City council approves sidewalk ordinance and notices
Lawton council sets four day use limit for boat house permits and plans to move Cameron College houses for city use while advertising for bids. They reject all bids for an auctioneer as non-determinable and rewrite specs if resubmitting. Mayor Whitaker must testify in Kermit Denham embezzlement trial December 14.
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Cameron
Don Whitaker
Kermit Denham
Supreme Court declines uniform case involving Air Force members
The high court rejected review of a 1968 Air Force rule barring members from public meetings or interviews if aimed at opposing Armed Forces use. The dispute named Defense Secretary Melvin Laird and involved William C. Douglas and William J. Brennan Jr. and a 1969 San Francisco ruling upholding the regulation.
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William J. Brennan Jr
Hamilton Air Force Base
California
Melvin Laird
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San Francisco
US Circuit Court
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Parents Protest No Gift Policy In Muskogee School
Parents in Muskogee Oklahoma protest a no gift policy for students, arguing the rule aims to prevent embarrassment for pupils who cannot afford gifts. The policy forbids accepting gifts at school and prompts debate over fairness and economics in classrooms.
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Cameron officials delay word on TV lecture system costs
The Cameron administration has not been informed about the cost of extending a closed circuit system. E. T. Dunlap, chancellor of the Regents, notified Dr. Owen, and the FCC has issued a license. Install and operating costs will not be in Cameron's budget, and televised course students pay the same fee as in-person students.
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Stillwater
Cameron
E. T. Dunlap
Regents
Owen
Federal Communications Commission
Post Office Handles Eighty Five Million Pieces of Mail
The article reports that the post office processed eighty five million pieces of mail in the previous year. It notes high volume and operational scale across facilities and routes.
Hall Packs Corrections Board New Chief Fired
Enid contractor Harry Cummins Jr. helped Hall install Mrs Helena Rieger on the corrections board giving him a 4 3 majority Johnston resigned saying he would not return to his old job in Pennsylvania Tulsa lawyer Irvine Ungerman became chairman Leroy Kirk Oklahoma City vice chairman and Mrs Rieger secretary The public meeting law dispute looms as the board may again need to hire or fire officials and James Campbell plans to press the issue with the attorney general
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Harry Cummins Jr
Enid
Hall
Helena ‘Rieger
Johnston
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Irvine Ungerman
Leroy Kirk
Oklahoma City
Mrs. Rieger
Pennsylvania
Joe Carter
Biloxi
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Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Bartlett Board
James R. Campbell
McCracken
Larry Derryberry
Charles Cooper
Pryor
Soviet Mars 3 reports soft landing in southern Mars zone
Tass said Mars 3 descent apparatus landed on Mars by parachute in the southern hemisphere at 45 S, 158 W, with data transmitted to Earth December 2 5. Mars 2 had entered a wide Mars orbit and did not soft land.
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JPL
Mars
Soviet Union
Tass
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Mars 3
Earth
Cosmonautics
Johnson admits being slightly bitter at deal
Oklahoma City AP Franklin C Johnston said he is slightly bitter about the state corrections board actions after Gov. Hall gained control and moved to unhire him. He noted he would need time to sort out the situation with his wife and family and reflected on what he would have done differently with the knowledge he has now.
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Deal
Oklahoma City
Frank C. Johnston
State Corrections Board
David Hall
Johnston
Pennsylvania
Hall
Joe Carter
Rockets stage area north of Highway 7 near Cambodia
The report places a staging area and supply point about 30 miles from the Vietnamese border and 85 miles northeast of Phnom Penh. It notes South Vietnamese forces and rangers closing a week-long drive south of the Saigon Phnom Penh highway inside Cambodia, with 45 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed and 17 weapons seized.
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World Bodies Clash Over Bangla Desh Crisis In Debates
The debate centers on India’s role and Pakistan’s actions in East Pakistan. Huang accuses India of planning dismemberment while Malik defends Soviet backed East Pakistani elections. Bush urges focus on stopping the slaughter and invasion amid international tensions.
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House Debates Preschool Program Amid Opposition and Costs
The article notes roughly two million pre school children of working mothers would be served by a local priority child development program, amid Republican and Democratic opposition. It details a fiscal plan for 1972 and 1973 including funding for antipoverty efforts, job training, and Head Start, totaling about $100 million above Nixon’s request, while proposals seek to curb OEO and shift it toward research.
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Nixon
OEO
India claims sweeping victories in Pakistan front
Indian spokesmen report advances across East and West fronts including Mandiala Jessore and Feni while claiming Pakistani tanks destroyed and air and sea routes cut. Pakistan disputes details. Radio Pakistan says army controls most of East Pakistan.
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Kashmir
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Mandiala
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India
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Kentucky cigarette tax could rise to national average
A University of Kentucky study finds Kentucky’s cigarette tax might be raised to 12 cents per pack, the national average, without harming tobacco farmers or the broader economy.
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Frankfort, Ky
University of Kentucky
Weather Outlook For This Afternoon And Wednesday
Clear this afternoon with a brief sun before a new storm arrives. Warmer temperatures today with highs from the 40s in the Panhandle to the low 50s in the far south. Lows tonight from teens in the Panhandle to mid 30s southeast. Wednesday highs from the mid-20s northwest to the low 40s southeast.
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Panhandle
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