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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1973

Page

10

Picasso Buried at Chateau Vauvenargues in France

The body of Pablo Picasso was moved to his chateau near Aix en Provence for burial. A private service was planned in the chateau chapel with family and close friends. Spanish matador Luis Miguel Dominguin was to attend. Authorities granted permission for burial on the estate. a crypt below the chapel was noted as the likely burial place.

Vauvenargues France Pablo Picasso Aix En Provence Luis Miguel Dominguin Yvon Gouirand Picasso Chateau Villa Notre-Dame-de- Vie Mediterranean Chateau de Jacqueline Paulo

State Wheat Growing Well in Oklahoma After Sunshine

Oklahoma wheat shows good to excellent condition with two-thirds jointing after a sunny week. Barley and oats rise to good condition with 40 percent barley and 25 percent oats jointing. Corn planting limited by wet soil. alfalfa weevil rising but hay prospects stay solid. Ranges offer more grazing as early grasses and clovers emerge.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma

Former POWs Criticize Clark Stance On War

Ex prisoners of war tell Ramsey Clark that antiwar activists helped prolong Vietnam War. Clark says he visited Hanoi to learn facts and possibly help end the war, cites POWs as generally healthy and calls for truth about torture claims.

Clark Williamsburg Ramsey Clark Vietnam Navy Paul Galanti Richmond Lyndon B. Johnson William F. Buckley Jr College of William and Mary John A. Fellowes Virginia Beach Hanoi Galanti Jane Fonda United States North Vietnam Miss Fonda

Cameron College Drafting Group to Receive Charter

Cameron College chapter of the American Institution for Design and Drafting will receive formal charter from the national group at a banquet Thursday. The event, part of National Drafting Week April 9 to 15, features Robert H. McConnathy of Skelly Oil in Oklahoma City presenting the charter. Public open house and an informal seminar with business and education leaders are set in Burch Hall. Mayor Don Whitaker signed the National Drafting Week proclamation.

Cameron College American Institution For Design and Drafting National Drafting Group Cameron Technical Department Robert H. McConnathy Skelly Oil Company Oklahoma City National Aidd Spanish Village AIDD Cameron Burch Hall Don Whitaker

Leftists Protest Thieu Visit at Bonn City Hall

About 30 to 50 leftist invaders occupied Bonn City Hall during Thieu’s visit, daubing walls and hurling furniture while police used tear gas to break the siege. Demonstrators from West Berlin, Munich, Brunswick and Holland joined a larger anti Thieu march with 1,000 protesters, chanting and waving banners against U S imperialism. Police reported injuries among officers and demonstrators as they cleared the scene.

Bonn West Germany Nguyen van Thieu West Berlin Munich Brunswick Holland Thieu Hangman Saigon U.S London Gustav Heinemann South Korea Taiwan Nixon United States Pope Paul VI Rome Heathrow Edward Heath Chequers No. 10 Downing Street

Muskogee Creates Plan To Move U S S Batfish Memorial

The Muskogee Oklahoma city council forms a War Memorial Park Authority to study a Batfish memorial with a 400000 dollar bond capacity. The World War I submarine lies at a 35 degree listing on the Arkansas River as efforts to move it for inland park viewing continue.

Muskogee Okla Chamber of Commerce Oklahoma Submarine Veterans of Memorial Park

Presov Bans Late Morning Alcohol Sales in Drinking Campaign

The east Slovak town of Presov launched a drive against excessive drinking by prohibiting alcohol sales in low-price restaurants before 10 a.m. The move aims to curb early morning alcohol consumption and related social issues.

Prague Czechoslovakia Presov

Board to Meet for Community Action Agency Agenda

The board of directors of the Community Action Agency will meet at 5 30 p m Thursday in the City Council chambers City Hall. The public is invited. Executive director Bob Cannon said the agenda will include routine monthly operational reports.

Community Action Agency City Council City Hall CAA Bob Cannon

Gasoline Weight Fact Stresses Common Car Calculations

A gallon of gasoline weighs about seven pounds, a handy rule for fuel budgeting and vehicle range estimates used by drivers and mechanics.

Russo denies reading U.S. Pentagon Papers study in copy case

Anthony J. Russo testified he did not read the U.S. study before helping copy the documents linked to Daniel Ellsberg. He described his shift from establishment researcher at Rand Corp to antiwar activist and recalled conversations with Ellsberg on Vietnam deception.

Los Angeles Anthony J. Russo Daniel Ellsberg Russo U.S Vietnam Elisberg Pentagon Ellsberg Malibu Calif Lynda Sinny Resnick Hollywood Vu van Thai Resnick Thai Rand Corp Rand

Youths Seek Honors In Cameron Contest

About 1,200 Southwest Oklahoma high school youths compete in Cameron College's 25th Annual FFA Field Day and Judging Contest with 11 events begun Monday and continuing Wednesday. Winners advance to the state farm skills contest at Oklahoma State University Stillwater on April 28.

Oklahoma Future Farmers of America Cameron College Oklahoma State University Stillwater FFA Cameron

$300000 Raised For Hall Campaign Effort

Oklahoma City AP reports about 300000 dollars raised for Governor David Hall’s re election campaign. An election board official says this money is not subject to disclosure until after the filing period opens. Ed Hardy says a complete donor list is being kept and refunds would follow if Hall does not seek re election.

Oklahoma City David Hall Election Board Victor Thompson State Election Board Ed Hardy Hall Harry

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