Mitchell Praises Police For Stopping The Mob
In Washington DC Attorney General John N. Mitchell hailed police actions that blocked antiwar protesters he likened to Hitler’s Brownshirts. He praised officers for stopping a repressive mob from robbing rights, as the capital faced police action to quell demonstrations.
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San Francisco
John N. Mitchell
Washington
Washington City
Mitchell
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
Germany
Washington, D.C
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Bridge Hand Sparks 12 IMPs in World Championship Play
The North South pair Jim Jacoby and Bobby Wolff led for North America in a World Championship match against Brazil. Five clubs was met with a double from Brazil's East, but South held only one spade and 12 trumps limited danger. The other table mirrored the bidding, producing 550 at one table and 100 at the other for 12 IMPs.
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Brazil
Jim Jacoby
Bobby Wolff
North America
North
South
Bobby East
Bobby
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Governor Lists 5 Death Traps
Governor David Hall identified five state highway locations with high accident rates to be eliminated as death traps during his administration. The projects include a new 24 foot bridge on Oklahoma 11 near Skintook at 250000, Classen Traffic Circle in Oklahoma City for 73000, a wooden bridge on Oklahoma 55 between Sentinel and Rocky in Washita County at 50000, and a new bridge near Honobia on Oklahoma 144 in Pushmataha County at 150000.
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Oklahoma City
David Hall
Bird Creek
Oklahoma 11
Skintook
State Highway Commission
Oklahoma 55
Sentinel
Rocky
Washita County
Honobia
Oklahoma 144
Pushmataha County
War Protests Cost Taxpayers About $3 Million
Washington officials say anti war demonstrations over two weeks cost the District of Columbia about 2.5 million dollars and the U S Park Service more than 500 thousand. Deputy Mayor Graham W Watt says Congress will be asked to cover the bill with most costs for police overtime cleanup jail and court/health work. The Park Service, which oversees federal lands, incurred similar expenses.
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Washington
District of Columbia
U.S. Park Service
Graham W. Watt
Congress
The
Park Service
Rural Water Meeting Set at Comanche County Fairgrounds
A meeting at 7 30 p m today at the Comanche County Fairgrounds invites residents east and southeast of Lawton to discuss obtaining drinking water through the rural water plan sponsored by the Farmers Home Administration.
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Comanche County Fairgrounds
Lawton
Rural Water
Farmers Home Administration
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