American Ending Term As World Council of Churches Secretary General
Dr. Eugene Carson Blake an American concludes six years as secretary general of the World Council of Churches saying progress in Christian work and race relations has been made. He steps down in November and notes funds to African liberation groups are yielding results.
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World Council of Churches
Joyce van Meer
Utrecht
Netherlands
Eugene Carson Blake
Blake
Council
Devel
Jamaica
West Indies
Philip Potter
WCC
Central Committee
Africa
Sudan
Geneva
America
Vietnam
Oklahoma City sniper halted after standoff with police
A 67-year-old man, identified as John M. Mack, surrendered after a nearly hourlong siege at his northwest Oklahoma City home. Police used teargas. three firearms were recovered. No serious injuries were reported.
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Oklahoma City
Aaars
Johnny M. Mack
Mach
Mercy Hospital
Robert Woods
Woods
State Man Cited For Achievement At Army Labs
Joseph F. Hannigan a research physicist receives the fourth annual Commanding Officer's Award for Scientific and Technological Achievement at Fort Belvoir for a new technique locating tactical positions on the battlefield. He holds a BS from Oklahoma State, MS from Catholic University 1971, served in the Army 1946 52, has worked at Fort Belvoir since 1953, and lives with his wife JoAnn and children Michael Patrick Mary in Springfield Virginia.
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Joseph F. Hannigan
U.S. Army Engineer Topographic Laboratories
Fort Belvoir
Hannigan
Oklahoma State University
Catholic University
JoAnn
Michael
Patrick
Mary
Meriweather Lane
Springfield
F. Hannigan
Lake Ave
Lawton
Patience urged as Oklahoma primary faces changes
Oklahoma City AP State Election Board Secretary Lee Slater warns Tuesday's primary may be the most mechanically difficult in years due to major changes in election laws procedures and substantial reapportionment. He appeals to voters for patience and cooperation as precinct boundaries shift for the first time since statehood.
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Oklahoma City
Lee Slater
Slater
State GOP Could Gain Delegates
Oklahoma could gain 12 delegates to the next Republican National Convention under an allocation procedure set for debate by the rules committee. The plan, if ratified, would give Oklahoma 34 delegates in 1976 versus 22 in the current year.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Oklahoma
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