Foe Mauls South Viet Militiamen
In Long Thanh district near Saigon hundreds of ambushes cost South Vietnamese militiamen 58 killed and 55 wounded amid a major North Vietnamese Viet Cong assault east of Highway 15. The battle marked the largest ground action in two years with the enemy holding positions in a rubber plantation.
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Saigon
Binh Long
Vung Tau
Binh Son
Long Thanh
U.S
Highway 15
Judge Landers Retires Faces Succession In Lawton
Veteran District Judge Robert S. Landers Jr. resigns effective Aug. 1 after 20 years on the bench citing two recent strokes. The Oklahoma Judicial Nominating Committee sets Aug. 21 deadline for applications with Gov. Hall to appoint a successor. Local attorneys show interest as two judges cooperate to manage pending caseloads while a slate of three nominees is prepared for the governor.
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Robert S. Landers Jr
Lawton
Oklahoma Judicial Nominating Committee
David Hall
Landers
Opala Marion
Oklahoma City
Lowe Runkle
Oklahoma Judicial Nominating Commission
Gov
Hall
Cold Front Brings Heavy Rains Across Western Oklahoma
A cold front triggered showers across western Oklahoma Tuesday night with rainfall totals near two inches around Lake Lawtonka and lighter amounts near Lake Ellsworth. Forecasters show a 30 percent rain chance today rising to 40 percent tonight with highs near 90 and highs in the mid 90s Thursday.
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Oklahoma
Lawton
Lawtonka
Meers
Lake Ellsworth
Lake
Fees Continue At Refuge Despite Enacted Legislation
Daily use fee at Wichita Mountains Refuge continues through Labor Day with $1 per vehicle per day and eight fee campgrounds listed. From May 24 to Aug 1, $7,945.50 in permits were collected, while costs for five temporary staff totaled $6,884.74. Funds go to the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife in Albuquerque in a suspense account. officials consider classing fees as refuge receipts with 25 cents returned to Comanche County.
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Julian Howard
Post Oak
Fawn Creek
Sunset
Camp Boulder
Lost Lake
Burford
Camp Doris
Quanah Parker
Howard
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife Region Two
Albuquerque
N. M
Wichita
Comanche County
15 Year Old Girl Killed In Bridge Crash East Of Cement
A rain slicked bridge crash on US 277 near Cement left 15 year old Sheral L Mason dead on arrival at Chickasha hospital after being pinned for about two and a half hours. She was a passenger in a car driven by Charlene A Mason 26 of Cement traveling westbound at about 7 15 p.m. The crash occurred about 4 2 miles east of Cement.
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Cement
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Sheral L. Mason
Chickasha
Sam Horrell
Mason Girl
Charlene A. Mason
US 277
Horrell
Mason
Pentagon says US to pursue stronger missile warheads
The Pentagon confirmed ongoing development of more capable warheads to strike hardened Soviet targets while denying any first strike intention. Spokesman Jerry Friedheim said the program seeks technological superiority within parity created by SALT and does not imply a change in US strategy.
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Washington
Pentagon
United States
Soviet Union
Jerry W. Friedheim
U.S
Friedheim
Nixon
Northern Ireland Faces Gunfire Explosions and Mass Protests
In Belfast a day of protests against internment turned violent with gunfire and explosions. Rioters hijacked buses and a freight train was bombarded with gasoline grenades. British troops clashed with crowds in Falls Road and Andersonstown as William Whitelaw rushed to London for talks with Heath.
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Falls Road
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Newry
Lurgan
Britain
William Whitelaw
London
Edward Heath
Social Democratic and Labor Party
SDLP
Party
Ballymurphy
New Lodge
Andersonstown
House Panel Approves Major Disaster Relief Bill
Washington AP A $1.59 billion emergency disaster relief bill won approval from the House Appropriations Committee and heads to the full House next week. The package targets public facility damage with large federal funding including SBA loans for homeowners and businesses and a President’s relief fund for housing and aid.
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Washington
House
Appropriations Committee
Food Stamp Program Set for Comanche County in 1973
Oklahoma Public Welfare Commission will initiate the food stamp program in Comanche County early in 1973 following a county board resolution. About 1 900 households or 5 000 people currently receive commodities under present welfare disbursement. Eligible recipients will receive coupon books based on family size and income, usable at retail grocers, replacing commodities.
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Oklahoma Public Welfare Commission
Comanche County
County Board of Commissioners
State Public Welfare Commission
USDA
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