Israeli Air Strikes Extend Across Arab Heartland
Israeli jets bombed targets in Syria Egypt and Lebanon amid clashes on multiple fronts. Iraq announced its forces were active, deploying 18000 troops 100 tanks and air power to support Sinai and Golan operations as fighting persisted.
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Israel
Iraq
Beirut
An Nahar
Sinai
Golan Heights
Syria
Mediterranean
Minat el-Bayda
Homs
Damascus
Latakia
Tartus
Tel Aviv
Egypt
Cairo
Khusna
Abu Hammad
Nile Delta
Mager EA
Israeli planes loaded with missiles at Oceana Navy base
The Norfolk Ledger Star reports a Boeing 707 with Israeli markings was loaded with Sparrow and Sidewinder missiles at Oceana Naval Air Station in Virginia Beach. A U S Airlift Command C141 off-loaded bombs into the Israeli aircraft while another similar 707 was reportedly loaded the previous Saturday. Capt. Mandeville declined comment.
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Virginia Beach, Va
Oceana Naval Air Station
Norfolk Ledger Star
U.S
Military Airlift Command
Oceana
Ledger-Star
Norfolk
Israel
United States
Israelis press Sinai push amid ceasefire drift
U S analysts say Israel would aim to isolate and trap five Egyptian divisions in the Sinai if missiles and artillery can be suppressed. Cairo and UN reports describe air raids on Cairo and Damascus claims denied by Israel as U N Security Council adjourns without ceasefire progress. The canal task force includes the marines and the carrier Independence guiding escort ships. U N diplomats note stalemate before a potential retreat to Bar Lev Line defenses.
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Israel
Suez Canal
Sinai
U.S
Sinai Desert
Golan Heights
Egypt
Syria
Dam
Tel Aviv
Cairo
United Nations
New York
Washington
Pentagon
Arcanal
Mediterranean
Independence
Guadalcanal
U.N. Security Council
United States
U.N
Bar-Lev
China
Mohammed H. El-Zayyat
Council
Malik
Golda Meir
Moshe Dayan
Bombing reports span Cairo Damascus Syria and Israel clash
Foreign officials accuse Israel of airstrikes and Syrian bombing as U N reports cite casualties. Egypt claims 400 Egyptian tanks remain and both sides claim heavy losses along the Suez sector. Prisoners and civilian casualties rise with attacks on Damascus and Homs.
Agnews home sale tied to subpoenas and mortgage records
The New York Times and The Washington Post discuss subpoenas involving Newsmen and Agnew's lawyers. Peter Burr says mortgage records for the $190,000 Kenwood home were subpoenaed by the Baltimore grand jury. The Agnews moved into the Montgomery County house last June after a $160,000 mortgage from American National Building and Loan. Burr notes reduced commission and ongoing mortgage payments of $1,118 monthly.
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New York Times
Agnew
U.S
Maryland
New York
Washington Post
Hoffman
Grand Jury
Peter Burr
Baltimore
Agnews
Kenwood
Montgomery County
Washington
American National Building and Loan Association of Baltimore
American Nation
Burr
Burr, Morris and Pardoe
Dorothy Bennett Prather
Oklahoma Tornadoes Cause Property Damage and Power Outages
Tornadoes struck western Oklahoma causing damage to several homes and knocking out power lines. No damage reports were available from the Cheyenne and Vici tornadoes. The National Weather Service warned of a 50 percent rain chance this afternoon rising to 70 percent tonight and Thursday with possible thunderstorms and gusts above 20 mph. Cooler temperatures are forecast through Thursday with highs around 81 Tuesday and lower 70s by Thursday. tonight’s low near 60.
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Cheyenne
Vici
Oklahoma
National Weather Service
Southwest
Youth Charged In School Fire
A 19 year old Cache youth faces an attempted arson charge in district court after a Monday night fire at Cache School. Another youth involved will also be charged in the incident.
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Cache
Automobile's 600 rubber parts claim noted
A report states that the average new automobile contains more than 600 rubber components, highlighting the extensive use of rubber in modern cars and the broad scope of materials within vehicle manufacturing.
Kiowa Tia Piah Society Powwow at Tia Piah Park
The Kiowa Tia Piah Society of Oklahoma sponsors a 10:30 a m Sunday powwow at Tia Piah Park eight miles north of Lawton with a rum mage and food sale to raise funds for a November 11 celebration. Area gourd dancers invited to perform all afternoon.
