroad deactivation amid proposed cuts.
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Nixon
Russia
China
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Europe
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Senate
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D-Calif
Armed Services Committee
End Of Energy Controls Needed Delegates Told
Delegates told tightening grip of the federal government on private energy would end with a national oil company exploring federal lands. Lee C White urged a free market to ease energy supplies in three to five years amid Oklahoma Municipal League events highlighting streets highways and local programs.
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Federal Power Commission
National Oil Company
Roberts
Oklahoma City Lawyer Expected to Join U S Attorney Office
The Daily Oklahoman reports that B Hayden Crawford former U S district attorney and 1962 Senate candidate is expected to be named assistant U S attorney general by President Nixon at a salary of 36000 dollars Crawford may be appointed about October and it is unclear if Senators Bellman and Bartlett were consulted.
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Shawnee
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OMS
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Nixon
White House
Henry Bellman
Dewey Bartlett
Sooners Split On Veto Ballot
Washington AP Oklahoma members of the U S House split 3 2 Wednesday on a motion to override President Nixon s veto of a minimum wage increase bill. The override failed by 23 votes. Reps John Jarman Democrat and Happy Camp Republican voted against the override. Reps Clem McSpadden James Jones and Tom Steed all Democrats voted for the override. Speaker Carl Albert did not vote.
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Tom Steed
House
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Doklaw
Elliott Roosevelt to Testify on Allegations in Bahamas Plot
Sen. Henry M. Jackson said Elliott Roosevelt will testify possibly next week before the Senate investigations panel about claims he offered to have the Bahamas prime minister assassinated. Roosevelt denied the charges as fabrication and demanded an apology from Jackson.
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Washington
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Bahamas
Senate Permanent Subcommittee On Investigations
Michael McLaney
Lyndon O. Pinching
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lisbon
Portugal
Mastriana
Senate
Charles Percy
R-Ill
Subcommittee
Patsy A. Lepera
Lepera
Terrorist Bomb Blasts Army Post In London
A large bomb exploded at the Duke of York's Barracks in Chelsea London injuring two soldiers and three civilians. The attack damaged the three story transport building and vehicles. Police attributed the blast to the Irish Republican Army and warned of more letter bombs.
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London
Chelsea
14Th Parachute Brigade
Crack Parachute Regiment
Northern Ireland
Londonderry
England
Irish Republican Army
Duke of York’s
King’s Road
Kevin Lovett
Scotland Yard
Yard
Montoya Presses White House on Nixon Wiretap Probe
Sen. Joseph M. Montoya urged the White House to confirm or deny a report that Donald Nixon was wiretapped by the Secret Service. He cited a Washington Post story and noted the Treasury Depart ment had not confirmed the claim.
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Joseph M. Montoya
White House
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Donald
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Treasury Department
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There Still Isn t Any Place Take Stock in America
A fragmented line item mentions stock in America and references Freecom S in unclear context. The readable content hints at social or political themes but lacks concrete facts, dates, or named entities to form a fuller summary.
Demolition and Site Clearance Bids Set for Rose Hill Project
Lawton Urban Renewal Authority invites sealed bids for demolition of 18 parcels and site clearance in Rose Hill area under Project No OKLA R51. Bids due by 3:00 PM October 8, 1973 at 416 C Avenue Lawton Oklahoma 73501. Documents on file with authority. Equal opportunity wage and non discrimination clauses apply.
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P.O
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Oklahoma
Lawton Renewal Authority
U.S
Rivalry, romance, and a tennis battle on the eve
Gloria Steinem and Ms. magazine circle a high stakes Billie Jean King versus Bobby Riggs match with a Long Island party theme. Guests plan memorabilia and themed hors d oeuvres while families and tennis icons weigh in on the historic showdown.
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Washington
Barbara Howar
Bobby Riggs
Mrs. Howar
Hazel Wight
Bhutto Seeks Wheat Aid, Praises U.S. Ties
Pakistan's Prime Minister Bhutto urged the United States for up to one million tons of wheat to aid flood damage in Pakistan. He impressed White House and Congress members with his clear view of South Asia, while U.S. officials pressed for food grain shipments to ease a difficult period. President Nixon affirmed U.S. respect for Pakistan's territorial integrity after its loss of East Bengal.
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United States
U.S
Pakistan
White House
Congress
Nixon
East Bengal
Bangladesh
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