Mexico Faces Chinese Ambassador Arrival in Mexico City
Renovations at 69 Campos Eliseos prepare for the new People's Republic of China ambassador. Hsiung Hsiung-Lai is named as ambassador designate with Li Shan-Yi serving as charge d affaires. Officials weigh potential impacts on Mexico’s diplomacy as U.S. ties remain informal.
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Mexico City
Chapultepec Park
Campos Eliseos
People’s Republic of China
Mexico
Peking
U.S
Latin America
Hsiung Hsiung-Lai
Chou En-Lai
Hsiung
London
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Chi Pan- Fei
Shen Chien
Cuba
Li Shan-Yi
Havana
Robert McBride
Washington
Luis Echeverria Alvarez
Eugenio Anguiano Roch
Costa Rica
Anguiano
Leeds
Sussex
England
The
College of Mexico
Oklahoma market prices and livestock summary
State Agriculture reports cash wheat at 1.37 to 1.71 per bushel with Gulf Export at 1.71. Barley ranges 0.90 to 1.40 with several towns listed. Milo quoted 1.85 to 2.26 per hundredweight, alfalfa hay shown for Chickasha Pauls Valley Lamont. Broilers at 154 per pound and eggs with small varied prices. Oklahoma City cattle and hog futures describe modest activity and steady prices for beef cows, canners, cutters, bulls, and hogs with sows steady.
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Keyes
Liberal
Alva
Manchester
Clinton
Geary
Kingfisher
Medford
Okeene
Perryton
Watonga
Weatherford
Afton
Altus
el Reno
Hobart
Yukon
Mangum
Enid
Hillsdale
Temple
Gulf
MILO
Ent
Alfalfa Hay
Chickasha
Pauls Valley
Lamont
Oklahoma City
Massacre Trial Admits Guilty Verdict and Suicide Pact Interlude
The court finds the accused guilty as charged after a lengthy interrogation where Okamoto pressed for execution. Maj. Gen. Zeevi testified he promised a pistol to trigger suicide if a full confession was made, later retracting the promise. The defense sought sanity and military court jurisdiction challenges, but motions were denied.
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Okamoto
Lod
Rehavam Zeevi
Zeevi
Max Kritzman
Kritzman
Gen. Zeevi
Navy F14 faces criticism over rising costs and production delays
Testimony states the F14 can launch up to six missiles rapidly with a Phoenix hitting targets at 76 miles. Critics question the program as costs rise from 11.5 to 16.8 million per aircraft with Sen. Proxmire claiming 20.8 million. Navy plans 313 aircraft but Grumman warns it cannot build 48 more without better terms. Navy maintains existing contract terms and expects performance.
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Pentagon
Navy
William Proxmire
Dwis
Grumman Corp
Fort Sill cash awards reward efficiency gains in June
Cheryl Parker led June award winners at Fort Sill improving Army efficiency with a magnetic tape writer saving 50 percent of editing time. Cecil Lockwood headed the list for a mobile radio setup saving $5,700 in year one. Cash prizes totaled $4,035 with multiple civilian and military employees recognized for ideas cutting costs and labor.
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Cheryl Parker
U.S. Army
Field Artillery School
USAF
Fort Sill
Army
Cecil W. Lockwood
Post Housing Division
Hosea J. Allen
June J. Ringle
Finance and Accounting Center
Two To Attend 4 H Conference At Oklahoma State University
Mrs Weldon Cosgrove Sterling and Mrs David Payette Fletcher are among about 150 4 H adult leaders from across the state attending the fourth annual 4 H Leaders Conference at Oklahoma State University Stillwater July 27 28 Delegates will hear guest speakers and participate in workshops to learn new 4 H trends and ideas New officers for the State 4 H Leaders Council will be elected Delegates will discuss funding an Oklahoma Room at the National 4 H Center in Washington DC
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Weldon Cosgrove
Sterling
David Payette
Fletcher
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater
Oklahoma
Washington, D.C
U.S. Air Strikes Focused on Southern Vietnam
For the fourth day, U S air strikes remained mostly on secondary targets in the southern half of Vietnam. Military sources said weather conditions, including overcast skies and rain, limited operations.
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U.S
Lawton Man Arrested After Disturbance And Shooting
A Lawton man was arrested early today by Lawton police after a disturbance at a south Lawton house. Officers Hensley and Alderson reported a woman stating a man inside had her purse. After warnings and two shots fired, the suspect surrendered with hands in the air and was charged with discharge of firearms within city limits.
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Lawton
Bill Hensley
Nick Alderson
Alderson
P.A
Car Train Crash Injures Three Near Cyril Oklahoma
A Nebraska man, his wife, and their one month old baby were injured when a U-Haul trailer hit a moving train on a rural county road east of Cyril. The driver Jimmy Doiel, 19, and his wife Therese, 17, were in good condition, while the infant remained in critical condition with severe head injuries. The train crew reported no injuries.
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Nebraska
Reynolds Army Hospital
Cyril
Jimmy Doiel
Nebraska City
Neb
Fort Sill
Doiel
Therese
Oklahoma House election challenges outlined for midweek
The article lists multiple election challenges set for Wednesday and Thursday. Richard Felton of Tulsa challenges Republican Michael Fair for House District 100. Tim Rogers of Enid challenges Jack Dilldine. Charles Ford targets Sue B Willson. Lee Cate faces Ellsworth Draper and Joanne Lechleiter. Leland Wolf challenges Republican Terry Moore. Wolfe resides in Noble.
