India and Pakistan war actions escalate around Jessore and Akhaura
Maj. Gen. J F R Jacob said Indian forces fought near Jessore Hills and Akhaura while strikes hit Indian cities including Agra. Pakistan claimed only two losses and India reported sinking three Pakistani ships off Karachi. evacuation of foreigners from Karachi to Tehran occurred as India recognized Bangla Desh and UN debated cease fire options.
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Congress Eyes Creation of National Food Bank
Washington awaits House action on a proposal to create a national food bank with about 1.5 billion dollars in grains and a strategic reserve of up to 300 million bushels of wheat and 25 million bushels of feed grains. The plan, backed by several farm groups, includes a possible 20 thousand dollar cap on farm subsidies and would let Agriculture Department buys at five‑year average price, releasing stock only when market prices rise.
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Stepson Shoots Spencer Man in Spencer Oklahoma
AP report states a 39 year old Spencer man was shot and killed. The incident occurred in the living room where he was found deceased. Authorities identified a juvenile involved and ongoing investigation by juvenile services.
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Winter Storm Heads For Northwestern States Midweek
The weather service warns a new winter storm is shaping up in the northwest and is likely to affect the state by midweek with additional rain and snow expected across the area.
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Korean Cabinet Urges Strong Security Posture and Civic Duty
The Koreans signed by all Cabinet ministers pledge to prioritize national security measures and establish a strong security posture at the earliest date. They call for social harmony and for every citizen to develop a new sense of value aligned with national security and to be prepared with a firm determination.
Unions Approve Rockwell Contract For Pay Boosts
About 3,100 workers at Rockwell's Los Angeles plant voted 97 percent in favor of a new contract. The agreement raises wages by 51 cents in year one and 14 to 15 cents in years two and three with cost of living protections. UAW leaders say they expect board approval under Nixon era wage guidelines. Local ratifications also occurred in Santa Susana California Columbus Ohio and Tulsa Oklahoma.
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U.S. Announces $54.9 Million Agricultural Aid For South Korea
The United States will supply South Korea with agricultural products valued at 54.9 million dollars, comprising mainly wheat corn and cotton. This aid aims to bolster Korea's food and textile sectors amid regional tensions.
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South Korea
South Lawton Project Receives Partial HUD Funding
Details outline a partial funding grant for the South Lawton development including acquisition and clearance of residences and yards east of US 277, storm drainage, relocation costs, and plans for second year improvements. The measures exclude the Benjamin O. Davis High Rise and cover properties along US 277 and local streets.
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Hollywood Stars Trade Mansions for Modest Apartments
Hollywood real estate chatter says about 450 luxury mansions valued between 400000 and 500000 dollars sit empty as stars move to smaller, cheaper apartments. Broker Mike Silverman cites the trend in the National Enquirer.
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Hollywood, Calif
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National Enquirer
Car mishap claims life in Waurika crash
Roy Bartling 32 of Waurika operated the vehicle when a mishap occurred while adjusting a carburetor. The dip caused Adkins to be thrown from the car and crushed at the scene. Kay Leene Adkins, his wife, rode in the vehicle. Worley and Sons Funeral Home of Waurika handles arrangements.
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Federal push backs corrections with new academy plan
Mitchell outlined an academy to upgrade the corrections field and said no site has been chosen yet. He announced two federal projects to aid state and local corrections, including a national clearing house for criminal justice architecture at the University of Illinois and a correctional education house.
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Alumni Council backs State Question 481 in election
The Higher Education Alumni Council and the Student Lobby for Higher Education urge a yes vote on State Question 481. The amendment would let the School Land Commission invest in federally guaranteed student loans, boosting funds from private lenders. Governor Hall and former Governor Bartlett endorse the measure.
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