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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1972

Page

4

U S B52 Record War Losses Continue Across Asia

Reports say a Marine F4 fighter bomber was shot down in southern Laos with one crewman rescued and another missing. A third American plane was lost in Thailand, with two killed and eight injured on a C47 crash near Nakorn Phanom. B52 missions rose to 15 in North Vietnam as weather limited fighter strikes.

U.S. Command Laos U.S Thailand North Vietnam Nakorn Phanom Panhandle South Vietnam Demilitarized Zone Foreign Ministry

Lawton Comanche housing and amenities survey snapshot

The report details owner and renter occupied units in Lawton and Comanche County. It covers median values around $13,939 and $13,442, rent ranges, structure types, age of housing, television and car ownership, water and sewer access, and appliance rates including washers and dishwashers. It notes high television penetration and widespread utilities.

Lawton Comanche County Lawton Comanche CO Plweteet

East West talks aim to ease tension at Helsinki meeting

The Helsinki discussions, tied to a Soviet American nuclear pact and German issues, plan to set an agenda for a 34 nation security conference in June. Delegates, including Finland's Richard Toetterman, anticipate agenda and procedure work before broader talks on European security and arms questions.

Karjalainen Germany Adam Tscherning Helsinki Richard Toetterman Toetterman Geneva Europe West Germany Soviet Union Nicolae Ceausescu Romania European Common Market

Apollo crew prepares for after dark moon mission launch

The Apollo astronauts Cernan Schmitt and Evans board the command ship America atop a Saturn 5 for a rehearsal countdown ending in a simulated launch at 9 53 p m EST as preparations begin for the Dec 6 liftoff the first after dark U S manned space flight with 81 ambassadors 200 congressmen and 2 000 reporters expected to observe. They will rehearse a six day countdown starting Nov 30 and spend time in simulators ahead of a Dec 11 lunar landing at Taurus Littrow with rocks dated to 4 5 billion years.

Evans America U.S United States Walter Kapryan Cernan Schmitt Moon Valley Taurus-Littrow Sea of Serenity

Designer Don Loper Dies at 65 in California

World Deaths report Don Loper a famed Hollywood fashion designer dies at St John’s Hospital in Santa Monica at age 65 He previously served as a public relations manager for Montana Power Co and dressed film queens Albert Post dies in Pittsburgh at 57 He was an economist for Mellon National Bank and Trust Co and a former U.S State Department official He joined Mellon in 1969 after 25 years in foreign service.

Santa Monica Calif Don Loper St. John’s Hospital Loper The Montana Power Co Albert Post Pittsburgh Mellon National Bank and Trust Co U.S. State Department Mellon Bank Foreign Service

Dallas composer Phil Baxter dies at 76

Dallas AP reports Phil Baxter a 76 year old writer of songs introduced by Guy Lombardo and Phil Harris died Tuesday. Notable tunes include Ive Got A Gal Seven Feet Tall Piccolo Pete and Im a Ding Dong Daddy from Dumas.

Dallas Phil Baxter Guy Lombardo Phil Harris Piccolo Pete Daddy Dumas

Robert Fletcher Dies at 87. Songwriter of Don't Fence Me In

Butte Montana AP reports poet and writer Robert H. Fletcher aged 87 died Monday in Escondido California after a long career highlighted by his classic song Dont Fence Me In He retired in 1964 from a lifelong writing path and left a legacy in Western poetry and song.

Butte, Mont Robert H. Fletcher Escondido Calif

Search Off Camp Gruber Hunters Wounded Man

After 24 hours of probing the Camp Gruber game preserve area the search for a wounded hunter has been called off.

Camp Gruber Game Preserve

Israeli Forces Claim Casualties Firefight Amid Cease Fire

Israel says it knocked out three jets 14 tanks and eight fortified positions while denying losses. Syria claims six soldiers killed and 11 injured and an Israeli tank battalion commander killed. UN posts hit but no injuries reported. Cairo discusses urgent measures as Egypt may reopen front. UN circulates list accusing Israeli leaders of terrorism. Dayan named on list. Israel counters with a pamphlet blaming Arab governments.

U.N Syria Egypt Suez Canal Damascus Cairo Abdel Kader Hatem Beirut United Nations Israel U.N. General Assembly Yahya J. Geghman Yemen Moshe Dayan Haganah Palestine Yosef Tekoah Kurt Waldheim Waldheim

Price Panel Okays Hikes For Four Coal Firms

The Price Commission approved price increases for four coal firms. Continental Oil Consolidation Coal Co gets 7.11 percent, Pittston Coal Mining Group 6.2 percent, Old Ben Coal Corp 7 percent, and Eastern Associated Coal Corp 4.47 percent. Each firm had sought higher hikes.

Washington Price Commission Continental Oil Company Consolidation Coal Co Pittston Company Old Ben Coal Corp Standard Oil Co Ohio Eastern Associated Coal Corp Eastern Gas & Fuel Association

Central Mexico Houses Majority of Population

More than half of Mexico’s people reside in the country’s central region. The population concentration centers on major urban areas and economic hubs in the heart of Mexico.

Mexico Country

Kissinger Tho Talks in Paris Amid Vietnam Peace Pressure

Secret discussions between Henry Kissinger and Le Du Tho in a Paris villa continue with no details released. U S cables to Nixon are reported, while North Vietnam demands an early halt to bombing and a prompt peace deal. Thieu pressures Nixon to back terms including troop withdrawals and safeguards on election councils.

Foreign Ministry United States Paris U.S Henry A. Kissinger le Duc Tho Quang Tri City Dmz Quang Tri Saigon Ber International Control Commission Canada Poland Hungary Kissinger Suharto Tho Communist Party White House Ronald L. Ziegler Nixon Ziegler Freddy Cushing Lehman Bros Cushings North Vietnam Nguyen van Thieu Nguyen Phu Duc Thieu South Vietnam Duc Washington Alexander M. Haig Jr

Lawton Man Electrocuted at Home

Marvin Paul Scott 53 of Lawton was found dead in his garage after apparently leaning on a dryer while changing a filter. Police said about 120 volts were detected on the outer shell of the machine. He is survived by his wife Vinoa and several relatives. Funeral services are pending.

Lawton Marvin Paul Scott Cheyenne Woody Johnson Johnson Scott Reynolds Army Hospital Public Service Company Oklahoma City Vinoa Sowder Maywood Christian Church C. F. Scott Chasteem F. Scott Jr Mildred Rosalind Newlin Sally V. Gardner Lawton Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home

Thanksgiving Service benediction at Cameron College

Rev. John Price of Centenary Methodist will give the benediction as Interfaith Council members usher at Cameron College for the annual service sponsored by the Association of Clerics Lawton and Fort Sill.

John Price Centenary Methodist Interfaith Council Cameron College The Association of Clerics Lawton Fort Sill

Northeast Oklahoma CDC Chief Resigns in Fort Gibson

Troy Stilley, president of the Northeast Oklahoma Community Development Corporation, has resigned amid ongoing troubles at the organization based in Fort Gibson Oklahoma.

Fort Gibson Okla Troy Stilley Northeast Oklahoma Community Development Corporation

Ambush Tension Clamps Down Across Indian Border Region

Graham warns of a daytime incident as strict security surrounds visiting Americans. Indian forces patrol routes to guest houses while reinforcements including armored carriers search the ambush site. A helicopter and tracker dogs are deployed with no contact reported. Army sources cite Chinese weapons and ammunition. The government has alleged China as a main arms source for the Nagas and notes training in China.

China

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