Lawton Condensed: Vang Pao Remains Enthusiastic Leader
Maj. Gen. Vang Pao, Laotian Meo commander in North Laos, stays hopeful about fighting Communist forces. The CIA backs his troops with arms, training, and Air America airlift as he leads guerrilla operations from the Plain of Jars and faces questions about Meo language, loyalty, and displacement.
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Plain of Jars
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Air America
CIA Airlines
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Vietnam
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Lose Weight Or Money Back Odrinex Ad
Odrinex promises weight loss with tiny tablets and no need for dieting or exercise. The plan costs 3.25 dollars with a 5.25 dollar economy size and guarantees a refund if ugly fat is not lost, offered by Ray's Pharmacy at 1821 Gore Blvd.
Jed Johnson Seeks Senate Amid Bureaucracy Backlash
Jed Johnson announces another bid for the U S Senate as a Democrat after Edmonson and other Oklahoma figures weigh in. He vows to “bring the government back to the people” and targets reducing federal bureaucracy while moving agencies to new regional locations. He also runs Jed Johnson Associates and recalls his 1960s congressional start.
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Ed Edmondson
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Lawton
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State Corporation Commission
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U.S
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Chickasha
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Robert Kerr
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Sydney
Oklahoma
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Oklahoma City
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Victor Wickersham
Eisenhower
Kennedy
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Nixon
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Denver
Heart of Interior Lands and Action
Department of Agriculture
Longest fence noted as 3 500 mile barrier in Australia
The article describes the world's longest fence as a 3 500 mile dingo barrier in central Queensland Australia. The sturdy wire netting stands six feet high and is buried a foot to protect sheep from wild dogs.
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Queensland
Australia
Who may replace Mao as China leader in new AP booklet
The AP watcher John Roderick examines succession questions after Mao Zedong’s long rule. It outlines possible successors Chou En-lai and Yeh Tsing-lai, with background on life politics and personalities behind the Bamboo Curtain. The booklet costs $1.25 and is offered through this newspaper.
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People’s Republic of China
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Yeh Tsing-lai
Chiang Ching
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China
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Great Wall of China
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