Russia U S Sign New Cultural Pact to Double Arts Exchanges
The United States and the Soviet Union signed a two year cultural and scientific pact in Moscow at Spiridonov Palace. The agreement expands scientific exchanges and raises major performing arts exchanges from five to six while keeping student exchanges at 40 and major exhibits at one per country. It was signed by U S Ambassador Jacob D Beam and Soviet deputy foreign minister Andrei A Smirnov as President Nixon´s visit to the USSR approaches.
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Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Jacob D. Beam
Andrei A. Smirnov
Spiridonov Palace
Beam
Nixon
Fugitives Escape Palace of Justice Take Hostages
Paris police search for three fugitives Christian Jubin and Georges and Evelyne Segard after they seized a judge and two aides during a courtroom appearance, disarmed five guards, forced a car hostage escape, freed their captives, and vanished amid roadblocks and patrols.
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Paris
Palace of Justice
Christian Jubin
Georges
Evelyne Segard
Antoine Laurin
Laurin
Shootout Probe Will Continue In Oklahoma Penitentiary
Pittsburg County district attorney continues investigation into a mid afternoon shootout at the State Penitentiary in McAlester that left Patsy Mayfield dead from five gunshot wounds and her husband Mike Mayfield wounded in the leg. Autopsy ordered, no charges filed. Patsy Mayfield had previous assault with intent to kill and had recent release from Eastern State Hospital while facing intoxicated driving and disturbing the peace charges.
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Mcalester
Okla
Pittsburg County
Drys Scramble to Complete Signature Check in Oklahoma
Oklahoma dry forces led by SANE say they will finish verifying signatures on the liquor-by-the-drink petition regardless of the Supreme Court ruling. Ross McLennan seeks more time but says the check will proceed, with potential campaign use if the court denies delay. The case heads to the high court this week or next, with a ballot fate pending Gov. Hall.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Ross McLennan
Sooner Alcohol Narcotics Education
SANE
Supreme Court
James D. Giles
Drys
State Court
McLennan
High Court
David Hall
Massive Arms Buildup A Message From Nixon
In Saigon officials frame the large US air and naval buildup in Indochina as a signal to Hanoi that North Vietnam cannot win a military victory. Sources say Washington will not use ground forces, though contingency plans exist and a Marine landing team is ready offshore. Total US troop strength is to drop to 69,000 by month’s end, even as naval and air components expand.
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Saigon
U. S
Indochina
Nixon
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Vietnam
U.S
Air Force
Thailand
Guam
Taiwan
Viet
Classified Ads Rates and Payment Note
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For Rent Apartments Brightly furnished units with utilities listed
Numerous 1 and 2 bedroom flats and duplexes offered for rent with furnishings. Prices range from $69 to $135 monthly with utilities bills paid or partial, many with air conditioning, cablevision, or garages. Contact numbers and street addresses provided for each listing.
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Cablevision
Furnished Apartments With Bills Paid In City Listings
Several one bedroom and duplex units advertise furnished living spaces with bills paid. Properties include 355-4500 and 353-1976 contact numbers, Arlington addresses, and rentals ranging from $45 to $95 monthly with features like central heat air and free Cable TV. Some listings specify couple only, no pets, or contact after 5.
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Ozman
Arlington
Cache Road
Baltimore Circle
Euclid
Ps Post
Ferris
South 6Th
Sears
Zit Cache Road
College
Secor Cameron
Piaza
Jorreil
IGA
Columbia
Roy B. Hooper
Dearborn
Memorial Hospital
Henderson Realty
Scoggins
Boeldwin
Cornell
Scoggins Recity
Antenne
Sharp
Scoggins Realty
Summit
Hoover
Eisenhower
Fort Sill
Iva Bath
Colt
Troy Whittie
Howenstine Ranch
Cecie
Washington
Deerborn
Logan
Roper Realty
Cablevision
U S Farm Exports Rise in 1971 Amid Hemisphere Trends
U S farm exports to Western Hemisphere nations rose nine percent in 1971 to 1.3 billion dollars as population growth outpaced food output in South America. Canada Mexico and other markets accounted for about 17 percent of total exports, with increases in Argentina Brazil Peru and Panama and declines in Mexico El Salvador and Chile. A separate note reports honey bee scientists propose piping queen bee sounds to keep bees home during spraying to reduce pesticide losses.
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Washington
U.S
Western Hemisphere
South America
Foreign Agricultural Service
Canada
Mexico
FAS
Haiti
Jamaica
Trinidad and Tobago
Argentina
Educador
Paraguay
Uruguay
Guyana
Honduras
Panama
Agriculture Department
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Knight
Mayfield
Marine Air Wing
da Nang
Nam
Lawton
Lawton Morning Press
Tne
Sundeys
Constitution End
Morning Press
Constitution
Dial
Taft
Gore Blvd
Lincoln Villa
APTS
Lincoln
Total Electric Apartments
Smeets
Peas
Cail
Ft. Sill
Post
South 6Th Street
Poly Park
Total Electric
Westinghouse
Twin Oaks
Reed Rentals
North 25Th
Jeff
Frankie Bowen
Sem Bowen
Coin Supplies
Lawtonian Blunt Zorger
E Street
Lee. Gore
Kingsbury
Fort Sil
LINDY
Aim
VOGUE
Ayre
Dla
Cvcarouan
North 20Th
Fort Sill's Gate
Don Kendall
Agricultural Research Service
Ireenat Inh
B. J. Dupler Rentals
Yoneyilla
Cache
Elm
New
Shimbers
44Th & Gore Blvd
Embassy Apts
McDonalds
South 25Th
Inquire
North 13Th
Northside Garden Apartments
Irwin 1
BLEAU
Motif Manor
Seatensaireie
Lot
Sis
Jarrett
Great Plains
Lawton - Fort Sill
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Sneed
Northwood Avenue
Rogers Lane
Lahoma
Ferris _ Dial
North 24Th
Crick
Williams
Baja West
Denver
Cache Rd
67Th
Cooper's
Cunningham Apts
Asheteria. TV
Roy
Hooper Agency
Gore
la Bella Vista
Pali
Medicine Park
Teylor
Pollard
Angus
Fort Sill Boulevard
Fort Sin
Monroe
Cute
Evens
Isa
Mavity
Eugene Bowman
Cleen
North Ist
Fresa
S&r
Euclid May
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