Stock Mart Prices Take Uncertain Fall
New York stocks declined in moderately active trading as analysts blamed Vietnam concerns and the threat of a monetary crisis for the drop. The Dow was down 4.44 at 912.25, with Gillette rising 7 percent to 487 and Bausch & Lomb dipping 1.44 to 373. Bids and prices for Occidental Petroleum and major indexes also moved, while Oklahoma City cattle and hogs markets reported varied gains and losses alongside state agri prices for wheat, barley, Milo, alfalfa hay, broilers, and eggs.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Vietnam
Gillette
Bausch & Lomb
Occidental Petroleum
Soviet Union
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Appoints Five to Student Loan Authority
Gov. David Hall named five members to the Oklahoma Student Loan Authority with Elk City Publisher Larry Wade as chairman. The panel aims to coordinate low interest loans for state college students and may issue bonds to back guaranteed loans, expanding aid for the autumn semester.
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Oklahoma City
David Hall
Oklahoma Student Loan Authority
Elk City
Larry Wade
Wade
Roger Johnston
Enid
Ralph Wall
Purcell
Lloyd Stith
Tulsa
Lee Ward
Stillwater
Student
Oklahoma
Hall
Public Records: Complainants List Vandalism Burglary Thefts
Lowton Police reports name numerous complainants and incidents including vandalism at residences and churches, car vandalism, thefts from homes and businesses, and burglaries. Notable entries include Linda Burch burglary of a residence and TG Y reported theft from a store, with others citing thefts of televisions bicycles watches and money orders.
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Lowton
Wilma L. Coldwell
Lincoln
Linda Burch
N. 13Th
Patricia J. Houston
Sterling
Washington
Jimmy Robinson
John Cummings
Ash
Daryel Phillips
North Second
Tg&y
N. Sheridan Road
William Haskins
Kingsbury
Sherry
Apco
S. 11Th
Myriam Reyna
Sharon K. Phelps
William Berryman
Jerry B. Champion
Irwin
Church of God
Summit
Debra Pittman
Andrews
Jiffy Food Store
Cache Road
Cagie’s
Ferris
Arvile Cummings
Sheridan
Cor! Choate
Sante Fe
Auto Arch March
Camden
Auto
Co. W. Lendrick
18Th
Taylor
Northside Baptist Church
Sleepy Music Company
Cor Coody
Gore Blvd
Charges Filed In District Court Clerk Office List
Names appear on charges across minor traffic misdemeanor and felony categories. Notable entries include Willard W. King Fort Sill failing to keep right and Edward W Forrest Apache driving overweight truck. Others include Sonya M Horse Cameron College speeding and Amby Sanchez second degree burglary.
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District Court Clerk
Willard W. King
Jocky T. Akers
Fort Sill
Howard J. Duncan
Bruce W. Collins
Kenneth J. Carlson
Edward W. Forrest
Apache
Billy F. Herndon
Cache
Sonya M. Horse
Cameron College
Charlies E. Mettler
Williams
Leon M. Pavone
Wayne A. Mays
Mark W. Mowery
James L. Tyner
Fire Department reports for Thursday incidents
Lowfon Fire Department details Thursday responses including a car fire on Fort Sill Boulevard near Lincoln at 12:47 p.m. A house fire occurred at 1:50 p.m. at 409 South 13th. A trash fire was reported at 2:43 p.m. on U S 277 at Gate 2. A grass fire occurred at 9:19 a.m. at 52 South 45th.
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Fort Sill Bouleverd
Lincoln
S. 13Th
U.S
Gate 2
S. 45Th
Man Facing Trial On Drug Charges
Ronald A. Lee, 21, of 650 Grand, Lawton, was ordered held for trial on two felony counts of delivering marijuana. The charges stem from alleged marijuana deliveries to undercover police on April 28 and May 5 after a preliminary hearing before Special District Judge Roy Moore.
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Lawton
Special
Roy Moore
Ronald A. Lee
House Education Panel Approves Nixon antibusing Bill
A House Education subcommittee approved Nixon antibusing legislation after removing a $2.5 billion aid package for ghetto schools. The bill now limits court remedies for desegregation, allows busing only above elementary level after other remedies, and lists seven steps before any bus deployment.
