West Germany East Germany sign reconciliation treaty to ease ties
The West German cabinet and the East German government approved a reconciliation treaty after two years of negotiations. Bonn ministers gave the go ahead for signing, and East German approval followed. The draft pact, to be initialed by Egon Bahr and Michael Kohl, aims to normalize relations and relieve human suffering. Denmark Sweden and Norway expect diplomatic recognition for East Germany within weeks.
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Two U S Planes Lost To Reds In Raid Series
Saigon AP reports the loss of the third F111 swing wing fighter in six weeks and a Navy A7 during raids on North Vietnam's southern panhandle. Three crewmen listed missing. Seven Americans rescued after helicopter downed 90 miles south of Da Nang in bad weather. Flight crews on night missions vanished from radar. search officially terminated.
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High Court Orders Reinstatement For Strikers Refusing Cross
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that workers fired for refusing to cross fellow strikers’ picket lines have an absolute right to reinstatement. The decision, written by Justice Potter Stewart, holds that those fired amid a strike due to unfair labor practices may not be arbitrarily replaced, citing a Santa Maria California dispute involving International Van Lines and the Teamsters.
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Fair cooler weather with changing winds
Forecast calls for fair skies and cooler temperatures in Lawton and Southwest Oklahoma tonight. Highs mid 60s today, tonight's low upper 30s, and near 70 Wednesday with light variable winds tonight after a 6 to 12 mph northerly breeze.
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Retiring Lawton City Workers Honored At Council Meeting
Lawton city council praised three long serving employees Earl Jackson Lois Jackson and Molly Dodson for a combined 88 years of service. Jackson led Highland Cemetery and Dodson managed utility collections. The meeting also approved two audit based resolutions assigning finance director authority.
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Kindergartner Frozen by Mock Vote Experience at Swinney
In a Swinney Elementary mock presidential election a five year old, Ivin Mendiola, balked at casting a ballot. Teachers reassured him he could abstain as older students researched Nixon and McGovern positions for classroom discussions.
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Inside Editorials and Opinion Bits Catalogue
The fragment lists sections such as Inside Editorials Dear Abby Markets Sports Women and more with page numbers and contact lines for the newspaper offices including Want Ads Circulation and Obituaries. It reads as a table of contents style index for a newspaper issue.
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Turnout predicted at polling places as McGovern and Nixon vie
Weather across the nation failed to curb a forecast record turnout with about 80 million expected to vote. Voters chose between Nixon and McGovern while 18 governors 33 senators and a full House were also on the ballot. Nixon and Agnew voted in California and Maryland respectively, McGovern in South Dakota and Maryland, with other notable figures casting ballots.
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Oklahoma Voters Turn Out Early In Massive Election Day
Oklahoma City reports long lines crowded parking and traffic jams as voters flock to polls for President Nixon and a tight U.S. Senate contest. Officials expect up to one million ballots cast across the state with 18 to 20 year olds driving much of the surge.
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Record-Breaking Voter Turnout Reported Here
A record turnout was reported in Lawton as voters chose in a presidential election with a fierce U.S. Senate battle and several key races. Early totals appeared to exceed the 1968 high, with Grove Precinct reporting 459 ballots by 11 15 a m and long lines at many sites. Local officials urged early casting to speed tabulation.
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Reputed crime figure Meyer Lansky arrested on arrival in Miami
Meyer Lansky, 71, denied asylum by six Latin American governments and captured by the FBI upon landing at Miami International Airport. The reputed underworld financial wizard had been fleeing expulsion orders after leaving Israel and traveling through Switzerland and Latin America before his arrest.
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Election Day Facts and Key Races
Summary of the 1972 election landscape with major party presidential candidates Richard Nixon and Spiro Agnew for Republicans and George McGovern with Sargent Shriver for Democrats. Also notes 18 governorships, Senate seats, House seats, and voter turnout estimates around 80 to 85 million from 108 million registered voters with polling hours listed.
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