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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1971

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Miss America Phyllis George Defends Liberation Views In Lawton

Lovely Miss America Phyllis George of Denton Texas addresses critics during a Lawton appearance at McMahon Auditorium. She defends being a woman and discusses marriage career and equality while planning a USO tour and an April 6 Johnny Carson appearance.

Lawton Nixon Lawtonian Johnny Carson George Coreta Banks

Rubella Clinics Set At Schools

A series of rubella immunization clinics will be held Monday through Wednesday in city and county schools to vaccinate grade school children through the sixth grade and pre schoolers. A 50 cent donation is requested. permission forms go home with pupils. Children with certain medical exclusions should not receive the vaccine. Last year recipients need not repeat.

Comanche County Wes McKinzey McKinzey

Senate OKs 18 voting age amendment amid kidnapping case

The Oklahoma Senate backed a constitutional amendment to allow 18yearolds to vote, sending the measure to the House. In Memphis and Macon, two youths were abducted for nude photos ransom. one boy 11 was held 20 hours and another 13 was released after the ransom threat was publicized. No arrests reported.

Michael J. Register Macon Richard E. Batey Memphis Tenn P. F. Register Michael Batey Boy Boy Academy of Arts Oklahoma City Oklahoma Senate U.S House Congress Senate Rex Privett U.S. Supreme Court Oklahoma Bryce Baggett

Warmer Weather Returns to Lawton Area

Dry conditions expected with near eighty degree highs in Lawton as warm air returns. Brisk winds accompany the warmth with increasing cloudiness by Saturday and no rainfall forecast.

Lawton

Calley Judge To Ask Why No Verdict Yet

Lt William Calleys My Lai murder trial jurors entered the tenth day of deliberations without signs of a decision The judge would request reasons if no verdict by Monday The six jurors continued mapping the village scene using a plastic map overlay and colored pencils as witnesses were cited for testimony

Benning, Ga William Calley Maranthon My Lai Calley Vetnamese

Nixon weighs wage and price control in construction

President Nixon was reportedly weighing an order to curb wages and prices in the construction industry. The AFL-CIO and Teamsters Union announced a pact on farmworker jurisdiction ending the nationwide lettuce boycott led by Cesar Chavez's United Farm Workers.

Washington Nixon Afl-Cio Teamsters Union United Farm Workers Organizing Committee Cesar Chavez

North Vietnamese Move Long Range Guns Into DMZ

U S military sources say North Vietnam moved long range artillery into the northern DMZ for the first time as activity rises by about 30 percent. Saigon reports fresh battalions flown to the northern front and over 2 000 Saigon troops in Quang Tri. Reinforcements from Laotian campaign units are being reorganized for combat.

Dmz U.S Saigon Tran van An Quang Tri South Vietnam North Viet

Curfew Violators To Be Shot In East Pakistan

United News of India dispatch from Assam reports fierce fighting in Dacca and Chittagong with heavy casualties after Awami League supporters captured a radio station. Radio Pakistan cites alarm over law and order as army moves.

United News of India Assam Dacca Awami League Chittagong East Pakistan

Nixon Critics Pleased With Mideast Statement

Senate critics of Nixon policy praise Secretary Rogers for saying the United States will not impose settlement terms on Israel. Sen. Henry M. Jackson and Sen. Jacob Javits say Rogers clarified U S positions and there is a more favorable atmosphere. Jackson warns against a joint U S Soviet peacekeeping force, preferring direct Israeli Egyptian negotiations without a third party.

Senate Nixon Middle East William P. Rogers United States Israel Henry M. Jackson D-Wash Jacob K. Javits Jackson Criti Cized Rogers Javits U.S Ped Egypt United Nations Gunnar Jarring

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