Bartlett Warns of Bloodbath If U.S. Forces Leave Vietnam
Oklahoma Governor and U.S. Senate candidate Dewey Bartlett told Downtown Rotary Club members that evacuating American troops from Vietnam could trigger major bloodbaths worldwide. He defended Nixon’s Vietnam policy, praised trips to China and Russia, and urged military and economic strength for negotiations. He spoke on busing, integration, inflation, taxes, physician shortages, crime, and FBI power.
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Lawtonian
Lawton Newspapers Subscription Rates Adapts Prices
The Lawton Constitution and Morning Press publish monthly and yearly rates for in town and out of state subscriptions. Rates vary by combination options including Constitution only Sunday editions and add ons for Saturday and Monday deliveries. Prices shown cover Oklahoma and other states with per copy options.
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Senate Set to Vote on Kleindienst Nomination
The Senate scheduled a late Thursday vote on Rich ard G. Kleindienst to be attorney general after a prolonged delay due to ITT antitrust settlement scrutiny. Support is expected despite opposition from liberal Democrats led by Sen. Fulbright who questioned civil liberties and due process.
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Hall Denies Involvement In Drive Against McGovern
Oklahoma Governor David Hall denies joining any anti McGovern effort linked to a governors conference. His press secretary says Hall has concerns about McGovern's positions but was impressed after a Houston meeting. The governor views McGovern's upcoming Oklahoma City fundraiser as potentially indicating shifts in policy.
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Student Refuses To Be Replaced As Delegate
Ray Pearcy a 19 year old University of Tulsa student says he will not resign from the Democratic National Convention delegationTulsa reports say an effort seek to replace him with a more acceptable delegate to Tulsa blacks Pearcy supported Senator George McGovern in the district convention last Saturday and tied to the student wing of the McGovern movement.
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British Soldier Killed in Northern Ireland Violence
A British soldier died after being shot by rooftop snipers during a foot patrol in Anderstown area Belfast. The death brings the Northern Ireland toll to 357 since 1969 with another trooper killed Tuesday night and ongoing attacks as IRA prisoners are released. Shelled lobster meat has sold recently as high as 12 dollars a pound in New England.
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OEA Supports Fired Claremore Junior College Instructors
The Oklahoma Education Association plans to intervene in two class action suits filed in Rogers County District Court by 14 Claremore Junior College faculty members dismissed from the college. OEA executive secretary Fernan Phillips says attorney Riley Brock will appear before a district court judge to support the dismissed faculty. The college president-designate, Dr Richard Mosier, is accused by the OFA of firing staff without reviewing their qualifications or performance records.
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Water Safety Courses Begin Here June 12 at YMCA
Advanced Red Cross water safety classes start June 12 at the YMCA. Prerequisites include age 14 with a junior or senior lifesaving badge for the aide course and age 17 with a senior lifesaving badge for instructors. Classes run 9 a.m. to noon for one week in Pool No. 1. The courses are free. Call Red Cross Chapter at 355-8180 for details.
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