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Kiowa
Tia Piah Society of Oklahoma
Tia Piah Park
Lawton
Educators Plan To Study Local Environmental Projects
Educators from MacArthur High School and nearby districts meet Monday at the school library to discuss the ecological impact of Weatherford area projects including the new Public Service facility, a city sewage plant, and Urban Renewal. Dr. James Lovell leads the eight week Institute session.
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Lawton
MacArthur High School
National Science Foundation
Southwestern State College
Weatherford
Argus Smith
Delores Myles
Ence
Tomlinson Junior High
Oklahoma
Texas
James Lovell
MacArthur School
Gene Rochelle
Public Records: Lewton Police Complaints List
Names and residences show thefts burglaries vandalism assault and damage reported to Lewton Police Department. Items include clothing from Hollywood Cleaners and a wallet from a residence, plus lawnmower tape players purses bicycles and a diamond pin. Several businesses and individuals are named in the complaint list.
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Lewton
John Wilson
Camden Way
Hollywood Cleaners
Gore
Col Simms
Park
Connie Monteris
Cimarron Trail
Cuto
Barbara Reddick
Lincoln
Louise Olszewski
Chestnut Lane
Wright
Donuts
S. 11Th
Egister
T. Hertline
Jerry Ryder
SOO Avalon
Iva Barnett
Smith
Essie Smith
Euclid
Clover Realty
Cowie Road
Wil Ervin Barnett
Arlington
Lacy
Dora Avssey
Shoriet Woessner
Lee Bivd
Lakes and Lands panel airs gripes over low priority
Lakes and Lands Commission chair Larry Fountaine told members that projects are a low priority and that the body serves only as a recommending group. Tensions rose as councilmen pressed for timely action on Lawtonka and Ellsworth projects and funding aligned to revenue from permits and licenses.
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Larry Fountaine
Lakes and Lands Commission
Roy Hooper Jr
Dan Glascock
Charles Beller
Hooper
Fountaine
Hopper
Beller
Commission
City meters staff work eight hour days five days a week
Taranto notes 20 water billing cycles monthly with meters read and bills sent on cycles. Readers average one cycle per day and checks show readings are made. A customer claimed a rose bush blocked a meter yet the reading matched the book. New salary plan sets meter readers at 400 to 486 dollars monthly as Laborer I, same as garbage collectors.
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Taranto
Lawmakers Plan Rewrite Of Health Manpower Act
A spokesman says the Comprehensive Health Manpower Training Act of 1971 expires June 30 1974. Subcommittees in both chambers plan to rewrite it before year end. He notes committees need guidelines and that the survey shows other costs beyond student enrollment must be considered.
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Senate
House
Attorney Denies Jenkins Seeking IRS Immunity
Oklahoma City AP reports attorney John E. Eagleton says A W Sunny Jenkins has never sought immunity from the IRS or offered to testify against anyone. Eagleton disputed a Daily Oklahoman story claiming Jenkins sought protection in exchange for information on Gov. David Hall.
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Oklahoma City
A. W. Sunny Jenkins
Internal Revenue Service
John E. Eagleton
Jenkins
David Hall
Eagleton
False teeth adhesive promises firmer hold and comfort
Denture adhesive FASTEETH offers longer lasting, steadier grip to prevent embarrassing slips. Using FASTEETH Den ture Adhesive Powder improves denture security and comfort while supporting overall oral health with regular dentist visits.
Lawton Chamber picks board members for 1974 term
The Lawton Chamber of Commerce election committee names new two year term directors to begin January 1. New members include John Guy Erwin Kenneth Henry Mrs T J Henry Vernon Klein Tony Libro Boyce Ramming and Jack Raulston. Other holdovers and officers will be reelected at a 30 day meeting led by Col E G Hahney executive VP.
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Lawton Chamber of Commerce
John Guy Erwin
Erwin Realty
Kenneth Henry
Home Decor
T. J. Henry
Gibson Discount Center
Vernon Klein
Vernon Klein Truck and Equipment, Inc
Tony Libro
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Boyce Ramming
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
Jack Raulston
Raulston Furniture
T. D. Nicklas
John Winstead
Vernon Howell
Mary Grace Ashlock
Jack Carter
Bill Fort
Vernie Greer
Col
John Marley
Terry Reffett
Chamber of Commerce
E. G. Hahney
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Kunaitra
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Syrian Defense Ministry
Radio Damascus
Tia Piah Society
States
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Peace Corps
VISTA
Mick Taylor
Phil Faston
Easton
Tony Guiliano
Joe Wade
Constitution & Press
IRS
C-C
Sui A
Monthru Sat
Elgin
Saami
Zales
BankAmericard
American Express
Dave
Coche Road Square
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