Retreat Costs $780 Million In Supplies
A Pentagon official reports South Vietnam ese forces lost or destroyed about 780 million dollars in weapons ammunition and other combat gear. Erich von Marboch says his findings do not support the five to ten billion figure cited by Senator Church and note costs may rise when including lost support equipment and U S built airfields ports and depots.
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von Marbod
Church
United States
U.S
von Marboch
Central
Highlands
Practical Realities and Hopes For Bringing Out Vietnamese
U S officials say logistics and practical realities force government to write off hopes of evacuating up to 200000 South Vietnamese. They cite danger to those with American connections and the difficulty of any large scale evacuation amid a Communist takeover.
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Ashington
U.S
Two Broken Arrow men killed in head on crash
Two Broken Arrow men, Michael R. Kendall 24 and Bobby W. Bressman 29, died in a Lynn Lane Road head on collision. The state toll rose to 170 for 1975, with Kendall northbound vehicle skidding 113 feet into Bressman’s southbound car.
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Associated Press
Broken Arrow
Lynn Lane Road
Oklahoma
Highway Patrol
Michael R. Kendall
Bobby W. Bressman
Highway
Jack Blair
Kendall
Bressman
Police Officer Becomes Premier of Egypt Amid Reforms
Mamdouh Salem, 57, a veteran police officer and longtime protector of President Sadat, is named premier to tackle rising prices and corruption. He previously led interior ministry affairs as deputy premier and ordered the release of hundreds of political prisoners while vowing to defend the regime.
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Egypt
Cairo
Mamdouh Salem
Anwar Sadat
Salem
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Sadat
Abdel Aziz Hegazy
Hegazy
Nile Delta
Nasser
Interior Ministry
Sharawi Gomaa
Expansion Of Energy Powers Voted Down By State House
Oklahoma House rejected a measure to expand the State Department of Energy powers and remove its staff from the merit system. Debated by Reps. Don Davis and John Miskelly, the bill aimed to increase agency authority to influence federal energy policies, with opponents warning it would increase bureaucracy.
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Oklahoma City
State Attorney General's Office
Langston University
Oklahoma House
Senate
State Board of Regents
A&m Colleges
House
John Miskelly
A&m Regents
Langston
House Rules Committee
Bill Willis
State Department of Energy
House of Representatives
Don Davis
D-Lawton
Miskelly
Davis
D-Tahlequah
Oklahoma
Congress
Department of Energy
Nec
David Hall
Willis
The
E. Melvin Porter
Rock Island Lines Maintains Top Officers During Reorganization
Rock Island Lines says its president John W. Ingram will stay on as the railroad reorganizes under a court appointed trustee. Trustee William M. Gibbons cited the downturn in the national economy as the cause of the serious financial difficulties.
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Chicago
Rock Island Lines Railroad
John W. Ingram
Federal Railroad Administration
William M. Gibbons
Gibbons
Rock Island
Funeral notices span multiple local figures and dates
Obituaries and funeral notices for Lucille Kimble, Lillie Mae Prine, Mike Phillips, Sgt. J C Melhorn, Lou Edward Laubinger, and family survivors appear, detailing service times, burial sites, and affiliations. Memorial gifts are requested to Cancer Fund at Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation.
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Lillie Mae Prine
Lawton
Richmond
Calif
Prine
Holdenville
W. C. Prine
James E. Sleeper
Grapevine
Tex
Stanley Lee
Oakdale
Orba Standridge
S. Sixth
John Standridge
Ave. S
Granville Standridge
Apache
Ted Standridge
Hartshorne
Okla
Paul Standridge
Evansville
Jimmy Standridge
Laurel
S.C
Willie Martindale
Summit
Louis Morris
Albion
J.C
Robert E. Melhorn
S. Sheridan
Becker Funeral Home
Don C. Gadbow
First Church of the Nazarene
Post Cemetery
Fort Sill
Melhorn
Veteran's Administration Hospital
Oklahoma City
Cancer Fund
Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation
Mr. Melhorn
York
Vietnam
Mary Jane Grimwood
Fort Carson
Colo
Karen Diana Murphy
Martinsville
Randell Eugene Melhorn
San Francisco
Vernon L. DeWitt
Burton Gillespie ,Jr
Seven Valleys
Barry Gillespie
Codorus
Brenda Hoover
Spring Grove
Barbara Knaub
Beatrice Gillespie
Lou Edward Laubinger
Medicine Park
Lake Lawtonka
Greenlawn Funeral Home
Bill Mieir
East Bartlesville
Food costs rise faster than income in 1974
In 1974 food costs increased more quickly than consumer income as the share of income spent on food rose to an estimated 16.8 percent.
Notable Hot Water Well Found At Yugoslav Spa Hotel
Builders of a new hotel in the Yugoslav spa of Sljᴀrinska Banja struck a mineral water well of high heat. The hot spring will heat the hotel and serve therapeutic needs for guests.
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Sljarinska Banja
Yugoslavia
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South Vietnam
Weyand
Army
Klahoma Prirtge
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Spencer
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Muskogee
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
U.S. District Court
Joseph Morris
U.S. Attorney's Office
U.S. Atty
Richard Pyle
Willard Gotcher
Gene Stipe
Robert Forsythe
John Rogers
Capitol
Gary Payne
D-Ateoka
TULSA
Raymond Dale Hill
Hill
Rex Webb
David Boren
Ada Oirman
Martin Clark
H. E
Gene” Rainbolt
Shawnee
Oklahoma Highway Commission
Clark
Clark Oil Co
Ada
Standard Oil
State Department
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Philip Habib
House International Relations Subcommittee
State Crime Bureau
Governor’s Office
James Howell
Midwest City
Railroad
Advertising Council
Area Funeral Services
Lucille Kimble
Arlington
Church of God In Christ
J. A. Young
Woodrow Williams
Highland Cemetery
Miller’s Mortuary
Mike J. Phillips
Robert Melhorn
Lou Laubinger
Mr. Laubinger
Germany
Seabees
Pauline Mieir
Laubinger
Robert
Mary) Wallace
Safford, Ariz
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Kelvinator
Oriry
Try
BFG
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Nean Express
Carte Blanche
B.F. Goodrich
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