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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1972

Page

2

Regional Weather Summary Oklahoma and Surrounding States

Weather report from the U S Weather Bureau outlines warm humid conditions across Oklahoma zones through Friday. Thunderstorms possible in some areas tonight with variable cloudiness and southeasterly winds. Texas and Arkansas show showers and thundershowers mainly afternoon and evening. temperatures range from upper 60s to mid 90s with high 70s to 99 in higher elevations. Moon phase is new with rise at 10 30 a m Friday and set at 11 07 p m Friday.

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Lawton newspapers publish varied subscription rates

The Lawton Constitution and Lawton Morning Press list monthly carrier and mail rates for Lawton Fort Sill and statewide Oklahoma, with separate prices for Sunday editions and combinations. Rates include 3.25 for Constitution Press and Sunday, 2.25 for Constitution Sunday and Saturday-Press, and 1.75 for Morning Press Sunday outside Lawton Fort Sill, among others.

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Eight Die As North Ireland Turmoil Surges On Glorious Twelfth

In Belfast and surrounding areas gun battles and bombings mark the Glorious Twelfth protests with at least eight dead. IRA leaders demand safe passage and no raids as sectarian violence disrupts the parade environment. Two soldiers die and 11 are wounded in clashes with IRA fighters.

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Two Films to Be Shown at Wichita Mountains Refuge

Wildlife Under the Stars presents Miss Goodall and the Wild Chimpanzees a National Geographic film about chimpanzees. Pioneer Trails a Disney production from Vanishing Prairie will also be shown. The programs start at sundown about 9 pm near the Quanah Parker Community House and are free. blankets and chairs are suggested.

Miss Goodall National Geographic Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge Walt Disney Quanah Parker

Archbishop Bergan Dies at 80 in Omaha Diocese Leader

Archbishop Gerald T. Bergan, 80, head of the Omaha Archdiocese from 1948 to 1969, died on Wednesday. Ordained in 1915 in Rome, he had led Des Moines starting in 1934 before moving to Omaha to succeed James Hugh Ryan. Dr Cyrus E Burford, 95, longtime St Louis University urology director, also died Monday. he led Missouri and American Urology associations.

Gerald Bergan Omaha Neb Gerald T. Bergan Rome Bergan Des Moines Iowa James Hugh Ryan ST. Louis Cyrus E. Burford St. Louis University School of Medicine Burford Missouri Medical Association American Urology Association

State Attorney General to Speak at Cameron College Commencement

Larry Derryberry the state attorney general and Altus native will headline Cameron College summer commencement at 8 p m July 31 in the football stadium on campus. President Don Owen will confer 108 degrees with a reception in Shepler Center after the ceremony.

Larry Derryberry Altus Area Cameron College Don Owen Shepler Center

First U.S. Treasury Notes Issued in 1861 Under Congress Acts

The earliest U.S. paper money were noninterest bearing treasury notes authorized by Congress in 1861, according to Encyclopaedia Britannica.

United States Treasury Encyclopaedia Britannica

RAGS TO RICHES ACAPULCO TOURISM STORY

Acapulco Mexico, once a sleepy fishing village, grew famous after a 1927 highway arrived. Today the city thrives on tourism with most residents dependent on the industry.

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