Reds Blunt Allied Drive Into Eastern Cambodia
U S advisers report Saigon forces halted a major push into eastern Cambodia, wiping out two armored regiments and forcing a defensive stance for three enemy divisions. The operation, led by Gen Do Cao Tri, stalled after his helicopter crash. The drive aimed to cross Highway 7 and link with reinforcements along the Ho Chi Minh trail.
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Cambodia
Saigon
U.S
Highway 7
South Vietnam
Do Cao Tr
Tri
Chup
Indochina
Chhiong
Kratie
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Steed Praises Youth In Talk To Boy Scouts Banquet
Congressman Tom Steed addressed the 50th annual Boy Scout Black Beaver Council banquet in Lawton praising youth as America's greatest asset. He urged talking with youths, not to them, and lauded 14 year old Harry Alan Tahsequah for saving a friend in Faxon. Silver Beaver awards honored several local volunteers and a veteran's award went to Nolen Fuqua for 50 years of service.
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America
Tom Steed
Lawtonian
Boy Scout Black Beaver Council
Steed
Harry Alan Tahsequah
Albert Tahsequah
Chattanooga
Faxon
Barbara Dickerson
Lawton
Black Beaver Council
Dickerson
Floyd W. Kennedy
Joe Joiner
Harrington Wimberly
Duncan
Marion Randall Lewis
Frederick
Nolen Fuqua
Cain
Capitol
Architects Named For Hospital Work
Caudill will sign plans for the Comanche County Memorial Hospital expansion as the board selects James A. Hamilton Associates Inc. as consultant for the proposed 4 million building project. The project includes extensive equipment purchases and furniture bids, with work progress to be studied by hospital trustees and local architects.
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Comanche County Memorial Hospital
Caudill
Houston
James A. Hamilton Associates Inc
Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
John Coffey
Trustee Institute
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Hospital Association
Public Records of Local Vandalism Burglary and Theft Reports
A compilation of residents listing vandalism burglaries and thefts. Names addresses and items stolen or damaged include bicycles tools vehicles and electronics. Incidents span multiple streets with several reports of attempted theft and unpaid bills noted.
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Charles A. Shipp
Atom
Caine’s
2 A
Jake Cox
Mike Estes
Hoover
Jaarve Cathars
Ith
15Th Street
Mia Lee
Dennis L. Eamondson
Clutch
Cute
Daniel M. Ferezon
Eee
Robert S Green
Voeleriono L. Arias
Gauthier
Elm
L. Nickerson
Euclid
Frances Jones
Dennis J. Welch
Felix A. Ee
Elfreco Novarro
Mito Gordon
Cache
Dencid J. Qualls
Oxzman
Sheridan Read
A. Ee
Bu Howell
Howard Smith Ford
Ave
Paul Miller
Charges Filed After Clerk's Office List Of Names
The docket shows multiple individuals charged with traffic offenses including minor traffic violations improper U turn reckless driving open container speeding and failing to submit vehicle for inspection. Names linked to Fort Sill and local addresses appear in the list with associated charges.
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Eest C
Drakes
Jerge Sterning
Bert C. McClung
Claude Ing
James €. Smith
McKinsey
Tftering
John M. Robinson
Fort Sill
Leo Olen
Cherry
Remap Plans Upset Steed in Oklahoma Redistricting
A legislative plan to redraw districts would shed five counties from Steed’s district and absorb a larger portion of Oklahoma County. Steed, who represents military installations and farmland, argues the workload would increase. The proposal would remove Caddo Greer Harmon Kidna and Washita counties and shift lines toward Oklahoma County. Only Pottawatomie Tillman McClain Jackson Comanche and Cleveland would remain in Steed’s district. Steed previously won reelection after a hard fight with Republican James Smith in 1968 and carried the 1970 race.
