Veteran American Correspondent Edgar Snow Dies at 66
Edgar Snow veteran American foreign correspondent and expert on Communist China died in his sleep at 66 in Eysins Switzerland after cancer of the pancreas. He reported from China from 1928 and featured Mao Zedong and Chou En-lai while shaping Western views of the Long March and Red China.
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Bartlett backs Nixon and attacks Harris at Lincoln Day dinner
Former Oklahoma governor Bartlett endorsed President Nixon for the U S Senate and criticized Sen Harris at a belated Lincoln Day dinner in Lawton attended by about 80 people. He urged stronger effort to win in Washington and questioned lawmakers’ travel and fundraising practices.
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Boy 17 Shoots Self After Alley Stop in Oklahoma City
Police report a 17 year old, Dennis Earl Donovan, pulled a gun and shot himself in the head in an Oklahoma City alley after police questioned him about a coat bulge. He remained in serious condition at a local hospital with the bullet lodged in his brain.
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Uruguay Students Arrive for Fort Sill Visit
Eighteen students from Uruguay's Command and General Staff College will visit Fort Sill for two days as part of a 28 day orientation tour of major U S military installations and cities.
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New Ground Station Links Antilles to France and U.S.
Officials announced a new satellite ground station in Fort de France Martinique providing direct telephone and telegraph channels between the Antilles, France, and the United States.
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