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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1971

Page

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Western Union Walkouts Close Offices Nationwide

In Oklahoma and New York, unions representing about 21 000 Western Union workers walked out after rejecting a 20 percent two year raise. The strike halted domestic telegrams money orders and overseas cables though some local transmissions were completed before the walkout.

Lawton NEW York Western Unitay United Telegraph Workers Communications Workers of America Aflcio UTW CWA New Jersey Federal Communications Commission

Wreck Victims Identified In Roanoke Mountaintop Crash

Rescue teams work to positively identify five World War I ace Audie Murphy and others among three bodies found on a rugged Roanoke mountaintop. State medical examiners expect final IDs by late today or Wednesday.

Roanoke Audie Murphy Roanoke Community Hospital State Medical Examiner

Rain floods Lawton area as Fort Sill drownings reported

Heavy rains pound southwest Oklahoma with 3.75 inches near Elgin and 1.91 inches downtown Lawton. Three drownings occur when a car misses a bridge into Sitting Bear Creek at Fort Sill. Four others injured. 1,000 plus houses lose phone service briefly. Rescue crews and barricades handle widespread flooding.

Fort Sill Kenneth Frazier Lake Ellsworth Oklahoma Sitting Bear Creek Joe Sutherland Oklahoma Weather Modification Inc Lawton Gore Elgin Second

Tornado Watches and Tent Collapse Sweep Oklahoma

A severe storm system produced tornado watches across six southwestern Oklahoma counties and toppled a block long revival tent in Oklahoma City injuring one woman and prompting emergency responses. Power outages, downed lines, and widespread outages were reported across Chickasha and Tulsa area towns as the storm moved through.

Oklahoma City Interstate 35 R. W. Schambach Philadelphia

Sub Surface Water Survey Urged Again

City council considers a no cost re survey by the USGS to assess subsurface water supply and forms a two man panel to study hiring a lobbyist for federal funds. Councilman Woody Wolverton cites talks with USGS Oklahoma head Jim Irwin and OU geology chief Dr. Charles Mankin as supporting an inexpensive re survey.

Woody Wolverton Council U.S. Geological Survey Wolverton U.S. Capitol Jim Irwin USGS Oklahoma Charles Mankin Geological School University of Oklahoma

Junior High Graduation Programs Set for Four Schools

One thousand six hundred two ninth graders from MacArthur Central Eisenhower and Tomlinson junior high schools will graduate in afternoon ceremonies at 1 30 pm Wednesday. Awards for outstanding students include Rotary Band Down town Kiwanis American Legion Citizenship and VFW trophies.

MacArthur Central Eisenhower Tomlinson Claudia Wilson Cristy Limerick Kenneth Bridges Rotary Band American Legion VFW

Cuba to Release Hijacked Pan Am Plane Passengers

The White House says foreign diplomats report Cuba will free the hijacked Pan American Airways plane and all 68 passengers and crew held in Havana since Saturday.

White House Cuba Pan American Airways Havana

High Court invalidates vague loitering ordinance

The Supreme Court rules Cincinnati street loitering laws must be specific to be constitutional and voids a five or more gathering crime on sidewalks. Justice Stewart leads a 5 to 3 decision, citing vague conduct standards and infringement on free assembly. The ruling limits police power to arrest groups deemed annoying.

Ashington Supreme Court Cincinnati Arizona Consid Potter Stewart Stewart High Court

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