Hirohito Pays Respect At Tomb Of Unknown Soldier
Emperor Hirohito placed a wreath at Arlington National Cemetery Tomb of the Unknown Soldier after a 21 gun salute. The ceremony drew hundreds of service members and officials as he honored American servicemen from World War I II and Korea. He thanked the United States for postwar reconstruction and aid.
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Decline In Wheat Prices Attributed To Trader Selling
Traders and heavy selling by commodities firms drove an 18 cent drop in Southwest Oklahoma wheat prices to farmers. Elevators reported little farmer selling as prices fell to 3.91 dollars per bushel, the first close below four since September 11, with rumors of exports blamed for the volatility and large dealers selling millions of bushels. Rex Polone of Co-Op Service Inc. cited government rumors as a trigger for price dips while noting market weakness despite harvest-time levels.
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Ford vetoes child nutrition bill as arms embargo lifted for Turkey
The Senate approved lifting the U S arms embargo on Turkey permitting 185 million dollars in American weapons sales. President Ford vetoed a 2.75 billion dollar child nutrition bill saying it subsidized non needy children and added 1.2 billion to his current year budget.
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Ankara
Ihsan Sapri Caglayangil
Cyprus
Cityan Recovers Wallet Widow Finds Honesty At Doorstep
Evelyn Tagliaferro lost her blue wallet containing bank books and cash while out with her son Anthony. For about 20 minutes she sought it among merchants. at 3:30 p.m. a gray haired man delivered it to her door, restoring her trust in honesty.
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Use Of Americans In Sinai Approved
The House International Relations Committee approved a resolution to deploy 200 American monitors to Sinai to observe the Israeli Egyptian peace accord. The plan includes a withdrawal clause if a new Mideast war erupts, as Kissinger urged quick Senate approval and Speaker Carl Albert aimed for a full House vote next Thursday.
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Weekend gridiron set under mild autumn weather
Fans expect a busy football weekend with Lawton High Wolverines vs Ardmore Tigers and Cameron Aggies seeking a homecoming win from Northwestern State. OU faces Colorado and OSU faces Texas Tech in clear skies with mild temps. Overnight low near 40s, Saturday high near 70s, southerly winds 5 to 15 mph.
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Mack Parole Bid Denied By Board in Oklahoma
Alfonso Leroy Mack, a Lawton confessed slayer, had his parole denied by the state Pardon and Parole Board. He is serving two years of a 10 year term for the April 23 1974 shotgun slaying of David B Edson in Frederick.
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