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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1975

Page

12

Refuge Visitor Center Opens Daily at Quanah Parker Center

The Wichita Mountains Refuge announces seven day operations at the Quanah Parker Visitor Center. Open 9 30 a m to 6 p m daily with staff to answer questions. Since opening last fall the center has drawn 17 000 visitors.

Quonah Parker Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge Fort Sill Cannoneer Quanah Parker Visitor Center Wichita Mountains Lake Quanah Parker

Pendulum Swings Boosts Western Comeback Hopes

AP report surveys renewed interest in movie westerns with John Wayne projects Rooster Cogburn Breakheart Pass and Posse cited as signs of a revival. Kirk Douglas credits TV cancelations Gunsmoke ending and star-driven production as Westerns reemerge in theaters.

Bob Thomas Los Angeles John Wayne Brannigan Richard Brooks Rooster Cogburn Katharine Hepburn Tom Gries Charles Bronson Kirk Douglas Paramount Howard Hawks OK Corral Carroll O'Connor United States Senate Douglas Posse Bryna Company Bryna Michael Douglas

Rolling Stones Thrill Baton Rouge After Late Start

The Rolling Stones opened a long awaited tour in Baton Rouge with a two hour show amid a late start and traffic jams. Mick Jagger called the first show of the tour a tense release and promised more energy for the second performance. The band toured with Ron Wood on lead guitar and played to 15 000 at LSU Assembly Center while a loud system and eight ton stage powered the spectacle.

Baton Rouge Mick Jagger Jagger The Stones America Canada Mexico South America Ron Wood Mick Taylor Keith Richard Charlie Watts Bill Wyman Billy Preston Louisiana State University Assembly Center

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