Regional Weather Summary Oklahoma Kansas and Colorado forecast
Regional forecast from the U S Weather Bureau notes Oklahoma zones 1 2 3 mostly partly cloudy mild through Wednesday with mid 60s tonight and highs near 90s late week. Kansas partly cloudy with little change and a slight shower risk in extreme northeast. Colorado partly cloudy with afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms mainly mountains with highs 80s to 90s and cooler lows. Astronomical data include sunrise 6 41 a m sunset 8 31 p m and first quarter moon rising 6 25 p m on the 3rd.
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Geronimo Portrait Turnd Into Fort Sill Museum Exhibit
Fort Sill plans to display a Geronimo portrait donated by Duncan, a noted Indian art collector. Gillett Griswold, museum director, calls the piece a valuable addition to the Geronimo collection to be hung in the Geronimo Guardhouse with future display plans to be announced. Geronimo, Chiricahua Apache war leader, raided the Southwest and Mexico in the late 1800s and was imprisoned at Fort Sill from 1894 to 1909.
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Cold Blooded Creatures Share Body Temperatures with Surroundings
The statement notes that cold blooded animals adjust their body temperature to match their environment, affecting metabolism and activity levels.
Two Die In Separate Oklahoma Road Crashes
Nancy Jo Self 23 of Edmond died when her car ran off a northwest Oklahoma City street and struck a bridge after midnight. Elihue Latimer Jr 41 of Tulsa died four miles west of Manford when his car collided with a truck and burst into flames on Oklahoma 51. The toll reached 439 in 1971, up from 430 a year ago.
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Deaf Education Authority Dies
Dr Powrie V Doctor a noted authority on deaf education died Saturday in Paris while attending a World Federation of the Deaf congress. Gallau Memorial services will be held at Gallaudet and in Belleville Kansas birth city with dates to be announced. Survived by sister Amy Mae Rice of Tulsa Oklahoma a teacher at the Oklahoma School for the Deaf.
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Hall Urges Nixon to Back Welfare Resolution
Oklahoma Gov. David Hall asks President Nixon to sign a resolution supporting an alternative to welfare. He frames the measure as a clear choice for national policy and urges swift action.
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Nixon Opens New Bid To Keep Taiwan In UN
The Nixon administration launches fresh consultations with UN members on keeping Nationalist China in the United Nations while voting to seat Communist China this fall. State Department officials say the United States can offer an alternative to Albania's resolution to oust Taiwan and seat Peking. The plan follows Rogers after talks with Chiang Kai-shek's government and stresses maintaining peace and ensuring China's voice in world affairs. Critics like Sen. Dominick and Sen. Tower oppose the move, while Taiwan's ambassador in Washington cautions about admitting mainland China into the UN. The Committee of One Million denounces the policy as a strategic mistake.
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Night school registration at Cameron College set
Advance registration for the night school starting August 26 runs from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 p.m. August 10 through 23. Regular enrollment occurs Monday, August 23. Courses include art sociology health and physical education language arts mathematics music and physical science.
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