Typist Wins Nude World Title at Freeston Controversial Pageant
Dee Dee Nolet an 18 year old typist from San Bernardino California won the Miss Nude World contest in Freeston Ontario with about 3000 spectators watching many nude. Charyl Escarra of Pittsburgh finished second Nadia Bottai of Collingwood Ontario third among 32 contestants. Nolet the first U.S. winner in four year history received a Florida trip as part of her prize.
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Collingwood
Ont
Miss Nolet
U.S
Florida
Las Vegas Population Boom Quadruples Since 1960s
A historical note shows Las Vegas growing from about 125000 residents three years ago to an estimated 350000 today. The city’s population doubled from 1960 to 1970, reflecting rapid urban expansion and demographic change.
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Las Vegas
Sooner Wheat Worth Nearly 500 Million Dollars
Oklahoma wheat farmers enjoy a record year as prices top 3 per bushel and the 157 million bushel crop nears half a billion dollars. OSU agronomist Dr. Billy Tucker credits research, fertilizer advances, and favorable weather for yields potentially over 40 bushels per acre, while warning variable rainfall may cause occasional poor years.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma Crop Reporting Service
Billy Tucker
Oklahoma State University Agronomist
OSU
Tucker
Hiroshima Marks 28th Anniversary of A Bomb
About 20 000 people gathered at the blast site as Hiroshima observed the 28th anniversary of the Aug 5 1945 destruction. Mayor Setsu Yamadan urged a world with no more Hiroshima destruction and called for an end to nuclear tests by the US, Soviet Union, and China. A cenotaph listed 2 650 new deaths, bringing total nuclear related deaths to 82 833.
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Hiroshima
Japan
U.S
Setsu Yamadan
South Pacific
United States
Soviet Union
China
Dressings Demand Reaches Nine Points Per Capita Annually
Dressings demand has climbed for 26 years and now stands at 9 points per person each year. Spoon-type dressings dominate about 84 percent of the market while pourable varieties make up the remainder. Low calorie dressings hold about 1 percent of sales.
Gas price cut at new Oklahoma City U-Tote M store
Drivers queued as the new U-Tote M in Oklahoma City sold regular gas at 30.9 cents and premium at 34.9 cents during its grand opening. Other area stations offered 37.9 to 40.9 cents, drawing long lines and high sales with groceries bought and gas bought.
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Oklahoma City
Stan Boles
U-Tote M
Pat Barnes
Moore Burger
Ron Jenkins
Invitation to the World for Bicentennial Appeal
An Invitation to the World will summon foreign citizens to participate in America’s Bicentennial celebrations highlighting national unity and cultural exchange across communities.
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America
Oklahoma
Burger Urges Changes In Operation Of Courts
Chief Justice Warren E. Burger urged reforms to ease an avalanche of appeals. He proposed lower courts approve appeals before higher courts and to reform prisoner petition procedures. He also called for prison grievance channels and magistrate referrals to speed cases and reduce Supreme Court workload.
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Burger
Warren E. Burger
U.S
Supreme Court
Jamboree Budget and Wakeful Staff Highlight Scout Event
The national Boy Scout Jamboree at Moraine State Park covers 11 days of activity with 66 000 scouts and leaders, a $6.2 million supply bill, and a 10 300 person staff running 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. The Moraine total is 3.9 million for food and supplies with Farragut at 2.3 million.
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Pennsylvania
Moraine State Park
Claude C. Lapsley
United States
Moraine
Farragut State Park
Idaho
Lapsley
Farragut
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Vogue
Wayne Brown
Mr. Z’s
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Roscoe Spires, Inc
PIZZA
Sooner
Associated Press
Windsor Safari Park
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Washington
American Bar Association
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