Harrisburg Berrigan Trial Fails to Ignite Political Forum
In Harrisburg, a planned antiwar counter trial and panel series around the Berrigan defendants drew sparse crowds and little media notice. Organizers hoped to turn the case into a national forum, but press coverage focused on courtroom proceedings, while demonstrations and pilgrimages were planned to boost visibility.
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Berrigan
Moeviia
Harrisburg
Indochina
Vince Klingler
America
Klingler
Laos
Howard Zinn
Richard Falk
Michael Ferber
Car Hits Kills Refuge Steer at Wichita Mountains Refuge
A two year old Longhorn steer was struck and killed on a scenic highway inside the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. Patrick J. Wlazlinski 19 was driving within the speed limit when the steer jumped in front of his 1971 automobile near Panther Creek. Damage to the car was reported between 400 and 500 dollars. No injuries to the driver.
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Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Julian Howard
Patrick J. Wlazlinski
Panther Creek
Wlazlinski
Refuge
Four Die In Oklahoma Traffic Crashes Sunday
Four persons died in Oklahoma traffic accidents Sunday. Bruce Neufeld and Sally Ann Clifford, both 20s, died in a near head on collision on Fairview main street. Lorene Moelling and Edith Colbert perished in separate crashes on I 40 west of El Reno and on Oklahoma 3 north of Ada. Walter Davis of Catoosa died from injuries after a crash east of Catoosa.
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Oklahoma
Fairview
Highway Patrol
Catoosa
Wagoner
Bruce Neufeld
Sally Ann Clifford
Major County
Elk City
Ada
Lorene Moelling
Interstate 40
el Reno
Edith Colbert
Oklahoma 3
Walter Davis
Swedish Army Officers Visit Fort Sill Display
Swedish Major General Nils Skold head of Sweden Army Materiel Department visited Fort Sill for briefings and a field artillery equipment display. He was joined by Brigadier General Gunner Granander and two other officers during a 28 day U.S. tour, with departure planned for Ft Hood, Texas at 5 p.m.
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Nils Skold
Sweden
Army Materiel Department
Fort Sill
U.S. Army Field Artillery Center
Skold
Gunner Granander
Ft. Hood
Tex
Fort Sill Pvt Lugo Found Dead Outside Barracks
A Fort Sill man Pvt George L Lugo of C Battery Enlisted Student Battalion ATC was found dead outside his barracks on Saturday. The 18 year old from Stryker Ohio is believed to have fallen from the third floor. An autopsy is pending to determine exact cause of death.
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Fort Sill
Pvt
George L. Lugo
C Battery
Artillery Training Center
Stryker
Ohio
Post
Red Horse Symbol in Revelation Tied to Slaughter
The statement links the red horse from the Book of Revelation to slaughter, noting its symbolic meaning within the New Testament text. It reflects traditional apocalyptic imagery where the rider represents bloodshed and war.
Stock Market Action Takes Slight Upturn
NEW YORK AP Blue chip stocks led a quiet market with the noon Dow up 4.22 to 947.10 as analysts note a 2 point gain in Eastman Kodak offset by mixed results across sectors. Banking and industrials show modest gains while rails and utilities edge higher. Oklahoma City grain prices and livestock auctions also listed with regional quotes and upcoming sheep sale.
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New York
Oklahoma City
York Stock Exchange
Dow
Eastman Kodak
Associated Press
Bunker Ramo
Merrill Lynch
Itek Corp
General Electric
Comsat
Cerro Corp
Bankers Trust Co
Forty Yemenis Tricked Fatally Hurt In Mass Casualty Event
In Beirut the Saudi news agency said forty Front for the Liberation of Occupied South Yemen leaders plus others were fatally harmed after being lured to reconciliation talks in Sheiha. The report cites FLOSY figures led by Abdulla Asnaz and Abdul Kawi Mekkwai.
