Regional Weather Summary for Oklahoma and Nearby States
Regional Weather Summary from the National Weather Service lists fair to partly cloudy conditions with mild days and cool nights through Tuesday across Oklahoma zones 1 through 21. Southwesterly winds 6 to 18 mph tonight, lows around 30, highs in the 50s, with out-of-state zones showing varied conditions from Texas to Missouri and differing wind and temperature forecasts. Astronomical data notes sunrise around 7 40 a m and sunset near 5 34 p m Tuesday, with moon phase and evening twilight details.
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Democrats May End Security Committee in House Shakeup
The House Internal Security Committee faces a renewed push to abolish it and transfer 750000 American files to the Judiciary Committee. Chairman Ichord and several members defend its existence amid leadership resistance and shifting caucus support.
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Crossword By Eugene Sheffer ACROSS Answer to Saturday's puzzle
Puzzle clue list for a Saturday Sheffer crossword with Across items including Fixed practice With it Japanese or English Undivided Egress Girl of song Theater employee WWII area Italian playing card Spanish painter Food or mate Electrical unit Determine Confine Hue Click beetle Whelp Rich source Employ Stage direction and related solution.
Four Boston High Schools Readied for Reopening After Violence
Boston officials plan heavy police patrols and safety measures as Roxbury High School South Boston High and two South Boston annexes prepare to reopen Wednesday after December closures sparked by racial unrest. School Supt. Leary says the court and public safety leaders must ensure protection before full resumption of classes.
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Gunman Kills Card Players in North Philadelphia
Four men were shot and killed and a fifth wounded as a gunman surprised card players in a North Philadelphia home at 10 p m. The victims were Leon Faulks 38 Charles Douglas 67 Robert Long 63 Ralph Gambrel 46 and George Rodgers 46 all Philadelphia residents Rodgers was hospitalized in critical condition Investigators had no motive and no weapon was recovered about $10 lay on the table.
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Births and admissions at Lawton Hospital
Births include a son to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Emmons at 1502 SW 24th Pst born Jan 4 at 12 15 PM weight 8 3. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Miligan Tipton born Jan 2 at 10 43 AM weight 6 9. Admissions list Loyd Browning 2313 NW 43rd medical Reta McCracken Elgin medical Connie Bull Mangum medical. Dismissals include Eugene Bennett Cyril surgery.
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Elgin
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World Deaths Highlights Diverse Notables Across Nations
Robert Douglas Stuart Sr., 88, former U.S. ambassador to Canada and 1948 53 Republican treasurer, dies. Houston pitcher Don Wilson, 29, and his 5-year-old son perish from carbon monoxide in a garage. Rene Thomas, 47, top jazz guitarist, dies in Santander. Jeff Wright, 22, U.S. Ski Team prospect, dies from injuries in a ski jump. Bob Montana, 54, Archie creator, dies of heart attack while cross country skiing. Bob Milburn, 57, San Angelo sports editor, dies. Obituaries list numerous residents with medical and surgical notes and birth notices.
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Grandma Finds a Gold Mine in Plates in Northbrook
Northbrook Illinois art dealer Thomas Gilmore promotes collecting rare porcelain plates with high resale potential. He cites a grandmother who bought a plate for 25 dollars in 1965 now worth 1050 dollars and another for 10 dollars in 1969 now worth 245 dollars. He offers a free report on what to look for and how to buy with limited quantities available until January 18 1975.
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SGLI prot ected term life for service members and veterans
In 1965 Congress created the Serviceman s Group Life Insurance program offering active duty members 10000 dollars of term life insurance at two dollars a month. In 1970 this rose to 15000 dollars at three dollars a month. Veterans could convert within 120 days after separation without a physical exam to permanent life insurance with over 500 participating companies. After that.
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