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Oklahoma County
Steed
Oklahoma
Caddo
Greer
Harmon
Kidna
Washita
James Smith
Lawton Hospital Births and Admissions Noted
Birth: Memorial to Darwin Hannabass at Cache born May 11 at 5 42 p m weight 7 pounds 13 ounces. Numerous admissions and dismissals listed from Cache Ada Elgin Cyril Duncan Walters to Fort Sill and Apache with medical and surgical entries including several named individuals and addresses. An Indian baby born May 10 at Walters follows with admissions and medical notes.
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Darwin D. Hannabass
Cache
Henry Calip
Hobart
Sue Capshaw
Altus
Sault Capshaw
Cone
Coat Crest Manor
Mary R
Crestview Drive
Elgin
Bbisch
Lincoln
Timothy Fields
Lake
Pearlie Gibson
Douglas
Chester Henderson
Fort Cobb
Michael Hoggard
Beta
Susan Holden
Fort Sill
Toni Horn
Cheyenne
Miley James
Pollard
Elizabeth Killian
Bell
Marie M. Matthews
Dannie Miller
Cyril
Carolyn Mohr
Oklahoma City
Lucile Plemmons
Route 2
Joe L. Ray
el Reno
Cecil Robinson
Constance Ross
45Th
Lucy Swanner
Pamela Thomas
Bishop Read
Michael D. Turner
Lawton
Fred White
Thomas Wilson
Matthew B. Martinez
Kay Grizzle
Donald McFarland
Larry Ballou
Lizzie Bridwell
Ave
Ada Cancer
Glenn Davis
Joan Fisher
Ferris
Robert Wilkerson
Walters
Jerry Perdasofpy
Apache
Ruby James
Anadarko
Sheila Underwood
Wichita Falls
Samuel Vannoy
Stock market nudges higher amid mixed trading
New York shares held gains as the midday Dow Jones average rose to 936.90, while prices on the New York Stock Exchange showed mixed movement. Oklahoma prices listed cash wheat and barley across several towns, with animals markets in Oklahoma City showing steading to higher cattle and hog values.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
General Foods
Westinghouse Electric
Rome Workers Return To Jobs
Rome's 23,800 striking city employees voted to return to work after 10 days of uncollected garbage. Unions said the walkout highlighted demands for higher pay and faster promotion. Across Italy a 48-hour hotel strike continued, disrupting guests and travel.
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Rome
Italy
City Marshal Homer Fry Fatally Shot in Mansfield
The Mansfield Missouri city marshal Homer Fry aged 44 was fatally wounded early today when he surprised three burglars at a store. He was struck twice by bullets through his patrol car window and died at a Springfield hospital shortly before 5 a.m. A wide manhunt is under way for the suspects.
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Mansfield, Mo
Homer Fry
Mansfield
Highway Patrol
Fry
Springfield
City man faces federal charge in Fort Sill escape
Jerry D. Brock 22 of 1610 C was arrested after aiding three Fort Sill soldiers in an April 16 escape. He was transported to Oklahoma City for a court appearance on a three count indictment under Title 18 U.S. Code Section 3. Bond and trial options discussed. Brock, a native of Wincesses Indiana, was discharged from Fort Sill about four weeks earlier.
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Fort Sill
Jerry D. Brock
Oklahoma City
Brock
Wincesses
Ind
Salvation Army To Host Tours During National Week
Capt Harold Brinson commanding officer of the Salvation Army announced tours of Salvation Army facilities this week for National Salvation Army Week May 10 16. Mayor Don Whitaker is expected to sign a proclamation making Lawton Salvation Army Week. Brinson invites city and county residents to learn about services and programs offered by the agency. It is part of the Lawton Fort Sill United Fund.
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Harold Brinson
Salvation Army
National Salvation Army
Don Whitaker
Lawton
Brinson
Lawton-Fort Sill
Swift the voice expert speeds through traffic by folding bike
Allen Swift known as The man of a thousand voices solves traffic issues in New York with a collapsible bicycle. He says it gets him around faster and notes he recently celebrated his 50,000th commercial.
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New York
Allen Swift
the Man of
Swift
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