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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1971

Page

7

Powell Virtually Assured Of High Court Approval

The Senate appears likely to confirm William Rehnquist to a Supreme Court vacancy while Powell is also on track for approval. Liberal Democrats on the Judiciary Committee criticized Rehnquist for civil rights views, but many supporters expect swift confirmation as Democratic Leader Mansfield has yet to set a date. The push to block a civil rights taint faced opposition from NAACP official Clarence Mitchell.

Senate Nixon William H. Rehnquist Supreme Court Judiciary Birch Bayh D-Ind Rehnquist Powell Mike Mansfield Clarence Mitchell Washington National Association For the Advancement of Colored People U.S. Supreme Court Phoenix, Ariz Clement F. Haynsworth Jr G. Harrold Carswell Judiciary Committee Bayh Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Philip A. Hart Dmich John V. Tunney Dcalif American Bar Association James C. Eastland Dmiss Hugh Scott Pennsylvania

New York City Milk Supplies Run Short Amid Strike

Milk supplies began running out in New York City and Long Island as 4000 teamsters walked off 13 dairy plants disrupting deliveries to 125 distributors. Mediation efforts were urged as unions blamed long contract talks and working conditions while hospitals and care centers received prioritized deliveries.

New York City New York Long Island Vincent D. McDonnell State Mediation Board

Kosygin Foresees Soviet Industrial Output Surpassing U S

Premier Alexei Kosygin told the Supreme Soviet that Soviet industrial production in the 1971 75 plan period will exceed America’s present output. He described the milestone, praised target fulfillment, and urged improved Soviet American trade relations amid talks in Moscow with Maurice Stans observing.

Moscow Alexei N. Kosygin Soviet Union America Kosygin Supreme Soviet Soviet Communist Party U.S Maurice Stans United States

Retirement Review Honors 27 Fort Sill Soldiers Friday

A 4:40 p.m. retirement ceremony at Fort Sill will honor 27 soldiers from various units this month. The event, in front of McNair Hall if weather allows, features four 27-man platoons, a two-man massed colors formation, and music by the 77th Army Band under CWO Owen C. Kirby.

McNair Hall Snow Hall 30Th Field Artillery Fort Sill 77Th Army Band Owen C. Kirby

Lee Boulevard Improvement Work Starts

Traffic detours begin as Freeman Construction crews start ripping up blacktop at the Sheridan and Lee intersection, with City Traffic Engineer Archie Fleming confirming the project.

Lee Boulevard Sheridan and Lee Archie Fleming Freeman Construction Co

Funeral Rites for Lester Peavy in Highland Cemetery

Graveside services for Lester Ward Peavy 78 of 1602 Wisconsin were set for 2 30 p m at Highland Cemetery Harold McKay Northwest Church of Christ will officiate and Greenlawn Funeral Home handles arrangements He died of natural causes at his Lawton home after being found Monday He married Sidney in 1938 in Missouri and they moved to Lawton in 1957 She died February 28 1970 Funeral for Mabel Klocko 56 of 1216 Dearborn was at Becker Funeral Home She died Monday night at Brooke Army Medical Center Born August 29 1915 in Cherryville Kansas she moved to Lawton in 1926 Married to Frank Klocko in July 1938 at Walters She was a Baptist and survived by her husband a daughter Doris Gordon three sisters and five grandchildren

Lester Ward Peavy Wisconsin Highland Cemetery Harold MccKay Northwest Church of Christ Greenlawn Funeral Home Lawton Peavy Missouri Sidney Peavy Mabel Klocko Dearborn Becker Klocko Brooke Army Medical Center San Antonio Tex Cherryville Kan Frank Klocko Walters The Baptist Church

Lawton Gets 2747 Grant for Airport Lighting, Access

Lawton Mayor Don Whitaker announced a 2747 dollar Oklahoma Aeronautics Commission grant. The funds support a Runway End Identifier Lights system and improved entrance road at Lawton Municipal Airport on a matching basis. This brings total state funds to 16786 dollars.

Lawton Don Whitaker Oklahoma Aeronautics Commission Whitaker Len al Terrill

Senators Clash Over Secret Intelligence Spending

U S senators argued over how widely to disclose intelligence secrets. Sen Symington proposed a secret session and a $4 billion ceiling, but the amendment failed 4 to 31. Ellender and others warned that broad access could harm intelligence, recalling WWII secrecy and CIA operations in Laos.

Washington Senate Stuart Symington D-Mo Allen Eliender Appropriations Committee Joint Atomic Energy Symington United States CIA Laos Foreign Relations Committee Ellender Milton R. Young Sen. J.W. Fulbright D-Ark

Public Records Complainants Listed in Lawton Police Report

A public records release lists complainants connected to Lawton Police activity, naming individuals such as Cebo and Geronimo in the reported cases. The document covers multiple entries and outlines the scope of the complaints and related details.

Lawton Cebo Pny Geronimo

Eisenhower High Key Club Donates to Medical Research

Eisenhower High School's Key Club contributed 125.92 dollars to the American Medical Research Foundation from funds collected at the school.

Eisenhower High School American Medical Research Foundation Eisenhower High

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