Oklahoma POW captains speak on Indochina fate and release
Capt. Johnnie L. Ray, 26, a Pauls Valley native and Vietnam POW for 10 months, warned that additional prisoners may remain in Indochina especially Laos. He described camp life, medical neglect, and mental harassment, and noted the cease fire hinges on big powers pressuring smaller states. Ray urged accountability for MIAs and praised U.S. resilience after return.
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Indochina Jungles
Johnnie L. Ray
Pauls Valley
Vietnam
Cameron College
Indochina
Laos
Ray
Cambodia
Voice of
Hanoi
United States
South Vietnam
Oklahoma State University
40Th Armor
Fort Sill
Dorothy
National League of Families
VIVA
League
Willard Teakell
Walters
Donna Overton
Dorothy Ray
Dan Power
Comanche
Ronnie Blair
Public Records of Local Theft and Vandalism Reports
Lawton Police Department logs list residents and businesses reporting thefts break-ins vandalism and related property losses. Names include Donald Waller Mrs Love Joyce Gross Norene Covington Victor Clague Matthew Adams Dennis Smith Lionel Bowman Bill Benson Manfred Cummins Lewis Reeder Liz Quinton Kenneth Brooks Karen Hooks Katheryn Quattiebaum Richard May Steve Porter Robert Fories Ann Bowers and others with incidents at Champlin Service Station residences autos and stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Donald E. Waller
Bessie
Champlin
Sheridan Road
John Love
English
Dunlop
Conner's Yard
Cache Road
James A. Black
Joyce L. Gross
Lincoln
Norene Covington
S. Sheridan Road
Victor R. Clague
Fort Sill
Charley W. Limbrick
Williams
Matthew C. Adams
Hoover
Dennis Smith
Lionel Bowman
Bill Benson
Ranchett
Manfred Cummins
Cimarron Drive
Kenneth Brooks
Texas
Karen Hooks
Ozman
George Singleton
Cowie Road
Katheryn Quattiebaum
N. 44Th
Richard May
Steve Porter
N. Morion
Robert Fories
Arlington
Ann Bowers
N. 6Th
California to switch public schools to metric system
California will convert to metric weights and measures in fall 1976 as announced by state schools chief Wilson Riles. He urged readiness for 4.5 million students, noting the shift replaces pounds feet inches and quarts with kilograms meters centimeters and liters.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Wilson Riles
Riles
United States
U.S
Britain
Lawton Newspapers Subscription Rates Listing
The Lawton Constitution and Morning Press publish daily except Sundays and Mondays with Sunday editions. Rates apply for carrier delivery in Lawton Fort Sill and mail subscriptions for Oklahoma and other states, showing annual costs for various editions including Constitution Press Sunday and combined options.
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Lawton Constitution
Sun Lawton Morning Press
Sun
Lawton Constitution and Morning Press
Lawton Publishing Co., Inc
Ord & A Ave
Lawton
Okla
Lawton Oklahoma
Fort Sill
Constitution Press
Constitution
Lawton-Fort Sill
Constitution, Press
Oklahoma
Press & Sun
McNihiy
Charges Filed In District Court From Local Names
MISDEMEANOR Albert Albertson and Jack A Albertson of 2106 N 19th face fishing without a license. Jonathan M Logsdon of 2009 Taft, possession of marijuana. Zack Keen of 2009 Toft, possession of marijuana. Jerry D Hawkins of Box 5171 Lowton and Willie R Johnson of 2101 Garfield drive under the influence. Robert J Peterson of S127 Nléth, and Roger D Hatl of Sterling face DUI. Oscar B Rankin of Sterling and Scary Wese of Sterling create disturbances by fighting. Wise E Burgess of Fletcher drives after the influence. Iney R Wovque of Cowie breaches of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Albertson
Jack A. Albertson
Jonathan M. Logsdon
Taft
Zack Keen
Toft
Jerry D. Hawkins
Lowton
Willie R. Johnson
Garfield
Robert J. Peterson
Nléth
Roger D. Hat
Sterling
Oscar B. Rankin
Scary Wese
Wise E. Burgess
Fletcher
Alcohel
Iney R. Wovque
Cowie
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Tay Ninh
People’s Self-Defense Force
Pris
National Bank
AAA Glass CO
Lawton, Oklahoma
erDrain
Dr. Drain
Mapco Inc
Public Records
W. Gore Bird
Glads
Daisy Pom
Gore
Ramon Flowers By
District Court Clerk's
Montgomery
Sheridan & Gore
Briggs and Stratton
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