Zanzibar Restores U S Ties After Leftist Rule Recognized
In Washington today the United States resumes relations with Zanzibar after recognizing the island republic's new leftist government led by President Abeid Karume who seized power on January 12. The U S and Britain plus six Commonwealth nations extended recognition. Karume's takeover ousted the former sultanate that had ruled since independence. The State Department announced diplomats flew to Zanzibar on Sunday. The piece also notes Mills predicts further tax cuts contingent on federal spending restraint as the 11.5 billion tax cut bill nears final congressional approval.
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Rockefeller Nixon Berry Attack Johnson Policies
Republican contenders launch broad critique of President Johnson’s Vietnam and anti poverty programs. Rockefeller and Nixon denounce U S policy, while Goldwater calls Johnson’s antipoverty effort half baked amid New Hampshire primary campaigning. Lodge denies Rockefeller Viet Nam talk. Nixon warns of Southeast Asia loss to Communists.
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Nashua
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Eisenhower
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Lawton One-Act Submerged Advances To State Meet
Lawton High School earned a superior rating for the one-act play Submerged at the Central State College tournament in Edmond, qualifying for the state meet in Norman next month. Paul Bailey made the All-District cast, with castmates Mike Fargo Ashley Cagle Gene Hildebrand Hank Roberson and David Spencer also recognized. Kenny Vaughn and Spencer won a first in dramatic duet acting. Liz Griffith placed second in girls radio speaking, Theresa Jave third in women’s extemporaneous speaking. Eighteen students attended with instructors Darrell Woolwine and Jim Maddox.
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Jim Maddox
Comanche County Council Meeting Announcement
Comanche County Council for Retarded Children will meet at 7 30 p m today in the Shelter ed Workshop at the Youth Center. Mrs John W Tyree is president and announced the gathering for members and interested parties.
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Ministerial Alliance To Confer Wednesday
The Lawton Ministerial Alliance will meet Wednesday at the McMahon Tomlinson Nursing center. The agenda includes a business meeting and a luncheon. Alliance president is Rev Donald McDougle, pastor of the First Congregational church.
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National Education Association Chief to Speak at Lawton
Henry F. E. Goebel, president of the NEA Department of Classroom Teachers, will address Lawton High School at 7 30 P M Wednesday. He leads 790 000 members and promotes a year tied to unity for teachers. The group will vote on a new Ethics Code for the Education Pool.
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Nixon Rising as Goldwater Slips in 1964 Prospect
United Press International reports Nixon gains momentum as Goldwater faces a setback in New Hampshire’s early 1964 GOP delegate race. The piece argues Nixon's perceived foreign affairs strength and past missteps shape his comeback potential, noting Nixon’s 1960 close loss and possible loft from Kennedy’s era.
Balaguer plans Dominican comeback from exile
New York AP reports former Dominican Republic president Joaquin Balaguer plans a political return. Speaking before 500 supporters at a New York hotel he said he heads the Reformista party. Also noted an American doctor, Joseph W Christie, plans a leprosy clinic in Northern Rhodesia after traveling from Northport Michigan via Dublin.
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Dominican Republic
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Reformista Party
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Convicted Rapist Gant Paroled After Board Recommendation
A former Oklahoma judge urged for parole for Don Gant 25 after 14 months of a 15 year sentence for raping an 18 year old at a Kiefer tavern. The Pardon and Parole Board approved 13 parole bids including Gant while denying two.
Guess Seeks Western District County Commissioner Seat
W P Guess, a 38 year old life resident of Comanche County, announces candidacy for County Commissioner District 3. He resides southwest of Cache with wife Lela and daughter Linda, a Cache Junior High student, outlining WWII service and road improvement priorities ahead of the March 3 election.
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Comanche County
Cache
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135Th. Naval Construction Battalion
Southwest Pacific
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