Jail Escapees Evade Capture in Durant Oklahoma
Eddie Lee Turner and Thomas A Royal escaped Bryan County Jail after wounding a trustee with a .22 pistol. They reportedly stole a pickup from Sam Hale in Kenefick area Sunday, flagging Hale down and forcing him at gunpoint. Hale described the tense encounter and the escapees claim they had broken jail.
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Nixon Reads On China Trip Date Amid Reports
President Nixon plans to announce a date for his trip to Red China and will meet Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau in December. Ziegler said consultations with allies will inform and include their views while Nixon aims to relax tensions with Beijing Moscow and Tokyo.
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NEA Finds Younger Better Educated Teachers in Survey
The National Education Association reports teachers are younger and more educated, with 64-item survey of 1,819 public school teachers yielding 1,543 responses. Median age down to 35 from 41 in 1961. women’s age drop mainly drives the shift. Degrees have risen with under 3 percent lacking a bachelor’s, and 27 percent holding master’s degrees. 61 percent earned credits in last three years. Most degrees now from public institutions.
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Extensive Air Sea Search For Lost American Troops In Crash
The Associated Press reports Pakistan and India clash across East and West Pakistan with heavy fighting around Jessore and Dinajpur. Pakistan says Indian forces suffered heavy losses and that two Indian divisions plus armored units were involved. casualties include soldiers and civilians in multiple skirmishes.
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Associated Press
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Neeld
Hussein name successor to slain Jordan prime minister
King Hussein appointed Ahmed Lozi to head the Jordanian cabinet after Wasfi Tell was assassinated in Cairo. The royal decree set Lozi, 51, to continue Tell's mandate as prime minister. Tell’s funeral drew about 3,000 mourners and a 21 gun salute.
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Arab Defense Council
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Ahmed Lozi
Wasfi Tell
Lozi
Amman
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Abdullah Salah
Middle East
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Helicopter Disappears in Vietnam With 33 Missing
In a thunderstorm off the northern coast of South Vietnam a CH47 Chinook with 5 crew and 28 passengers from the 101st Airborne disappeared after an emergency radio call. The Epperon led an extensive air and sea search as losses mounted for U.S. aircraft.
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Jeffreys Named To School Post
Curtis Jeffreys a Medicine Park school teacher was named Comanche County superintendent of schools to fill the unexpired term of Clarence Scott who resigned for ill health. Scott’s resignation takes effect November 30 with the term expiring in July 1973. Jeffreys, 40, studied at Mississippi State College and earned a master’s in education from Oklahoma State University. He teaches seventh and eighth grades at Medicine Park.
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Cold, Wet Weather For Lawton And Southwest Oklahoma
Cold weather continues across Lawton and Southwest Oklahoma with heavy cloudiness and a chance of light rain through Tuesday. A Pacific cold front moves in early Tuesday as scattered showers develop, possibly mixing with snow in the west. Highs reach the upper 40s Tuesday, with about 30 percent rain chances. today’s high near 45, tonight near 30. Sunday’s high was 51, low 35.
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Oklahoma
Hijackers Admit Killing New Mexico Trooper on Cuba Flight
A Trans World Airlines hijack to Cuba ended with one of the three hijackers admitting the killing of state trooper Robert Rosenbloom near Albuquerque. The three men, identified as Michael Finney Ralph Goodwin and Charles Hill, boarded in Albuquerque and forced the crew at knife point.
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Mahda
Ann Harrell
Miami
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Robert Rosenbloom
Albuquerque
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Berkeley
Calif
Ralph L. Goodwin
Charles Hill
John McGhee
McGhee
Betty Caubre
Africa
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