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Richard Felton
Tulsa
Michael Fair
Oklahoma County
Tim Rogers
Enid
Jack Dilldine
Charles Ford
Sue B. Willson
Lee Cate
Ellsworth Duane Draper
Joanne Lechleiter
Leland Wolf
Terry Moore
Wolfe
Noble
McGovern Back Home as 1974 Plans Discussed
Reports from CBS ABC NBC programs show Republicans MacGregor and Dole ready to use the Vietnam War as an issue. Nixon attends church and ocean dip in California as convention fallout continues. Daley may back McGovern, while insurgents seek reconciliation with Daley regulars in Chicago.
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CBS
McGovern
MacGregor
Dole
ABC
NBC
Meet the Press
Sen. McGovern
Paris
California
Nixon
First Christian Church
San Clemente
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Jean Miles Westwood
Salt Lake City
Basil Paterson
Chicago
Richard Daley
Daley
Paterson
William Singer
Chicago Tribune
Police crackdown ends dating racket in Saigon streets
The U S Command reported on police corruption where girls were accused of prostitution and bribes were sought to avoid embarrassment. The Army inspector general intervened after a soldier sought to marry a jailed Vietnamese girl, leading to her release and a warning to patrolmen. Military sources said the racket has virtually ended.
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U.S
U.S. Army
Saigon
Former Cityan Joins Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society
Mrs. Delece Gordon of Oklahoma City and Lawton roots has been elected to the National Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi at the University of Mississippi. The selection honors scholarship character and service. Gordon teaches at Westark College and studied at Texas Oklahoma Michigan and Mississippi universities.
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Delece Gordon
Bryan Griffin
Oklahoma City
Lawton
Phi Kappa Phi
University of Mississippi
Gordon
Westark College
Ft. Smith
Ark
University of Texas
University of Oklahoma
University of Michigan
The Guinea Pig Not a Real Pig From South America
The guinea pig, a South American rodent closely tied to the Davy family, differs from the true pig of the Suidae family. It ranges from Brazil to Bolivia, known as Cavy, spread by 16th century Dutch and English traders to Europe, weighs about 2 pounds, tail-less, sociable, and used in laboratories for heredity studies.
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South America
Brazil
Guiana
Venezuela
Colombia
Bolivia
Europe
Public Records: Lawton Police Reports Complainants List
Public records list complainants from Lawton Police reports. Names and addresses include William Hamlin 1725 S 68th theft of bicycle, Rudy Perez 716 Dearborn theft of camera, Jack Frizzell 4817 Hoover theft, Tommie Brown 1306 N Sird theft of lumber, Raymond Martin Fort Sil larceny, Eugene Milcheski 5212 Liberty assault on a minor, Laird Boyd 62 Arbuckle attempted assault, Flake Uniform Service 515 S Fifth burglary of business, C A Cotter 409 H attempted breaking and entering, Brian McMahon No 15 Village Green theft of front tires, Ronald Attebery 5122 Euclid theft of auto, Jerry Risinger 6725 Compass vandalism to auto, Mattie Page 1115 Monroe vandalism to residence, J H Crosby 1336 Cherry theft of stamp collection, Cleo Borriner 2314 burglary of residence.
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Lawton
William Hamlin
Rudy Perez
Dearborn
Cute
Jack Frizzell
iHoover
Tommie Brown
N. Sird
Raymond Martin
Fort Sil
Eugene Milcheski
Liberty
Laird Boyd
Arbuckle
Flake Uniform Service
S. Fifth
C. A. Cotter
Brian McMahon
Village Green Drive
Ronald Attebery
Euclid
Jerry Risinger
Compass
Mattie Page
Monroe
J. H. Crosby
Cherry
Cleo Borriner
Lawton Teachers Federal Credit Union Wins Thrift Honor
Lawton Teachers Federal Credit Union at 2214 Crosby received the 1972 Thrift Honor Award from the National Credit Union Administration in Washington. The award recognizes top savings growth and active thrift education and services. The credit union, organized in 1958, has assets of $1.129 million with Jean Van Hoover as manager since May 1969 and Elmer Butler, Hoover Elementary School principal, as president.
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Lawton
Lawton Teachers Federal Credit Union
Jean van Hoover
Elmer Butler
Hoover
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Lockwood
Quarters
Jerome F. Ries
7Th Field Artillery Group
THI Corps
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James A. Wells
Tactics Combined Arms Department
TCAD
Usafas
Paul B Fehring
J.C. Neil C. Reynolds
Richard L. Harris Jr
Vern J. Aurentz
Aviation Command
Frances M. Schrader
Fi Rence
FAA
Daniel M. Conner
Services Divison
Jimmy F. McCarley
Directorate of
DEAE
Helen W. Williams
Target Acquisition Department
TAD
Andrew B. Weryovah
Adjutant General Division
Marguerite C. Rogers
J.C. William R. Crabtree
Leroy Jackson
DFAE
Preston D. Ledbetter
RAH
Russell C. Napier
Albert Benoura
Artillery Transport Department
ATD
Robert L. Hadden
Communications Electronics Department
T ED
Joseph W. Estes
17Th Field Artillery
Chance E. Yancey
Doris F. McFarland
Robert W.W. Sorker
DFAF
Marion A. Huntt
Wilbert E. Wiechman
Ira B. Schoonover
Daiji L. Lintner
William F. Lewis
Bettie A. Brenneman
Civilian Personnel Office
CPO
James P. Carson
Donna J. Strance
Directorate of Plans and Training
DPT
George G. Collins
7Th
U.S. Army Training Center, Field Artillery
ATC
Alphonso London
Th Field Artillery
Jo M. Cline
Rex D. Nesmith
Lillian C. Griffin
James A. Kozma
Linda M. Hagler
Kenneth C. Palmer
William T. Hess
Earl W. McCoy
Leonard J. Tellitt Jr
Bobby G. Julian
Joyce Y. Hager
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Hanoi
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Wiest
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Smokey
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