Unemployment Rate Dips Slightly in September
The Labor Department reported September unemployment fell to 8.3 percent from 8.4 percent with about 7.8 million jobless and 85.4 million employed. The labor force rose mildly to 93.2 million as rates shifted across groups including adult men and household heads.
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Ashington
Labor Department
Wheat market drifts after large seller pressure
Wheat futures faced a midday decline as a big seller, Wheat Continued From Page One, reduced prices after September buys. Sheriff noted spread trading between Chicago and Kansas City pressured prices, with Kansas City sales pushing rates lower. Elevator operators expected a rebound to above $4 if no new sell-off, as buyers held firm on orderly marketing.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Board of Trade
Debate Over Depore in Imperial Translation and War Charge
The article discusses the use of the word deplore in the emperor's wartime statement as relayed by an interpreter, with Japanese officials denying two-tier wording for audiences and hesitating to link the phrase to disavowal of wartime policy. It notes the emperor's surrender of responsibility to MacArthur and includes then-current agricultural price and storage concerns.
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Japan
Douglas MacArthur
Ford
Ford to seek credit sales for Turkey arms needs
Ford plans credit sales to aid Turkey in buying arms to fulfill NATO obligations. Turkey halted U S base operations after the House rejected a similar bill in July. Ford warned a second House rejection could shut down bases, while supporters argued bases monitor Soviet missiles and pressed the embargo as leverage for Cyprus peace talks.
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U.S
House
Ford
Congress
Cyprus
Honest stranger returns lost billfold in a town kindness tale
Evelyn recalls a blue wallet found by chance and entrusted to a stranger who handed it back with all its money intact. He and his wife refuse reward. The finder Virgil H Snyder and Evelyn meet up for a photo and mutual thanks as neighbors rally to share goodwill.
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Cameron Baptist Church
Church of Christ
Virgil Snyder
Angels
Snyders
Oklahoma City Market Prices for Grains and Hay
State Agricultural report lists today’s prices in Oklahoma and surrounding towns. Wheat ranges 3.71 to 4.30 with several towns at 3.75 to 3.89 and Gulf at 4.30. Barley 1.90 to 2.40, Milo 4.30 to 5.35, Soybeans 4.85 to 5.45, Alfalfa hay 45 to 60 per ton, and live broilers at 28 cents per pound in some listings.
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Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture
Muskogee
Afton
Banner
Clinton
el Reno
Kingfisher
Manchester
Medford
Pauls Valley
Weatherford
Yukon
Geary
Okeene
Ponca City
Watonga
Eldorado
Hobart
Temple
Keyes
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Perryton
Gulf
Barley
Inmate Parole Board Denies Several Parole Requests
Mack serving five years for robbery with firearms and Steve Thompson serving five years for grand larceny entered prison in 1974. A list of area inmates recommended for parole includes Rufus McGee and Eduingen Torrez with crimes ranging from robbery with firearms to drug delivery and murder, all from Jackson County. Parole requests denied cover Barry Barrett, George Brinkley, Lester Limby, David Tarpey, William Turntine, William Wright, Billy Beam, and Donald Corn for various offenses from 1963 to 1975.
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Steve Thompson
Rufus McGee
Stephens County
Eduingen Torrez
Marcus Wright
Bernice Scott
Bobby Hopkins
Jackson County
Mack
Barry Barrett
Comanche
George W. Brinkley
Jefferson
Lester Limby
Jackson
David L. Tarpey
Stephens
William Turntine
William Wright
Tillman
Billy L. Beam
Donald Corn
Grady
Flag Ceremony At Kuntz Elementary Acknowledges Bicentennial
A bicentennial flag raising took place at Kuntz Elementary School at 2 45 p m today. Eisenhower High School drill team Patton Rifles joined the ceremony as students and teachers wore red white and blue.
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Kuntz
Eisenhower High School
Patton Rifles
Use Of 200 Americans In Sinai OK'd By Panel
The House panel endorses deploying 200 American technicians in the Sinai with conditions. Technicians can be withdrawn if safety is at risk or their role is deemed unnecessary. Ford must report semiannually on participation and potential substitutions from other countries. All technicians would volunteer, and the approval does not imply consent to other Kissinger deals. Senate discussions hinge on assurances and declassification of understandings with Israel and Egypt. Egypt and Israel want U.S. civilian monitors in Sinai.
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E’’ Avenue
Lawton
Oklahoma
Ted Horton
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Egypt
Israel
Kissinger
Senate
Firemen Strike Over Pay Parity In Kansas City
AP reports city firemen began a strike over pay parity with police in Kansas City Missouri. Emergency measures placed National Guard military police on duty to protect 44 fire stations and the fire alarm center as public works crews fought fires and picket lines formed at City Hall. Police described the shift as orderly with 100 guardsmen on duty at start and 200 more to report. Residents were urged to conserve water and supervise children.
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Kansas City
National Guard
Public Works Department
Public Works
Fire crews respond to car fire on Sheridan and Coombs
Fire alarms logged by the Lawton Fire Department show a Thursday car fire at Sheridan and Coombs Road at 4 08 p m and a false alarm at 6310 Cache Road at 10 3 p m. Dispatches this year total 1 181.
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Lawton
One-Plus Dialing Starts In Cache And Areas
Southwestern Bell began One-Plus dialing letting customers place long distance calls by dialing 1 plus area code and seven digit number. Indiahoma will start Oct 9 with further expansion to Cache and other areas as equipment modifications near completion.
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Cache
Indiahoma
Southwestern Bell
John Millar
Millar
Ott to Address Bicentennial Flag Raising Ceremony
Major General David Ott Fort Sill commander will speak at a bicentennial flag raising at 8 30 a m Wednesday at Central Junior High School. Mayor Wayne Gilley and Senator Al Terrill will attend with Lawton High School honor guard and precision drill team participating. Remarks by Principal Sid Ahischlager.
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David Ott
Fort Sill
Central Junior High School
Wayne Gilley
al Terrill
Lawton High School
Sid Ahischlager
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