Rogers To Brief Senate On Middle East Policies
Secretary of State William P. Rogers will brief the Senate on Nixon era Middle East policy after meetings with Egypt’s Ashraf Ghorbal and prior talks with Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban. Mansfield notes it may be first such session since World War II. The discussion covers potential force, security guarantees, and the 1967 boundaries amid Arab-Israeli disputes.
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Ghorbal
Abba Eban
Israel
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Gunnar Jarring
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Golda Meir
Sharm Trance
Gulf of Aqaba
Elat
Oklahoma City Governor Boots State Highway Board
Governor Hall removes public works chief Cook from the Oklahoma Highway Commission amid tenure and make up disagreements. The shakeup leaves one holdover and installs D. K. Swan, B. L. Klutts, Gene Rainbolt, C. Hubert Grage, Charles Payne, Robert Kerr, and William Bell as new members with Payne named chairman and Swon secretary.
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Poteau
G. E. “Gene” Rain
Detention Camp Fight Heats Up in U S House Panels
In Washington a split develops between House panels over the 1950 Emergency Detention Act allowing detention of alleged subversives during national emergencies. Critics warn it could target Blacks and antiwar protesters, citing WWII Japanese American internments.
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Fire reports list multiple locations in Lawton area
Fire department logs record several incidents with times and locations including 170 Cederwood Drive 212 Overtend Gries 2908 Coche Road and 21S Coche noted as fires or related emergencies reported around early evening. Names and exact details are partially garbled but indicate multiple calls to the Lawton Fire Department for residential and roadside blazes.
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Mr Polfard
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Coche
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Archery lanes automated to return arrows in practice range
Archery facilities deploy automated lane returns to retrieve arrows for each shooter. The system speeds up sessions and reduces manual handling, improving safety and efficiency for range users.
Tourism topic to be discussed at Friday Chamber lunch
The Oklahoma Chamber of Commerce noon luncheon at the Hotel Lawtonian will focus on the state's tourist industry. Speaker Paul Czarniecki, tourism development agent with OSU extension and the Oklahoma IDD, will discuss prospects. Public invited with a $2.25 charge.
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Czarnecki
Oklahoma State University Extension Service
Oklahoma Industrial Development Department
University of Wisconsin
Cameron Rodeo Announces April Event Details
The second annual Cameron rodeo is set for April with final day activities. Contestants may enter by contacting Mrs. Harrel Smith in Lawton. Clowns slated for the show are Charles Gent and Raymond Griffin. Advance tickets cost $1 for adults and $0.50 for children.
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Raymond Griffin
Youth Injured After Fall From Horse in Oklahoma City
A nine year old boy from Oklahoma City named Beckia Beabene Meers, son of Mr and Mrs C W Litchfield, fell from a horse and was treated at Memorial Hospital. Patrol Trooper Jim Jaicomo transported the party to Lawton after the incident at the Oklahoma 49 58 junction. He regained consciousness soon after reaching the ER.
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Warren Litchfield
C. W. Litchfield
Memorial Hospital
Jim Jaicomo
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Oklahoma 58
Jaicomo
Lawton
Young Litchfield
Stock Market Slump Deepens Amid Profit Taking
The stock market entered a fifth straight session in heavy activity with the Dow Jones average down 4.04 to 895.33 at noon. Analysts cited a drop below 900 yesterday for the first time since March 12 and noted continued profits taking as the economy’s slow recovery dampens sentiment. The decline hit many sectors while Boeing and other big names showed notable losses. Oklahoma farm prices and cattle bids also reflected active trading with varied gains and losses across grains, hogs, and livestock.
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