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Washington
House
Nixon
Congress
Albert H Quie
R-Minn
Full Education and Labor Committee
Educaton and Labor Committee
Democratic
Quie
Artillery unit phased out at Fort Sill ceremony
The 3rd Battalion, 73rd Field Artillery will be inactivated at 7 30 a m Friday. The 1st Battalion, 18th Field Artillery will be reorganized as a Strategic Army Force unit and become a combat ready 155 mm howitzer battalion. Col. James R. Broome will command.
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73Rd Field Artillery
Fort Sill
18Th Field Artillery
73Rd
U.S. Army Field Artillery School
James R. Broome
How to Win Friends and Influence People Bestseller 1937
The book How to Win Friends and Influence People topped sales charts in 1937 becoming the year’s best selling title. It influenced business and social guidance with practicalprinciples.
Lawton Girl Named Queen of Riding Club Association
Miss Trudy Trieweiler of Lawton was named queen of District Three of the American Association of Sheriff’s Posses and Riding Clubs at the Playdays Awards Banquet held in Lawton High School Cafeteria. Runners up included Miss Lelo Reed and Miss Rhonda McCarter with guests and club officials present.
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Lawton
Queen of Riding Club Association
Trudy Trieweiler
Oliver W. Trieweiler
American Association of Sheriff's Posses
Trieweiler
Lawton Saddle Club
Mike McPherson
Debbie Glen
Dean Newby
Lelo Reed
Bishop Riding Club
Doug Glen
Rhonda McCarter
Cache Eagles
Danny Smith
Elton Hay
Tommy Whitehead
Dee Morgan
Mangum
The
American Association of Sheriff's Posses and
Riding Clubs
Morgan
Hurley McClung
Granite
McClung
High Point
Miss Glen
Hay
Smith
Bobby Glen
Joe Ramsey
Don D. Smith
Airplane Owner Shoots Pilot In In-Flight Incident
TAC airliner from San Andres to Bogota with 50 aboard was seized by owner Benjamin Suarez Zambrano who shot the pilot and wounded copilot Alfonso Ferrer. Ferrer steered for 45 minutes and landed safely at Cartagena despite injuries, while Suarez reportedly faced a nervous breakdown amid economic woes.
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Bogota
Colombia
Alfonso Ferrer
TAC
Caribbean
San Andres
Benjamin Suarez Zambrano
Ferrer
Suarez
Cartagena
Suit Filed Against Anka Over Las Vegas Contract
Entertainer Joey Heatherton filed a $10.12 million suit in Los Angeles alleging Paul Anka forced Caesars Palace to cancel her Las Vegas appearance. Heatherton says Anka told hotel management he would not perform if she shared billing, violating their prior contract.
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Los Angeles
Joey Heatherton
Paul Anka
Las Vegas
Miss Heatherton
Anka
Caesars Palace
Cameron Library Opens New Reading Room on Ground Floor
Cameron College library added a reading and periodical room on the ground floor last month. Lacreta Skrolle notes the space was storage for new acquisitions and is the sole smoking area in the library. The old reading room remains on the second floor, and the library subscribes to over 79 periodicals.
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Cameron College
Lacreta Skrolle
Water-storing Saguaro Cactus Reaches Heavy Capacity
The Saguaro cactus in the American Southwest can hold up to eight tons of water, showcasing remarkable drought resilience and adaptation in desert ecosystems.
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America
Southwest
Cityan Arrested In Knifing Case
A 32 year old Lawton man, Mike Little Chief of 919 S Eighth, was charged in District Court with aggravated assault and battery with a knife. He was arraigned before Judge John Fullerton and requested a jury trial. Bond set at 250 dollars. The assault occurred late Tuesday at a tavern in the 900 block of South Second after Dale Grooms, 1215 G, was treated for a knife wound on the left face at Southwestern Hospital. Grooms said he was tending a horse at Lawton Saddle Club when a man matching Little Chief's description cut him.
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Lawton
Mike Little Chief
S. Eighth
John Fullerton
Fullerton
Little Chief
South Second
Dale Grooms
Southwestern Hospital
Grooms
Sheriff's Deputies
Lawton Saddle Club
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Lowfon Fire Department
Lawton Publishing Co
Third and
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Lawton, Okla
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House Education Panel
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Gore
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Cameron Library
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Lawton Clinic
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Stag Beer
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