Singapore Eyes Closer Ties With Asian Neighbors
Singapore aims to strengthen links with Thailand Malaysia and Indonesia as Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew begins a Thai visit. The policy seeks regional buffering against communism and reduced dependence on Britain. Lee rebuilt Singapore’s economy after independence and fears a larger neighbor might engulf the small island state. He envisions a more relaxed posture toward neighbors as ties improve, amid historical strains and strategic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Lee Kuan Yew
Thailand
Malaysia
Indonesia
Lee
Britain
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Thanat Khoman
Archipelago
Cuba
Goh Keng Swee
China
Suspi
Israel
Southeast Asia
Kuala Lumpur
Sukarno
Suharto
Association of Southeast Asian Nations
Win At Bridge Oswald and Jim Debate No Trump Openers
Oswald and Jim discuss bridge strategy for 16 to 18 point no trump opens. They argue against doubletons and stress taking a calculated risk with three small cards in one suit. They use a hand example showing why three no trump can yield game when the suits break well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald
Jim
Jack Small
South
North
Cat cystitis risks and care outlined by Dr Minor
Veterinarian Raymond A. Minor explains how a cat’s water intake, outdoor access, diet, and stress influence cystitis. He warns about urine holding, signs like blood or small-volume urination, and urges early veterinary care with strict adherence to medicine and diet to reduce relapses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond A. Minor
D.V.M
Norden Laboratories
Market grain prices for wheat hay oats and alfalfa
Grain market notes show wheat at 2.53 per bushel, alfalfa hay 45.00 to 50.00 per ton, oats listed without a price. The fragment indicates agricultural commodity quotes but lacks full context or units.
Filing Opens For Lawton School Board Post
Phail Wynn, appointed last Aug. 17 to fill an expired term, plans to file for re election this week. Filing runs Wednesday through Friday in the county election board office. Office No. Three includes Sullivan Village and several area elementary schools. All voters in Lawton may cast ballots Jan. 23 for this race and for a 20 mill levy package to fund the district. The Arctic Thule people historically hunted Greenland whales before climate change shifted to igloo camps and 80 seals and walruses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phail Wynn
Lawton
John Coady
Wynn
Sullivan Village
Park Lane
Pioneer Park
Lincoln
Rogers
Douglass
Arctic
Greenland
Cityan Named District Chairman of Independent Business Group
Eve Dodson owner of Eve's College of Hair Styling has been named district chairman of the National Federation of Independent Businesses succeeding John Keathley. The group has 325000 members and backs independent business nationwide. A state meeting in Oklahoma City is set for Feb 1.
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Eve Dodson
Eve's College of Hair Styling
National Federation of Independent Businesses
John Keathley
Oklahoma City
Walters, Cotton Electric Coops Founder Dies At 85
Theodore Henry Ketels 85 of Route 3 Walters died Sunday in a local hospital after long illness. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at Hulen Methodist Church with Rev. Raymond Griffin officiating. Burial in Highland Cemetery. Ketels helped found Cotton Electric Coop and Walters Elevator Coop. He served on several boards and associations. Survivors include two daughters eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Memorials to Cal Farley’s or Hulen Methodist Church.
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Farmers’ Cooperative Organization
Theodore Henry Ketels
Route 3
Walters
Hulen Methodist Church
Raymond Griffin
Highland Cemetery
Lawton-Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home
Mr. Ketels
Lawrence
Kaw
Hulen
Alberta Jones
Cotton Electric Coop
Walters Elevator Coop
Western Farmers Electric Coop
Anadarko
Oklahoma State Association of Electric Coops
National Rural Coop Association
Lawton Chamber of Commerce
Comanche County Farm Bureau
W. B. McCoy
C. F. Schneeberger
Cal Farley
Boy’s Ranch
Amarillo
Tex
Hulen Methodist Church Memorial
November 1972 Medicare Fraud Convictions Reach Forty
By November 1972 the Medicare fraud conviction count stood at 40 with 1 884 additional cases either awaiting trial or under investigation. The figures reflect ongoing government efforts to pursue fraud in health care programs and signal broad enforcement activity across the system.
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Malaysia Singapore Airlines
Island
Cions
Vietnam
Suez
Royal Navy
Republic
S. Rajarathnam
Sidney
Lee Bird
By Oswald
James Jacoby
WEST
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Raf National Bank
Erotier
Alley
Guz
Ve Inc
Pat
County Election Board
Dennis the Menace
Golly
Hons
Chiefs
TRASK
Cityan
Business Group
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