Desegregation Funds Sought At Indiahoma
The Indiahoma Public School District seeks federal Emergency School Aid Act funds to launch desegregation activities not covered by the general fund. An advisory committee will meet on April 24 to review the application and later monitor the project, with members representing parents churches and schools.
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Indiahoma Public System
U.S. Office of Education
Dallas
Raymond Almanza
Parent
Rosemary Bigbow
Mennonite Church
H. C. Brenton
Housing Authority
Ricky Carothers
Bernadette Tate
Howard Perkins
Baptist Church
Jill Givens
Jo Roberts
Julia Teneguer
Franklin Cable
Methodist
Mike Figueroa
Tia Piah Powwow in Lawton Sponsored by Society Chapter
Lawton chapter sponsors a benefit powwow at Tia Piah Park eight miles north of Lawton from 2 to 9 30 p m Sunday. Gourd and social dancing featured with head singer Ralph Kotay and master of ceremonies Edgar Mone tathchi of Elgin. Proceeds fund the society’s Fourth of July celebration.
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Oklahoma
Tia-Piah Society
Lawton
Tia-Piah Park
Ralph Kotay
Edgar Monetathchi
Elgin
City seeks injunction to close Purple Bunny private club
The city asks a court for a permanent injunction and padlocking the Purple Bunny at 52nd and West Gore Boulevard after five improper zone convictions. Planning officials call the case landmark as zoning power and license issues are reviewed following years of protests over noise and drunkenness.
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Jerry Cude
Cude
Village Green
West Gore Boulevard
Lawton Metropolitan Area
Purple Bunny
South
Bill Sexton
Jackson backs troop action to evacuate Americans
Washington Senator Henry M. Jackson urged using whatever forces are necessary to remove Americans from South Vietnam while opposing U.S. troops for evacuating South Vietnamese. He criticized Ambassador Graham Martin for delaying departures and pressed speedier repatriation as Thieu’s government appeared doomed.
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Washington
United States
South Vietnam
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
U.S
CBS
Morning News
Graham Martin
Council Renews UN Peace Rule
The U N Security Council extended for three months the mandate of the United Nations buffer force in the Sinai to separate Egyptian and Israeli troops. The 13 to 0 vote was followed by sharp accusations from both Egyptian and Israeli ambassadors accusing the other of undermining Kissinger shuttle diplomacy.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Security Council
United Nations
Sinai Peninsula
Council
Henry Kissinger
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Vvard
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Briggs & Stratton
Weed & Feed Kids Garden
Wards Sheridan and
Gore
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