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Beirut
Lebanon
South Yemen
Aden
Yemen
Front For the Liberation of
FLOSY
Abdulla Asnaz
Abdul Kawi Mekkawi
Front
Britain
People’s Republic of
Marxist
National Liberation Front Party
Asnag
Mekkawi
Tai'z
Tai’z
Sheiha
Minimum coal miner pay in Great Britain set at 49.40 weekly
The report states the minimum wage for coal miners in Great Britain is 49 dollars and 40 cents per week. It outlines the weekly pay floor affecting miners and related labor standards in the industry.
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Great Britain
Public Records list multiple burglary and theft reports
A compilation from the Lowton Police Department cites numerous individuals and businesses reporting burglaries, thefts, vandalism, or break-ins. Names include Deno's Club, Carl Bergman, Richard Bowers, David Lewis, Judy Clinkscoles, Irene Elkins, Barbara Roundtree, and Felix Cortez among others with addresses and incident types across residences and businesses.
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Lowton
Deno's Club
Carl Bergman
Richard Bowers
David Lewis
R. K. Hooper
Taylor
Curtis Hogue
von Galism
Deneil Knotts
Fiore Word
Summit
van Gelism
Judy Clinkscoles
Sedolie
Irene Elkins
Cheyenne
Clarence J. Scott
SOS
Jackie Greer
Arlington
George Cornwell
Southside Baptist Church
0Th
Magnolia
Georgia
Little
S. 12Th
Fire Department Logs Report Multiple Incidents
Lewton Fire Department records show a Sunday 133 percent times at 3th and Rogers Lane for a gross fire and a Monday 6 57 am entry at 916 G for a resuscitator, plus an 11 05 p m smoke investigation at 32D.
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Lewton
3Th
Rogers Lane
Gross
Death notices for Willie Clinton Stephens and son Andy
Services for Willie Clinton Stephens and his son Andy, both killed in a family fire near Ryan, will be held at 2 pm Tuesday at First United Methodist Church. Burial follows in Ryan Cemetery. Survivors include wife Gladys, daughters Sandy and Deborah, and sons Doug and Max, with other relatives.
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Ryan
Willie Clinton
Bill) Stephens
Andy
Here
First United Methodist Church
W. D. Milburn
J. Don Newman
Primitive Baptist Church
Duncan
Grantham Funeral Home
Mr. Stephens
Hastings
Halliburton Services Co
Waurika High School
Gladys Stephens
Sandy
Deborah
Dodge City
Kan
Doug
Max
Dallas
Tex
Fleetwood Stephens
Obituary for Hugh Corcoran Fletcher in Oklahoma
Hugh Corcoran Fletcher 78 died Sunday night in an Oklahoma City hospital. Funeral at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Fletcher First Baptist Church with Rev. Nolan Kerbo and Rev. Guy Swanson officiating. Burial in Fletcher cemetery. Survived by wife Myrtle Arthur and multiple stepchildren and siblings.
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Hugh Corcoran
Oklahoma City
Fletcher First Baptist Church
Nolan Kerbo
Rush Springs First Baptist Church
Guy Swanson
Fletcher Cemetery
Robbins Funeral Home
Mr. Corcoran
Valley View
Tex
Granite, Snyder
Sterling
Marlow
Fletcher Area
Spartan Aircraft
Fort Sill
First Baptist Church
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lawton
Myrtle Arthur
Quilda Green
Marietta
Cecile Sharum
Esther Baker
Bethany
Jean Hall
Tulsa
Jack Arthur
Lampasses
Adrian Arthur
Alma Sims
San Antonio
Anna Thedford
Muleshoe
Mack
Taft
Ben
Bill
Cookout Blamed In Refuge Fire At Wichita Mountains
A half acre of grass burned near Rush Lake in the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge when a visitor allegedly cooked steaks on a charcoal grill and abandoned it as the fire started. The area is bordered by roads and firefighters quickly controlled the blaze. An abandoned grill and steaks were found at the scene. Fire rules permit fires only in campground grates.
