Ramsey Clark Attacks Travel Ban Proposal in Congress
Ramsey Clark denounces a travel ban bill as unconstitutional and dangerous to free speech. He argues travel is essential and warns the measure would let the president choose who may travel, citing Nixon era limits and possible censorship of dissenting voices. Clark urges broader travel to reveal truths behind Vietnam war.
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Clark
House Internal Security Committee
America
Hanoi
Jane Fonda
Nixon
Billy Graham
North Vietnam
U.S
My Lai
Anthony Lewis
New York Times
Richard Dudmans
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
John Harts
CBS
Pentagon
Thal
Daniel Ellsberg
Richard H. Ichord
D-Mo
Lawton Highlights From The Week In 1963
Mayor Wayne Gilley leads dedication of Lawton City Hall as officials attend. Janelle Landrum named Miss Lawton of 1963. Ray Zachary delivers first wheat to Walters Cooperative. Mrs. Ralph A Pavillard wins $150 diamond ring in Garbers count the diamonds contest. Charlton Heston stars in Pony Express at the Dome Theater. Phil Clark elected Lawton Junior High School student council president. Mrs. Warren Boyd returns from Neosho Missouri. Roy A Parkinson named to Comanche County War Rationing Board fire panel. Jacqueline Ann Cooper celebrated by her parents.
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Wayne Gilley
Lawton
Janelle Landrum
Ray Zachary
Walters
Ralph A. Pavillard
Garber
Charlton Heston
Buffalo Bill Cody
Dome Theater
Phil Clark
Lawton Junior High School
Warren Boyd
Neosho
Roy A. Parkinson
Comanche County War Rationing Board
Jack Cooper
Jacqueline Ann
Florida minister jailed in Oklahoma on child lewd proposal charge
Rev. Herman Keck Jr., 48, a self ordained Florida minister, was re arrested in Tulsa County on a Florida charge of making lewd and indecent proposals to a child under 14. He had been freed on a 2500 bond earlier and faced an extradition hearing set for June 8. Keck had sold doctor of divinity degrees at a closed Fort Lauderdale college.
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Tulsa, Okla
Florida
Tulsa
Herman Keck Jr
Keck
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Oklahoma
Florida State Christian College
Florida State Attorney's Office
Manager Quits London Symphony to lead New York Philharmonic
Harold Lawrence, American and first to head a British orchestra, resigns after this season as general manager of the London Symphony Orchestra. He will assume management of the New York Philharmonic. Lawrence, a native New Yorker, has led the LSO since 1967 and driven its international tours.
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London
Harold Lawrence
London Symphony Orchestra
New York Philharmonic
Lawrence
New Yorker
Lobster Egg Laying and Larval Survival Rates
A female lobster can lay up to 124000 eggs annually but at least 99 percent of the larvae are eaten by fish and by other larvae shortly after hatching.
Metropolitan Areas Gain Area At Rate Similar To Boston Each Year
Urban regions in the United States are growing by about 1,000 square miles annually, a pace comparable to adding a city the size of Boston or Washington D C each year.
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United States
Boston
Washington, D.C
Lively Arts Preview In Lawton Constitution May 11 1973
The Lawton Constitution invites readers to check the Sunday Lively Arts section for entertainment news and features for May 13, 1973, highlighting happenings around town and in the arts scene.
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Lawton Constitution
Lively Arts
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