Kissinger Says Headway Seen in Mideast Talks
Kissinger reports progressing talks with Israel and Egypt on a broader peace pact. Allen cites substantial agreement while Fahmy reviews dispatches with U.S. Ambassador Eilts. Israel seeks U.S. technicians for surveillance posts and precise treaty language. Future moves loom on Syria with cosmetic Golan concessions discussed.
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Sinal Peace
Allen
Israel
United States
Ismail Fahmy
Egypt
U.S
Hermann Eilts
Tahseen Bashir
Clude
Gidi
Mitla
Damascus
Syrian
Golan Heights
Portugal faces renewed clashes as anti and pro communists clash
At Leiria and Evora in Portugal, Communists and anti Communists clashed as thousands gathered. Fireworks grenades and gunfire were used amid a protest movement. Exiled former president Spinola claims a resistance movement operates inside Portugal backed by Portuguese abroad.
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Evora
Democratic Movement
Manuel Tengarrinha
Antonio de Spinola
Rio de Janeiro
Democratic Movement For the Liberation of
Portugal
Spinola
Oklahoma market prices for grains and livestock report
Oklahoma City reports today state agriculture prices for Wheat at 3.95 to 4.54 per bushel with multiple towns listed, Barley 1.90 to 2.40, Milo 4.40 to 5.65, Soybeans around 5.54 to 5.66, Alfalfa hay 40 to 50 per ton, broilers 31 cents, eggs large 61 cents. Cattle and calves market steady to higher with slaughter cows 18.75 to 22.25, bulls 23.00 to 26.50, heifers 26.75 to 28.50. hogs 58.25 to 60.60 with sows 50.00 to 51.50. feeder pigs 78.75 to 85.75.
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Aston
Eldorado
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Perryton
Hobart
Temple
Gulf
Barley
Milo
Afton
Oklhoma City
Ford urges expanded capital to create jobs amid regulation push
President Ford argues for expanding capital sources to meet an estimated four trillion dollars in investment over coming years. He condemns heavy regulation, vows to cut government size, end paperwork, and curb anticompetitive practices by bureaus and self‑regulation bodies. He notes antitrust policy supporting competitive markets and recounts a Chicago dinner with Mayor Daley during a trip that included a Libby Dam dedication in Montana.
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Libby Dam
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Ark
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Minneapolis
Peoria
Pekin
Ill
City considers zoning for rendering plant and pay raises
Council debates keeping a rendering operation in a 1-3 zone despite a grandfather clause, with Dr Beavers supporting current zoning. The meeting includes plans for employee raises averaging 7 percent and adjustments to fire department costs for out of city calls. Also on agenda are plat approvals, a license ordinance, and a land easement payment of 1093.50 dollars.
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Beavers
Morford Hillis
Commissioners of the Land Office
Flowermound Road
East Gore Boulevard
Lockheed Bribery Hearings Target Foreign Officials
Sen. William Proxmire leads hearings accusing Lockheed of bribe payments to foreign officials tied to overseas sales. The company resists disclosure of recipients while defending the payments as common in international business. Investigations by the SEC and Senate subcommittee proceed as directors tighten controls. A Lockheed executive, Robert Neil Waters, died by self inflicted gunshot Friday.
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D-Wis
Lockheed
Los Angeles Times
the Times
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Senate Subcommittee
U.S
Northrop
Gulf Oil Corp
Exxon
Robert Neil Waters
Los Angeles-area
Waters
Be good be nice be sweet to teachers say students
Children offer advice on behaving well in class listing sharing kindness and respect for teachers. Cheryl Hollen suggests being good and kind. Mrs Davis asks for emphasis on kindness toward the teacher with students affirming the idea.
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Cheryl Hollen
Lawton Cadets Complete Camp Buckner Training
Four Lawton area cadets finished summer training at Camp Buckner on the West Point reservation. The program covered weapons familiarization survival tactics field engineering and leadership development featuring Michael E. Burton William M Buckler Jr Johnnie L Fedrick Jr and Stewart L Coker with guidance from service families in Lawton.
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Lawton
Camp Buckner
The
Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
Michael E. Burton
James R. Burton
S.E. Camden Way
William M. Buckler Jr
1.C
William M. Buckler
Pollard Ave
Johnnie L. Fedrick Jr
Sgt. J.C
Johnnie L. Fedrick
Stewart L. Coker
Charles R. Coker
Duncan
Lawton Youth Serves as Armor Recon Specialist in Germany
Pvt. Garry L. Barrett, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer R. Barrett of 1115 1 Ave Lawton, serves with the 3rd Infantry at Schweinfurt Germany as an armor reconnaissance specialist.
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Garry L. Barrett
Elmer R. Barrett
1 Ave
3Rd Infantry
Schweinfurt
Germany
Mead's Bakery opens Lawton plant drawing executives
Executives of Mead's Bakery attend an open house for Lawton's new 70 000 square foot Mead's Bakery plant while local events include public employee solicitation for the United Fund and a Sub Deb club meeting at Patti Pope's home. Traffic halts as a horse halts north of Johnson's Ice Cream Co after getting stuck in a splash pit at Sixth and B.
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Lawton
Wes Miller
United Fund
Cave Cox
Patti Pope
Joe L. Porter
Motor Equipment Co
Sixth
Johnson's Ice Cream Co
Congress Creates Coast and Geodetic Survey Unit
In 1807 Congress established the Coast and Geodetic Survey bureau to produce charts for safe navigation. It has since expanded to offer geodetic geophysical and oceanographic data for engineering science and for commercial industrial and defense needs.
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Congress
Coast and Geodetic Survey Bureau
Apache name origins in Zuni language meanings
The term Apache, meaning enemy in Zuni, was used to refer to Ath apascan-speaking Indian tribes in the Southwest.
Lose Weight With New Grapefruit Diet Pill
A Phoenix diet promotion markets a chewable grapefruit pill that claims rapid weight loss. Advertised as enabling people to eat much of what they want, it promises about a pound lost daily without exercise, fortified with vitamins A and C. Priced at five to ten dollars with mail orders to Arizona and a money back guarantee.
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Ray
Dept
E. Thomas Rd
Arizona
Americard
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