Mayaguez crisis escalates as U S forces move in
U S Air Force planes from Thailand ordered to prevent Cambodian efforts to move the Mayaguez. Pentagon says about 1 000 Marines moved to Utapao in Thailand amid Thai objections. Rescue attempts by U S helicopters interrupted by Cambodian fire. reports surface of Caucasians being taken from the Mayaguez. Senate leaders discuss potential use of minimum force to recover the crew.
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Stans Seeks Leniency After Third Nixon Aide Sentence
Stans, a former Nixon Cabinet member and career accountant, was sentenced on five misdemeanor counts for illegal political contributions and reporting violations. He stated he acted in good faith and asked for understanding, while Judge Smith emphasized rehabilitation deterrence protection and punishment as sentencing aims.
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Meeting Slated On Child Abuse in Comanche County
The Child Abuse Council of Comanche County will meet at the Child Guidance Center 1010 Sheridan Road at 7 p.m. Thursday. Speaker Charles Ellenbrook, director of the Comanche County Juvenile Bureau, will discuss child abuse and the law along with Lt. Col. Bill Tatum. Sponsored by the Lawton Jaycees and the Community Action Agency. Public urged to attend. For more information contact Fred Brown at 248-6450.
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Pacific War Risk Seen After Cambodian Crisis
Pentagon officials assess Cambodia would struggle against U S air power and the U S Seventh Fleet in the Gulf of Thailand. Cambodian navy is small, with about 20 seagoing craft, while Thailand fields a larger force unable to match the U S fleet's strength.
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Thai premier protests Marines arrival as sovereignty violation
A Mayaguez related ultimatum delivery prompted Thai Premier Kukrit to condemn the U S Marines arrival as a violation of sovereignty. Thailand warned that relations would deteriorate if Marines remained and protested without advance embassy notification.
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Benefit Dance By Whitewolf ESA Club
The Whitewolf ESA-Rosa Club hosts a Sunday benefit dance at Tia-Piah Park from 2 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Supper is served. bring chairs and dishes. Proceeds aid the ESA-Rosa event planned for June 6-7 at Tiah-Piah Park with Ernest Kauahque Frankie Carter Leonard Cozad Sr. and Edgar Monetathchi leading.
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Rector-Pinkard seeks Saudi contract amid Lawton growth
Rector-Pinkard negotiates a major Saudi Arabia supply contract with most production sent by truck. Expansion plans include using Oklahoma rail lines for shipping despite Rock Island railroad troubles. Comanche County approves GO bond funds on CCIDA recommendation. The project is seen as an asset to Lawton with local hiring and training links to Great Plains Votec and Lawton Industrial Development Service.
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Oklahoma Weather Toll: Drenching Storms Hit Stillwater and OKC
Overnight rainfall totaled 2.35 inches at 10 pm with another inch by noon. About 150 Stillwater residents evacuated as Boomer Creek rose. Four OKC residents injured as tunnels and tornadoes struck Payne and Cleveland counties. A 31-year-old teacher's aide in critical condition after a lightning strike in Oklahoma City.
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TornadoescausewidespreaddamageacrossNorthTexas
A two pronged twister tore through Coleman causing heavy damage as a violent storm drenched towns with hail and torrents of rain. No deaths or serious injuries reported elsewhere though funnel clouds appeared over Garland and Northeast Dallas with additional reports near Bridgeport Gainesville Sherman Denison area and across North and West Central Texas. Weather watches and warnings covered much of the state before clearing from the west. In 1497 Portugal expelled Jews who refused Catholic conversion.
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Thirteen Receive First Degrees In Cameron Home Economics
Thirteen Cameron students will earn Bachelor of Science degrees in home economics at commencement in Cameron Stadium. The program, approved in 1973, allows Cameron to award the degree locally, aiding students who could not transfer.
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Marilyn Hutton
Frederick
Lorene Kelly
Duncan
Sue King
Mickey Prescott
Dorothy Reed
Davidson
Margaret Sultenfuss
Fort Sill
Teresa Smith
Kathleen Willeford
Elgin
Fire alarms logged across Lawton area with injuries minimal
Lawton Fire Department reports alarms at multiple locations Tuesday and a rescue call on Wednesday. Incidents include smoke investigations after lightning on NW Elm and near the Golf Club pro shop, an electrical fire minor on NW Cherry, and a gasoline washdown after a traffic crash at US 277 and Fort Sill Gate 2. Dispatch totals show 598 fire department calls for the year.
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Missionary St. Francis Xavier Reaches Japan
St. Francis Xavier begins Christian outreach in Japan between 1549 and 1552, introducing Catholic faith missions to local communities and establishing early Jesuit presence in the region.
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