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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1972

Page

4

Winter Storm Dumps Rain Over City Area

The winter storm brought heavy rain to the region with lingering snowfall in the Panhandle. Lake Ellsworth rose 2.40 feet since rains. pumping between Ellsworth and Lawtonka paused since October. Temperature highs near 40s, lows in the 20s to 40s, and travel advisories and flood watches issued for parts of the state.

Lake Lawtonka Ellsworth L. T. Harrison Lake Ellsworth Lawtonka Harri Harrison Lawton Oklahoma Panhandle Colorado New Mexico Boggs Chandler Little River U.S. Weather Bureau Cimarron County

Defense cuts may idle nine shipyards on both coasts

The Navy runs nine shipyards on the East and West coasts including Boston, Portsmouth NH, Philadelphia, Norfolk, Charleston, Bremerton, San, and Mare Island. President Nixon signals further civilian defense staff reductions while vowing only small cuts to uniformed forces. A 5 percent civilian reduction could affect about 55 000 workers, with ongoing base closings and closures planned across 677 facilities domestically and abroad. The last base closures were announced in March 1970.

Navy Boston Portsmouth N.H Philadelphia Norfolk Charleston S.C Bremerton Wash San Mare Island Vallejo Calif Nixon Defense Department Civil Service Force United States

Gravel Truck Line seeks Oklahoma authority for regular route

The Corporation Commission of Oklahoma received Gravel Truck Line Inc a Kansas company applying for authority to operate as a Regular Route Motor Carrier for general commodities between Oklahoma City and Okichome routes via U S Highway 62 and the Turner Turnpike to Rondlett with service to Lawton and Ft Sill including terminal sites in Oklahoma City and Lawton The cause is set for hearing November 20 1972 before a Referee at 9 a m in Oklahoma City Judge building.

Lawton Corporation Commission OF the State OF Oklahoma Wnith Street P.O. Box Salina Kansas State of Oklchams Transportation of General Commodities Okichoma City Okichome Rondlett Okichome City Vse U.S Oklchome City Totel Graves Truck Line, Inc Jim Oklahoma City Corporation Commission OF Oklahoma Charles Nesbitt Ray C. Jones Wilburn Cartwright Overholser

Laos Airfield Hit by 51 Rockets Amidking Birthday Tacit

Communist forces fired 51 rockets at Luang Prabang airfield, damaging five planes and wounding two Laotian airmen. An ammunition dump exploded in the nearby military compound. The attack coincided with King Savang Vatthana’s 65th birthday.

Vientiane Savang Vatthana

Intention Meeting Notice For 620 E Avenue Lawton

Notice announces an intention meeting at 620 E Avenue Lawton on November 16 1972 at 3 00 PM administered by W Kindt Executive Director.

Lawton E" Avenue Aaert W. Kindt

Haig Kissinger Pace Toward Final Vietnam Accord

Administration officials express confidence that final terms to end the war can be reached after one or two more negotiating sessions with Hanoi. Xuan Thuy anticipates Paris talks on procedures for signing the nine point pact while Haig pursues a common allied position in Saigon. The dispute centers on withdrawal of North Vietnamese forces and cease fire supervision, with North Vietnam pressing for immediate Nixon signature.

Kissinger Tho Hanoi Xuan Thuy Kissinger- Tho Paris North Vietnam Haig Saigon Thieu U.S Tin Song South Vietnam Nixon White House Phnom Penh Lon Nol Seoul Chung Hee Park Cambodia Ronald L. Ziegler Moscow Defense Ministry Red Star United States Vietnam North

Hijacked Jet Journey Ends With Cuban Landing

The Southern Airways DC-9, seized by three hijackers, completed a zigzag route through Alabama Mississippi Ohio Ontario Kentucky Tennessee and Cuba before a Havana landing. The assailants demanded 10 million dollars in ransom and posed threats against Oak Ridge nuclear facilities while negotiations stalled. The FBI pursued charges against suspects in Birmingham and local authorities released details of the incident.

Cuba United States Havana Cuban Radio Eastern Air Lines Charles A. Tuller U.S. Commerce Department FBI Buchanan Weed Science Auburn University Melvin Charles Cale Oak Ridge Tenn Lewis K. Moore Detroit Henry D. Jackson U.S. Attorney’s Office Birmingham Ala Cale Nashville Jackson Moore Henry Johnson Orlando Miami Haas Alabama Miss Cleveland Ohio Toronto Canada Lexington Chattanooga Key West Orland Nixon Florida White House Key Biscayne Fla Neal Ball

Ellsberg and Russo Push for New Jurors and Wiretap Hearing

In Los Angeles and amid a retrial bid Ellsberg argues for dismissal of the jury and a new panel while Russo accuses government lawyers of delaying papers to influence timing of the case. They demand access to the surveillance log and a court hearing on the wiretap legality.

Elilsberg Los Angeles Russo Supreme Court Nixon U.S Matt Byrne Byrne Ellsberg Federal District Court

Japan Dissolves Diet Sets Dec 10 Election

Tokyo AP Kakuei Tanaka dissolves the Diet paving a general election for December 10 the first test of his administration. The 491 seat lower house voting will follow postwar precedents with Liberal Democratic Party leading and battles with the Socialists. Tanaka plans a special Diet session December 22 and a cabinet inauguration on Christmas Day.

Tokyo Kakuei Tanaka Japan Tanaka

New Headlight Rules Propose Three Beam System and Higher Power

NHTSA administrator Douglas Toms outlines proposals to expand night driving options with a three beam system adding a middle beam for two lane roads. High beam power could rise from 75 000 to 200 000 candlepower on fast roads with new lamp types, steerable headlights, glass shields, and automatic cleaning.

Douglas Toms NHTSA Toms United States

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