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Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Julian Howard
Rush Lake
Howard
Lawton School Nutrition Workshop Starts March 23
A nutrition workshop for Lawton Public School teachers begins March 23 in the Lawton High School cafeteria. Eight Thursday sessions run 3:30 to 5:30 pm through May 18. Open to the public with no charge, led by Mabel Bizzle and featured speakers from OSU Extension, Cameron College, and state education.
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Lawton
Earl Curtis
Curtis
Dorothy Tate
Oklahoma State University
Sion Service
Stillwater
Grace Githens
Cameron College
Ther
June Burkett
State Department of Agriculture
Dallas
Tex
Marthelle Merritt
Cameron
Treasia Layton
Comanche County
Kenna Scott
Mabel Bizzle
State Department of Education
Vo-Tech Students Shine At VICA Career Day Here
Great Plains Area Vo-Tech students won numerous awards at the third annual Southwest District VICA Career Day held Friday at Cameron College. About 300 students from 22 schools competed, with Reta Burch of Lawton High elected district president and first in public speaking, Connie Boettcher named district treasurer, and multiple students earning medals in electronics auto mechanics and public speaking.
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VICA
Great Plains Area
Vo-Tech
Southwest District Vocational Industrial Clubs of America
Cameron College
Altus
Burns Flat
Caddo- Kiowa
Vo - Tech
Chickasha
Dibble
Duncan
Fox
Hinton
Hobart
Lawton High
Lawton Vo-Tech
Lawton Eisenhower
Lindsay
Lookeba
Reta Burch
Lawton
Fred Burch
1813
Columbia
High Vica
Mike Lovett
Bob Fisher
Gerald Barker
Kent Smith
Conner van Hoy
Dale Ross
Don Hawkins
Area Girl Wins Grand Champion Lamb at State Show
Denise Taliaferro, 13, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Taliaferro east of Lawton, showed the grand champion Hamp shire lamb at the 57th annual Oklahoma City State Livestock Show. The event awarded over $20,000 in prizes. Miss Taliaferro belongs to the Marlow Central 4 H Club and attends Central High School.
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Denise Taliaferro
Paul Taliaferro
Lawton
Hampshire
Taliaferro
Marlow Central
Central High School
Dr George James former NYC health commissioner dies at 36
West Islip New York AP reports Dr George James former New York City health commissioner and leading public health administrator died Sunday at age 36 He was president of the Mount Sinai Medical Center in Manhattan and of the Association of Medical Schools of Greater New York.
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West Islip
N.Y
George James
New York City
James
Mount Sinai Medical Center
Manhattan
Association of Medical Schools of
Greater New York
Patrick H. Keefe, longtime AP Chicago editor, dies at 69
Patrick H. Keefe, 69, a supervising editor in the Chicago bureau of the Associated Press for more than 30 years before his 1967 retirement, died late Saturday. He started at AP as an office boy at 17 and also worked for the Northwest News Bureau and the Duluth News-Sun before returning to AP.
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Chicago
Patrick H. Keefe
Associated Press
Keefe
Old Northwest News
Duluth News-Sun
Journalist John Colburn Becomes Visiting Professor at Northwestern
After four decades in journalism with the Wichita Eagle and Beacon, John H. Colburn shifts to academia as a visiting professor at Northwestern University.
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John H. Colburn
The
Wichita Eagle & Beacon
Northwestern University
Youth Policy Not Changed Yet Comanche County D A Vernon Field
Comanche County District Attorney Vernon Field said his office will continue treating 16 and 17-year-old males arrested for crimes as adults until more information on a 10th Circuit ruling is received. He noted uncertainty about which Oklahoma statute applies and whether the ruling is final. Field said that until then, males over 16 and females over 18 will be filed as adults and prosecuted accordingly.
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Comanche County
Vernon Field
10Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Denver
Colo
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals
10Th Circuit
Field
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