Gas Ration Increases Spread Across City Stations
Gasoline shortages trigger price hikes and rationing at multiple stations. Operators report up to 20 percent demand rise and discuss potential limits to 10 gallons per customer. Several stations cut hours, some close Sundays, and allocations shift by brand.
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Champlin
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Gulf
Lawton
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City on Wins Point Honors At Sill Show
Sheila Doherty of Lawton won Artillery Hunt Championship riding Donegal Lad at Fort Sill's Rucker Park. Reserve champion is Jim Doherty, Sheila's brother. Other trophies awarded include Stool Memorial, Junior Exhibitor tied, Grand Hunter, and Open Jumper with riders from Fort Sam Houston and Oklahoma City.
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Rucker Park
David E. Ott
Sheila Doherty
Lawton
Donegal
Vincent G. Oberg
Artillery Hunt
Oberg
Stephanie Oberg
Jim Doherty
Sheila
Chris Kolb
Amber Glass
U. S
Flemish Giant Rabbit Noted as Largest Breed
The Flemish giant is described as the largest rabbit breed averaging 14 pounds with some individuals reaching 22 pounds.
Skylab 2 Moves to Launch Pad for July 27 Liftoff
Skylab 2 was moved from an assembly building at 7 a.m. to the launch pad aboard a large tracked transporter for a July 27 Saturn 1B liftoff. The crew Conrad Kerwin and Weitz reported readiness as Mission Control confirmed the move.
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America
Mission Control
Conrad
Earth
Charles Conrad Jr
Joseph P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
Brandt Appeals for European-Mrom Mediterranean Policy
West German Chancellor Brandt urged a balanced Mediterranean policy in a public address to Israeli leaders. He stressed Europe should back a peaceful Mideast solution via direct negotiations and pledged Germany would protect Israel’s right to exist. Meir welcomed the peace focus during a Labor party meeting.
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Middle East
Brandt
Jerusalem
France
Germany
Israel
Mideast
Golda Meir
Labor Party
Turner Ranch founder R. J. Turner remembered in Oklahoma history
R J Turner built the Turner Ranch in southeastern Oklahoma, spanning nearly 10 000 acres across Murray Pontotoc and Johnston counties and housing premier purebred Hereford cattle. He sold the ranch in May 1963 to Winthrop Rockefeller for about 2.5 million dollars. Turner later helped fund Truman's 1948 Labor Day radio campaign and served as Oklahoma governor implementing school consolidation and health center expansion. He grew from a Missouri immigrant family and early work in real estate and oil to wealth before his political career.
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Turner Ranch
Oklahoma
Murray
Pontotoc
Johnston
Turner
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
Winrock Farms
Kansas
United States
Farmers of America
Oklahoma City
F. E. Harper
Harper
Harper-Turner Oil Co
Truman
Cabell Phillips
Thomas E. Dewey
Detroit
Beason Turner
Missouri
Kendrick
Etta Rogers Turner Grimm
Morris Packing Co
Goodyear
Kawabata First Oriental Nobel Prize in Literature 1968
Yasunari Kawabata of Japan became the first Asian author to win the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1968 marking a historic moment for oriental literature and international recognition.
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Yasunari Kawabata
Japan
Graduates Eye Army Careers Amid Draft Uncertainty
Lee and Eisenhower graduates from Lawton express willingness to join the Army if drafted. They cite Lawton's military identity and personal plans, with Jimmy Goodwin intending a military career and Jonas Bitsche noting a personal cutoff date to avoid the draft. Terry Douglas says the end of the draft could improve his future prospects.
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Lawton
Jimmy Goodwin
Eisenhower
Jonas Bitsche
Bitsche
N. 35Th
Terry Douglas
Real Estate Land Offering Notice From HUD Fort Worth Office
HUD Fort Worth briefs developers on land offering methods. J. C. Norman cites about 28 professional mall developers nationwide. LURA contracts officer notes Aug 23 cut off. Interested developers have about ten weeks to prepare and submit proposals.
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HUD
Fort Worth
J. C. Norman
LURA
Vacuum Legs Of A Starfish Hold Powerful Grip
The starfish underside features hundreds of suction cup feet that grip surfaces with strength, able to resist more than 100 pounds for a short period.
Gold Hoards and Ancient Civilizations
The text argues that the total amount of gold hoarded by ancient civilizations was likely not far from the annual output of the Witwatersrand district in South Africa, suggesting limits on historical hoarding scales.
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Witwatersrand
South Africa
Gas Price Hike Drives Compact Car Boom In 1960s Sales
Dealers report strong demand for compact and intermediate models as high gasoline prices shift buyers away from large cars. Some firms still struggle with tight supply and limited factory allocations while luxury and used-car markets show varied responses.
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Eddie Cordes Dodge
Dodge
Warren McCray
Bill Jackson
Howard Smith Ford
Vegas
Jim Recer
Phillips Aubrey Chevrolet
Cletus Hill
Charley Wade
Oldsmobile Inc
Hill
Oldsmobile
Omega
Milo Gordon
Chrysler-Plymouth Inc
Fay Hillis
Clinton-Herring
Lincoln Mercury
Hillis
Cecil Lawson
Buick - Cadillac
Lawson
Jack Vance
Vance Motors
Vance
Fred Wilson
Ramey Auto Sales
Wilson
Trailway Trails Through Appalachian Trail System
Trailway describes America's famed 2015 mile Appalachian Trail crossing 14 states 8 national forests 2 national parks and multiple state preserves, highlighting its vast reach and protected areas along the route.
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America
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