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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1972

Page

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Nixon Will See In China Mirrors Of Ancient Modern Beautiful

In Tokyo dispatches Nixon’s China itinerary is described as visiting three cities that embody ancient, modern, and beautiful facets. Peking, Shanghai, and Hangchow are traced from their historic origins to their present roles in the People’s Republic, highlighting landmarks such as the Great Hall of the People and Tian An Men Square.

Nixon China Tokyo Manchuria Peking Chiang Kai-shek Nanking Peiping People’s Republic Chou En-lai Summer Palace Mao Shanghai

Soviet debt talks may ease U S Soviet trade barriers

Washington AP reports Moscow signals readiness to reopen lend lease negotiations, narrowing a legacy dispute and potentially restoring most favored nation trade status. The talks aim to settle a wartime debt amid broader efforts to improve U S Soviet ties before President Nixon's Russia trip.

U.S United States Soviet Union Moscow State Department America Nixon Russia Charles Bray Anatoly Manzhuko Kremlin Washington Congress William S. Moorhead Dpa Nikita S. Khrushchev Dwight D. Eisenhower

Crossword Clue Answers 22 23 24 25 26 28 30 31 36 37 42 44 45 46 47 48

Answers to a punny puzzle with phrases and terms including Sea of , native of suffix, California city, the Red, Biblical town, Hindu ruler, sly took, additional amount, to and , legal agent abbr, oleoresin, recently made, sea, Sicilian volcano, Spanish cheers, feminine.

Sea of California City Sly

Italy plans world's longest suspension bridge to Sicily

The Italian government intends a 9000 foot long suspension bridge across the Strait of Messina to Sicily. Construction would take five to eight years and include a six lane highway. Four towers would rise 100 to 650 feet taller than the Empire State Building.

Rome Strait of Messina Sicily New York Empire State Building

Former star southpaw War ren Sphan joins Cleveland Indians as pitching coach

Former star southpaw Warren Sphan is hired as pitching coach for the Cleveland Indians. The move names Sphan to a key coaching role, signaling a focus on developing young arms in the MLB club's staff.

Warren Sphan Cleveland Indians

St Marys High picks Homecoming Queen Nancy Bertram

Yesteryears note lists Nancy Bertram chosen Homecoming Queen at St Marys High School. Also reports Cameron Aggies defeating Eastern State Mountaineers 66 to 53 before a full crowd. Community notes mention homemaker club meetings bake sale Tri Y group box supper and local visits. Hector Lopez listed as Giants scout.

Nancy Bertram St. Mary’s High School Cameron Aggies Eastern State College Mountaineers Lila Sanders Cache Better Homemakers Club H. P. Richards Vagabond Anna Claire Swanson Lucille Johnson Douglass High School Win Hale Westminster Presbyterian Church

Dormitory to be named for city boy's dad

Eugene L. Clay Jr. receives word from the Air Force that a Randolph Air Force Base dormitory will be named for his father S. Sgt. Eugene L. Clay Sr. who was killed in Vietnam in 1967 and awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross posthumously in 1968. The ceremony is set for March 8 at the base.

Eugene L. Clay Jr Washington U.S. Air Force Randolph Air Force Base San Antonio Eugene L. Clay Sr Vietnam Air Force Emmett Hanlin Eugene Jr Air Base

Mirage formation in hot air mimics displaced images

Britannica explains mirages arise when light bends through dense air causing displaced images. The phenomenon links to varying temperature layers and refractive indices, producing distant objects seemingly in different locations.

Encyclopaedia Britannica

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