Hebert to Speak at Altus Chamber Banquet
Congressman F Edward Hebert of Louisiana appears as featured speaker at Altus Chamber of Commerce banquet, with Congressman Tom Steed and other officials attending. The event marks Altus Air Force Base 30th anniversary and will be held in the Altus High School cafeteria with a base tour possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Gee Altus
Lawton Chamber of Commerce
Altus Chamber of Comerce
F. Edward Hebert
House Armed Services Committee
Hebert
D-La
Tom Steed
Oklahoma
Lawton Group
E. G. Jones
Don Bentley
Everett Hahney
Ralph Saenz
Ross Porter
Jerry Mustain
Jack Wolfson
Howard Smith
Ed Dewey
Jack Carter
Guy Able
Milo Gordon
Cliff Webb
Jim Noury
Altus High School
Altus Air Force Base
New Orleans
Steed
John R. Blandford
Herschal Crow
Altus
al Terris
Lawton
Gilmer Capps
Snyder
Howard Cotner
Bob Harper
Frederick
Carl Robinson
Hollis
Victor Wickersham
Mangum
Lee Rogers
Lockheed- Georgia Company
Dan Mulroney
Fort Worth
Russell F. Dougherty
Barksdale Air Force Base
Gilbert L. Curtis
Scott Air Force Base
Ill
Wiliam B. Campbell
Dallas
Tex
Howard W. Moore
George M. Wentsch
Lawrence S. Glass
John H. Moore Jr
John S. Moffatt
County heroin suspect nabbed in Pennsylvania arrest
John David Freed, 23, wanted in Comanche County on two heroin sale counts and one MOA stimulant sale count, arrested in Lewistown Pa by Mifflin County Sheriff H Fred Foster. Bond set at 16000. Ex tradition proceedings anticipated. Alleged heroin sales on May 4 and May 13 1971 at 1616 N 17th, MOA sale on May 25 1971 near a bar on 300 block of C. Freed was with Fort Sill Service Battery 2nd Battalion 36th Artillery.
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John David Freed
Comanche County
Pennsylvania
Vernon Field
Field
Freed
MDA
Fort Sill
36Th Artillery
Cub Scout Pack 183 Holds Annual Model Races Tournament
The Cub Scout Pack 183 meeting at Geronimo Road Elementary featured a model races tour nament with finishers Danny Thompson first Gregg Miller second and James Rubin third. Awards included Bobcat badges for Andrew Mester Sam Addison Joe Hudgin Grego Miller Edward Chapman Jesse Lee John Wilkinson.
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Cub Scout Pack
Geronimo Road
Danny Thompson
Gregg Miller
James Rubin
Andrew Mester
Sam Addison
Joe Hudgin
Grego Miller
Edward Chap Man
Jesse Lee
John Wilkinson
Wolf Carl Miller
Tim Johnson
David Whisenhunt
Michael Dombrowski
Roger Booth
Richard Ellison
Arrow Point
Frank Fortuno
Johnny Pullin
Tom Defer
Jimmy Bell
Jon Nigh
Merk Allen
Denner Bors
Bryan Suchorette
Brad Mummery
Scott Kosoid
Cor! Miller
Doniel Holland
David Peters
Donald Petes
Wedelos
Roger Wedeios
Dave Wallace
Danny Spoulding
Larry Torgow
Gary Howell
Jim Mirande
Donald Williams
Mark Mitchell
Norris Smith
al Mirande
Joneathon Kossner
Cub Scout
Pioneer Park
James Ellsworth
Webelos Rank
Tony Rowland
Robert Waddie
Donald Miller
Bobcet Coward
Ronnie Herris
Enson Lopez
Michael House
Kurt Hosier
Oward
Dodge
Allen Kelle
Chris Heber
Mark Meathew
George Mitchell Jr
Roy Burnett
Dodges
James Burton
Ellis Fernandez
Webelos Aword
Thommy Thompson
Bobdcot
Aword
Ernie Thorpe
Dodoc
Chris Herber
Elton Doone
Merk Herber
Cord
Claremore Seeks President for Clarence Junior College
Claremore Oklahoma AP Regents offered the Clarence Junior College presidency to Dr. Richard Mosier president of Colby Community College in Kansas. Mosier indicated interest but must confer with his current administration before accepting. The post followed a faculty no confidence vote leading to a two month search of 50 applicants.
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Claremore
Okla
Kansas
Clarence Junior College
CJC
Richard Mosier
Colby
Kan
Mosier
Denver
Bob Lemegacher
Regents
Lemeacher
Col
John Horne
Colby Community College
Dodge City
Britain Leads World in Building Racing Cars
Britain builds more racing and sports cars than any other nation, reflecting a strong automotive engineering sector and export influence across international motorsport markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Country
Senior Citizens Told More U S Aid On Way
Dr. Bruce C. Carter addressed about 150 Pleasant Valley senior citizens at a weekly luncheon. He cited aging trends and projected federal aid under House Resolution One, including potential increases in social security and widows benefits. He urged continued activity and honest living to stay young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Bruce C. Carter
Carter
Pleasant Valley
United States
Dr. Carter
America
Oklahoma
Lawton
Don Whitaker
John Roy Harris
First Baptist Church
Third Class Mail Rates Increase Across Bulk and Single Pieces
Washington AP reports a March 12 rise in third class mail rates with a new five cent minimum per piece for advertising circulars. Regular bulk circulars rise to 28 cents per pound or five cents per piece, whichever is higher, and books and catalogs to 21 cents per pound with a five cent minimum. Single piece third class rates grow by one to nine cents for pieces over three ounces, excluding nonprofit bulk rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Postal Service
Mayes County Residents Seek Grand Jury Probe
About 365 Mayes County residents request a grand jury investigation into alleged corruption in the district court. They urge the state attorney general to assist, and the petition was filed Wednesday with the court clerk.
State Hospital Director Dies in Oklahoma
Bedford E. Peterson, 61, superintendent of Eastern State Hospital, died of an apparent heart attack in Vinita Oklahoma on Wednesday night. Born in Tennessee, he led the Vinita hospital since 1964 after previously heading Knoxville Eastern State Hospital. Services are pending.
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Vinita, Okla
Bedford E. Peterson
Eastern State Hospital
Tennessee
Peterson
Knoxville Eastern State Hospital
Dieters Favor Yogurt For Low Calorie Nutrition
Dieters prefer yogurt for its low calories while preserving the vitamin protein and mineral content of pasteurized milk.
Hassan Wins Victory In Constitution Vote In Morocco
King Hassan II secured approval for a new constitution in a national referendum denounced by the opposition as a joke. Official tallies show 98.7 percent yes among 444,969 votes with 55,785 no, amid 92.9 percent turnout of 4.8 million registered voters and notably low city participation.
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Rabat
Morocco
Hassan II
Hassan
Interior Ministry
Meknes
Nixon Daughters Invited To China
President Nixon’s two daughters Tricia Cox and Julie Eisenhower along with their husbands were invited to visit China by Premier Chou En-lai. Tricia said the invitation came after Nixon resettled from Beijing trip and no travel date was set. The disclosure was at a White House reception for Republican leaders.
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Washington
Nixon
China
Tricia Cox
White House
Chou En-lai
Peking
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Orleans
Rep
Edward Hebert
Claremore School
Mayes
Frankfurter
Skinner
Mother Nature
Grocer
Qsteitta
Anderson Clayton Foods
Clinton
Iowa
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