Nixon Agnew hold long private talk in White House
President Nixon and Vice President Agnew met for about an hour and a half to receive an assessment of the Justice Department investigation into the vice president. Gerald Warren said the talks were private and no resignation was discussed. a second meeting followed the previous Thursday with no announced date for another.
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Oklahoma sues ex-secretary treasurer over travel funds
Oklahoma sues Joseph T. Frizzell, former Real Estate Commission secretary treasurer, seeking nearly 51,000 in triple the roughly 17,000 he allegedly collected in illegal travel and expense funds.
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Skylab Spacemen Head For Pacific Splashdown
Skylab 2 astronauts Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma ready to return after a 59 day mission covering over 24 million miles. They will use a new firing technique due to steering engine leaks as they aim for a Pacific splashdown off the California coast.
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Argentinian labor leader Rucci assassinated in Buenos Aires
AP reports Jose Rucci head of Argentina's General Confederation of Labor was machine-gunned in his home on Tuesday. Rucci linked to Argentina's labor movement akin to the US AFL-CIO. government confirmed the killing.
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George Meany
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Rain Odds Set At 60 Percent In Southwest Oklahoma
A 60 percent chance of thunderstorms is forecast for Southwest Oklahoma through Wednesday. Today features partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures, giving way to mostly cloudy conditions and cooler readings tonight and Wednesday. Expect highs in the upper 80s today, a low around the mid 60s tonight, and Wednesday’s high in the upper 70s. High Monday reached 85 with a low of 79.
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Lawton Council Clears Routine Agenda Actions
Lawton Oklahoma council members move through a standard agenda with planning zoning and contract awards. City Manager Larry Foutaine and spouse recover from Missouri auto crash. A $275000 street reconstruction plan for eight miles is planned with weeklong discussion and an emergency winter streets program expanding the 40 man crew. A Friday meeting with the Lawton Urban Renewal Board is set at 9 30 a m. The 2400 East Gore property and zoning change at 2214 Crosby are approved. No parking signs will be erected at Carriage Hills. Health department steps noted.
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Baldwin suspected as double agent in Watergate
Senate hearing reveals E Howard Hunt suspects Alfred Baldwin of betraying wiretappers to police. Hunt cited Baldwin’s hiring laxness, Democratic ties, and a girlfriend at the DNC as red flags. He said Baldwin failed to warn burglars of police and took gear after arrests, suggesting possible pre informed info.
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Senate Watergate Committee
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Lowell P. Weicker Jr
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Connecticut
Weicker
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Shultz Forecast U.S. Trade Surplus Lifts IMF World Bank Talks
U S Treasury Secretary George P Shultz told IMF World Bank ministers that the dollar will strengthen and the U S balance of payments will move into the black next year The prediction would mark the first basic balance surplus since 1964 and come as the US runs a trade deficit two years running. In Washington former United Mine Workers President W A Boyle lay in a coma critical after a possible stroke awaiting a court hearing on murder charges in the 1969 Yablonski killings.
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Tony” Boyle
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Soviet propose military cuts and aid boost at U N
In a General Assembly address Andrei Gromyko urged the five permanent Security Council powers to cut military budgets by ten percent and redirect savings to developing nations in Asia Africa and Latin America. He urged broader reductions by other major powers and called durable peace a feasible policy goal.
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Civilian doctors may treat military under study
The Nixon administration orders a study of military medical care raising Defense Department fears of civilian doctors replacing military providers. The probe targets 4.5 million dependents and retirees who now receive near free care, and aims to examine cost, access and equity as the all volunteer force reshapes the system.
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Defense Department
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Roy Ash
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