Worms Show Conditioning In Psychology Class At Southwestern
Advanced Psychology of Learning course at Southwestern State College Weatherford covers conditioning in animals and humans. Dr Blagowsky demonstrates worm right turn food reward and shock left turn, plus dogs trained to locate tanks using explosives. Dr Ruby Drinkwater warns education takes years despite quick training and extols a strict, multi role teacher approach.
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Southwestern State College
Weatherford
Blagowsky
Joe Russell
Lawton High School
Southwestern
Ruby Drinkwater
Health Warning Required on All Cigarette Ads
The FTC rules six months for U S tobacco firms to sign a binding consent urging a clear warning in ads that cigarette smoking is dangerous. The ruling targets print ads while radio and TV bans remain in effect since January.
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Washington
Federal Trade Eatsion
FTC
Bureau of Consumer Protection
Liggett and Myers
Brown and Williamson
R.J. Reynolds
P. Lorillard
Philip Morris
Thain
Surgeon General
Congress
Murder Charge Still Stands
OKLAHOMA CITY AP A murder charge against a 24 year old Black man for the death of a white policeman remains. Witnesses near the June 14 shooting said they heard three shots and saw Patrolman Michael Ratikan fall, but did not see Jerry Fowler fire the fatal shot. Fowler's attorney sought dismissal or reduction to manslaughter and won a postponement to present a defense witness next week.
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Oklahoma City
Michael Ratikan
Jerry Fowler
Fowler
Stephen Jones
Oklahoma Civil Liberties Union
J. Wee Ee
Jones
Stock Mart Prices Take Sudden Slump
New York stocks fell in slow trading as jobs data showed unemployment dropping to 5.6 percent in June. The noon Dow lost 3.65 to 889.38 amid mixed NYSE results and concerns over higher rates, strikes, and a possible steel walkout while RCA slid and trading paused briefly.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Labor Department
Official Predicts Big State Savings
A federal welfare official forecasts Oklahoma could save 35 to 50 million dollars in 1973 under Nixon welfare reform. Joe B. Parks of HEW spoke to the Pentecostal Church of God in America in Tulsa, praising the church for being in touch with affected peoples and labor dignity.
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Tulsa
Okla
Nixon
Oklahoma
Joe B. Parks
Parks
The
Pentecostal Church of God In America, Inc
Cameron Library Grant Approved
A U S grant of $15889 was awarded Cameron Library under a program with only about one in three colleges receiving grants this year.
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Cameron Library
U.S
Quietest Place Named in Murray Hill Laboratory
A 35 by 28 foot dead room in the Sa ea oe tory at Murray Hill New Jersey is described as the world quietest place. The space eliminates about 99.88 percent of reflected sound aiding acoustic research.
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Murray Hill
N. J
Elevation in Rockies Shifts Spring and Fall Dates
For every 100 feet rise in elevation in the Rocky Mountains spring shifts one day later and fall shifts one day earlier, illustrating how altitude alters seasonal timing.
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Rocky Mountains
Man faces federal and state charges after double court appearance
A 39-year-old Lawton man, John Robert Smith Sr., was taken between the Federal Building and the Comanche County Courthouse on two charges. He posted a 10 000 bond in federal court for selling a 45 caliber machine gun and carrying a concealed weapon after a felony, and 1 500 in district court for possession of marijuana. Preliminary hearings set for July 12 in federal court and July 28 in district court. Arrest followed ATF agent discovery of marijuana cigarettes and a green substance in the car trunk.
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Federal
Comanche County
Lawton
U.S
Rex Givens
John Robert Smith Sr
Ash
Smith
John Taylor
Federal District Court
Oklahoma City
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Division
Internal Revenue Service
Police Investigating Rape Case in Lawton Downtown
Lawton police reported a rape case after a woman said two men followed her home Wednesday night, kicked in her door, and stayed in her apartment for hours to hinder reporting. The attack occurred in the downtown business district, with the woman confirming the circumstances to authorities.
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Lawton
Williams
Colonel Sliva Takes Command of ATC Training Battalion
Lt. Col. Norman E. Sliva assumed command this morning of the 1st Training Battalion of ATC's 1st Training Battalion, charged with training cannoneers for field artillery. Sliva most recently served as.
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Norman E. Sliva
ATC
Sliva
Four Die in Separate Oklahoma Traffic Crashes
An Anadarko couple died and four others were critically injured when two cars and a truck collided at a Weatherford construction site on Interstate 40. A Pawnee teen and an Arkansan died in other crashes, raising July’s toll. victims include Vincent B. Shaffer and Fern Shaffer of Anadarko, Al Tomps of Morrison, and Dr. James H. Willis of Little Rock.
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Associated Press
Weatherford
Highway Patrol
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Vincent B. Shaffer
Anadarko
Fern Shaffer
al Tomps
Morrison
James H. Willis
Little Rock
Ark
Shaffer
Jane
Tomps
Pawnee
Will Rogers Turnpike
Vinita
Grant Boosts Lawton Multi-Purpose Center Funding
Congressman Steed announced a 35000 grant increase to Lawton to support a 19650 square foot multi purpose center in the Model Cities area. Combined with 30000 from McMahon Foundation and an initial 500000, bids exceeded by about 46000, delaying full construction. Center to serve about 14900 low and moderate income residents.
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Tom Steed
Lawton
Model Cities
McMahon Foundation
Shirl Butler
Butler
Ing
11Th and
12Th Streets
Washington and Jefferson Avenues
Kennedy Seeks Oklahoma Support for Harris Presidential Bid
Oklahoma party leaders show strong backing for Sen. Harris if he runs for president. State Chairman J C Kennedy reports 59 of 62 central committee members favor a Harris bid. Other allies include National Committeeman J C Cobb and Committeewoman Daphine Shear. Gov. David Hall expected to back Harris.
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Oklahoma City
Fred R. Harris
Democratic Party
J. C. Kennedy
Central Committee
Sen
Harris
Kennedy
United States
J.C. Cobb
Tishomingo
Daphine Shear
Duncan
David Hall
Funeral Rites Pending for George J. Zimmer 61
George J. Zimmer 61 of 1007 Gore Blvd died Thursday evening in a Oklahoma City VA Hospital. Born February 24 1916 in Evanston Illinois he moved to Lawton Oklahoma in 1947 and operated Southwest Army Store. A World War II veteran he served in Ascension Island with the American Theater and was discharged October 14 1945. He is survived by his wife Elsie Amelia Toegel a brother Leo of Chicago two sisters Grace Sperling Cary Illinois and Betty Batzlaff Chicago. He was a member of Lawton Elks Lodge VFW Post 1193 and the Catholic Church. He formerly belonged to the American Business Club and American Legion. Funeral arrangements are pending at Becker Funeral Home.
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Becker Funeral
George J. Zimmer
Gore Blvd
Oklahoma City
Evanston
Watertown
S.C
Illinois
Lawton
Southwest Army
Pamso
Chicago
Ascension Island
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Elsie Amelia Toegel
Oak Park, Ill
Lawton Elks Lodge
VFW
Catholic Church
American Business Club
American Legion
Leo
Grace Sperling
Cary
Ill
Betty Batzlaff
Fire damages motel unit in clothes pile near furnace pilot
Fire capt. Dick Tannery reports a blaze confined to one room at a motel. The fire is believed to have started in a pile of clothes near a furnace pilot light.
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