London Faces Decay Like American Cities
London suffers population loss and urban decay with 7.3 million residents, 100000 leaving annually while 250000 move in and 350000 out. Housing shortages rise, crime increases, and central areas grow poorer though redevelopment preserves some districts.
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Piccadilly
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England
Government Still Buying Corn to Support Prices
The Agriculture Department keeps purchasing corn from Midwest markets to bolster farm prices, with purchases totaling about 10.6 million bushels since the program began and $75,000 bushels bought this week. Congress weighs a 25 percent grain price supports bill. Senate action likely today.
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Congress
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Agriculture
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Crain
National Farmers Union
Tony T. Dechant
TISDA
Butz
Trustee Objects To Tax Claims
Stanton L. Young the court appointed trustee for the Skirvin Hotel filed objections to more than 160000 in tax claims and asked a federal court to bar more than 1200 creditor claims Judge Luther Bohanon agreed Young said 1287 creditors had not filed proof of their claims within the time allowed by the U S District Court The trustee also contends the three tax claims do not represent valid hotel debts.
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Stanton L. Young
Skirvin Hotel
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Luther Bohanon
Area Servicemen Earn Promotions and Decorations at Fort Sill
Nine line units at Fort Sill showcase area residents achievements. Second Lt. Daniel P. Duff, son of Lawton residents, completed infantry training at Fort Benning and holds a Cameron College degree. Spec. 4 Frank T. Brame and Sgt. Frances E. Ellwanger received Soldier of the Month and Army Commendation Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster for distinguished service and professional performance.
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Lawton
Frank T. Brame
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Fort Sill
Brame
Army
Ft. Polk
Bolton High School
Alexandria
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute
Robbie Converse
Frances E. Ellwaner
Ernest G. Ellwanger
Fort Sill Blvd
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Ft. Belvoir
Ellwanger
Computer Command
Ft. Riley
Kan
Lawton High School
Army Data Processing School
Germany
Hawaii
Vietnam
Hawkins Jr. Receives Bronze Star in Vietnam
Belton Hawkins Jr. was awarded the Bronze Star Medal for meritorious service in connection with military operations against hostile forces in Vietnam. The sergeant, a mess steward in Headquarters Command, received the honor during his duty assignment.
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Belton Hawkins Jr
Vietnam
Death of Arizona statesman Carl Hayden at 94
Former Senator Carl T. Hayden, aged 94, longtime Arizona representative in Congress from 1912 to 1968, died on Tuesday. His nearly 57 years in public service marked the longest congressional tenure in U.S. history.
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Carl T. Hayden
Arizona
House of Representatives
Senate
Hollywood character actor Rome Cowan dead at 74
Rome Cowan, a character actor in more than 100 films, died Monday. He began on the New York stage and appeared in Miracle on Thirty Fourth Street and Shall We Dance.
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Espil Former Argentine Ambassador Dies at 84
Felipe A Espil 84 former Argentine ambassador to the United States Britain Norway Denmark Holland Brazil and the League of Nations and United Nations died Sunday night He joined the diplomatic service in 1918 and held multiple postings across his career.
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Felipe A. Espil
United States
Britain
Espil
Argentina
Norway
Denmark
Holland
Brazil
League of Nations
United Nations
Pastor S J Patterson Dies at 72 After Service Leader
Dr S J Jap Patterson 72 longtime moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church United States died Sunday in Richmond Virginia He led the church assembly in 1965 66 and was a prominent figure in the denomination's debates and programs across several decades.
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Richmond, Va
S. J
Jap” Patterson
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
U.S
James C Roop longtime budget official and Pan Am executive
James Clawson Roop 84 former director of the budget under President Hoover later served as Pan American Airways treasurer and vice president died Sunday in New Canaan Conn Roop held senior government and corporate finance roles across decades.
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New Canaan, Conn
James Clawson Roop
Herbert Hoover
Pan American Airways
Tulsa man sues over wrongful armed robbery charges
Albert Mc Donald, jailed on two murder and bomb attack charges against a Tulsa judge, files a 160000 suit claiming humiliation and loss of reputation from being wrongfully charged in a 1970 armed supermarket robbery in Tulsa.
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Tulsa (Ap
Albert McDonald
Tulsa
Prehistoric Knowledge of Animal Glue Likely Known
Sentences suggest that prehistoric people may have known animal glue made from hides hooves and bones. The fragment notes this adhesive origin and links it to ancient humans.
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