Norman Woman Bags 4-Point Elk At Wildlife Refuge
A 33-year-old Norman woman became the third female hunter in Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge elk hunts to kill, taking a four-point bull at sundown Wednesday in Mt. Pinchot Pasture with husband Rufus aiding. The second round opened at dawn Tuesday with two bulls killed, while heavy fog delayed activities. Other Wednesday killers included several men and women across Mt. Pinchot and Graham Flats pastures, detailing names and locations of those who bagged cows or bulls.
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Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Wanda L. Clifton
Mt. Pinchot
Rufus
Laura Duggan
del City
Mt. Pinchot Pasture
Margarette Mitchel
Pocola
Pinchot
Onatta Carlisle
Oklahoma City
Lawton
G. M. Derryberry
New York
Graham Flat
L. A. Hill
J. E. Kane
Forest Circle
Quanah-Elk Mountain
W. H. Robinson
N. 40Th
I. R. Prowell
Lee
Poteau
Graham Flats
D.A. Bracken
Bethany
O. C. Buckmaster
Okahoma City
C. G. Higgins
D. P. Huntington
O. R. Robertson
L. M. Thompson
Stringtown
North Mountain
J. W. Hunter
Truman Stable But Critical After Pulmonary Setback
President Truman remains in critical condition with vital signs stable as doctors report reduced lung fluid and cautious optimism for recovery. Mrs. Bess Truman and daughter Margaret Daniel stayed by his side overnight, while medical bulletins note sedation and responses to treatment amid ongoing uncertainty about his fate.
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Wilson Miller
Wallace Graham
Clifton Daniel
Bess
Daniel
Harris to seek vice presidency stance sparks residency questions
Harris seeks nomination for vice president though critics cite his defense budget cuts and Vietnam policies. He maintains Lawton as legal home for absentee voting while living in McLean Virginia, with residence questions tied to a 1971 sale and moves. He will retire from the Senate and join a legal firm with offices in Oklahoma City and Washington DC.
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Lawton
State Election Board
State Supreme Court
Election Board
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Washington, D.C
Oklahoma City
Senate
Oklahoma Democrats back Strauss for party chair
Oklahoma leaders will cast three votes for Texas Robert Strauss to replace Jean Westwood as Democratic national party chairman. J. C. Cobb and state party Chair Guy Thompson met Gov. David Hall before leaving for the Washington committee meeting.
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Oklahoma
Texas
Robert Strauss
Jean Westwood
J. C. Cobb
Tishomingo
Party
Guy Thompson
Gov
David Hall
National Committee
Washington
Katy
Hall
Gilmer Capps
D-Snyder
Victor Wickersham
D-Mangum
Oklahoma Railroad Maintenance Authority
Altus
Keyes
Controversy Follows Mrs Marcos Amid Political Maneuvers
Report notes a stabbing incident witnessed during a live televised award ceremony in Manila. Guards restrained a man who was then killed. The event was broadcast to a national Manila audience and ties to Mrs. Marcos, described as a statuesque figure active in her husband’s political career, are noted in the coverage.
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Manila
Marcos
Nutritious Gifts Enriched Flour Benefits Health
Nutritionally fortified gifts use enriched flour with added thiamine niacin riboflavin and iron to support daily health. The enrichment process enhances essential B vitamins and minerals in baked products.
Apollo 17 Moon Flight Surges Toward Landing
President Nixon sent wishes for luck and Godspeed as Apollo 17 nears the moon. A late countdown glitch and an alarm system hiccup delayed the launch but engineers quickly devised fixes. The crew rested as the craft sped toward the moon at dawn, about 47,000 miles from Earth with the moon 200,000 miles away.
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Nixon
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Cernan
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Earth
Moon
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Marshall Spaceflight Center
Huntsville
Ala
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Nixon Aides Outline Policy Shifts With Europe
The draft remarks note NATO talks with the Russians occur intermittently and emphasize strengthening ties to West Europe as central to future American policy. They cite improving relations, closer U.S. cooperation with the enlarged European Common Market, and ongoing liberal trade aims with world talks planned for September.
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West Europe
Lawton Man Sentenced Five Years In Marijuana Case
A 23 year old Lawton man received five years in the state penitentiary and a $2500 fine after pleading guilty to delivering marijuana to police undercover agents for about 40 pounds sold on July 24. The plea came before jury trial in District Judge Jack Brock’s court.
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State Penitentiary
Jack Brock
Doyle Kent Ogden
Smith
Ogden
New Jersey
Valentino Saladino
Clifton
N. J
Carl Dolman
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