Solzhenitsyn warns of publishing main works if killed
Nobel laureate Alexander Solzhenitsyn says his life is threatened and that if he is imprisoned or killed the main part of his writings will be published. He discusses KGB pressure, planned posthumous releases, and ongoing harassment in the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solzhenitsyn
OSCOW
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Soviet Union
KGB
Samizdat
Moscow
Andrei D. Sakharov
Sakharov
Russia
Vaganov
Tambov
Oklahoma papers face looming print paper shortage
Oklahoma publishers report a nationwide paper shortage may shrink newspaper pages this fall. Small weeklies feel the impact first with some canceling ads or trimming pages while larger dailies warn inventory is tight though not yet critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Jobe Jr
Cushing Daily Citizen
Jobe
Oklahoma Press Association
Albert Riesen Jr
Ardmoreite
Oklahoma
Canada
Riesen
Milton B. Garber
Enid News
Oklahoma City
Tulsa Tribune
Tulsa World
Kenneth Fleming
Newspaper Printing Corp
Tulsa
NPC
George Gurley
Ada Evening News
Winters to Press Change of Venue in High Court Case
Oklahoma State Treasurer Leo Winters seeks to move his federal case to the Supreme Court. He asks U S District Judge Wesley Brown to halt proceedings in Oklahoma City and in the Denver 10th Circuit to appeal a venue ruling. Brown will hear the motion Thursday at 9 30 am in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Leo Winters
U. S. Supreme Court
Winters
10Th
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Denver
High Court
U. S. District Court
Wesley Brown
Wichita
Luther Bohanon
Bohanon
Federal Grand Jury
Federal Judicial District
Gene Stipe
Brown
Muskogee
Robert Grove
Ross Cummings
Program Set By Boys Club
Lawton Boys Club announces fall program changes with two new activities gym hockey and a woodworking class. Center hours shift to 2 30 to 8 30 p m weekdays and 9 to 5 Saturdays with Sunday closed. Membership fees are 50 cents for ages 7 12 75 cents for 13 15 and 1 a year for 16 18.
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Lawton Boys Club
Russell Kious
Kious
The Two Radio Distress Signals Mayday and SOS
A concise note explains the two major distress signals used at sea and in aviation. Mayday signals a voice distress emergency while SOS signals a coded distress is active, with historical context on usage and recognition.
Power Line Bids Sought at Wichita Mountains Refuge
An abandoned power line about 634 miles long is offered for informal bid sale. The line runs from near Crater Lake to refuge headquarters. Sale notices available at refuge headquarters, Cache, Oklahoma. Inspection 8 to 4 Monday to Friday. Bids opened 1 p.m. September 14 at refuge headquarters.
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Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Crater Lake
Refuge
P.O
Cache
Refuge Headquarters
Students Earn Degrees At UCLA From OU Transfer Program
Jane Roberts daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Morgan Roberts received a Bachelor of Science from the University of Oklahoma College of Arts and Sciences and completed the physical therapy program earning a certificate of proficiency at OU Health Sciences Center. Brenda Horn daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Spriestersbach also earned a degree and certificate among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Roberts
Daniel Morgan Roberts
N. 13Th
University of Oklahoma College of Arts and Sciences
Miss Roberts
OU Health Sciences Center
Brenda Horn
Earl B. Spriestersbach
Chickasha
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Associated Press
le Monde
Paris
Yotr Yakir
Viktor Krassin
Yakir
Krassin
Gabriel Superfin
Yakir and
Alexander Gorlov
Mstislav Rostropovich
OPA
Robert
H. Spahn
Daily
Oklahoman
Oklahoma City Times
Sunday
Spahn
Oklahoma Publishing Co
UCLA
DIAL
Raulston Furniture
Hampshire
Prague
Howard Brown
James Sewards
Cushion
TOD
Weldon Cox Pontiac
Weldon Cox
Pontiac-Gmc, Inc
52Nd
Cache Road
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