Oklahoma Briefs highlight deaths and accidents across state
Messages from Oklahoma City Tulsa Ada Sallisaw Wapamu cka Tishomingo Ketchum recount a senator’s brother death a price change at Skelly Oil a near miss in Holdenville a laborer’s slaying in Sequoyah County a derailment near Wapanucka a drowning in Blue River and a crash at Grand Lake involving a former gubernatorial aide and his passengers.
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Sallisaw
Sequoyah County
Jenkins
Opie Bandy III
Benton Bandy
Carter Bandy
Jason Bandy
Opie Bandy
University of Tulsa
Calgary
McGovern heads for Cuba to observe Castro era progress
Senator George McGovern flies to Havana to meet Fidel Castro and assess Cuba’s social progress since the revolution. He says the trip is to see for himself and that his visit has no official aim beyond firsthand observation. Secretary Kissinger will discuss lifting OAS trade sanctions with Latin American foreign ministers in Washington.
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Washington
George McGovern
Havana
Fidel Castro
McGovern
Castro
Henry A. Kissinger
Cuba
Organization of American States
Senate
Middle East
Israel
U.S
South Dakota Democrat
Jacob K. Javits
R-N. Y
Claiborne Pell
D-R
Herb Jacobs Shapes Cameron Sports Coverage
Herb Jacobs directs the Cameron sports department overseeing city high school coverage. He edits the Constitution sports section daily and writes a regular column. He also edits the annual Football Preview and maintains the department’s top local teams statistical file.
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Herb Jacobs
Cameron
Constitution
Jacobs
Merger of First‑Class and Air Mail Changes in 13 Cent Rate
The Postal Service seeks a rate rule change to merge air mail with first class, possibly dropping the 13 cent air mail rate. A new schedule may set 13 cents per ounce for domestic letters, with Oct 1 as the earliest possible rate increase if the merger proceeds Aug 1.
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Washington
Postal Service
Postal Rate Commission
Commission
Continental
United States
The
Kissinger Says U S Will Watch Saigon Actions Before Recognizing Regime
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told Barbara Walters on NBC Today that the United States will observe Hanoi's conduct in Saigon before deciding on diplomatic recognition. He cited Cambodia’s turmoil, Watergate’s impact on executive power, and the war powers act as factors shaping U S options and Vietnam policy.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Saigon
Kissinger
Barbara Walters
NBC
Cambodia
Training Classes Scheduled by Crisis Inc in Lawton
Crisis Inc of Lawton announces a quarterly staff and listener training program from 2:30 p.m. to 8:45 p.m. on Tuesday and May 14 at Lawton Public Library. The course trains new volunteers and refreshes current members, required for all joiners since January. speakers include Ina Miller Helen Holliday House director, Frank Tedder Miller Manor director, and K. C. Stadter RN of Comanche County Health Department. New volunteers should call 355-7575 to enroll. Jade appears in over 100 green shades and combines with other colors. black jade also exists.
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Crisis, Inc
Lawton
Lawton Public Library
Crisis
Ina Miller
Helen Holliday
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