Nixon Draws Big Crowd At Rally In New York City
President Nixon drew large crowds on a New York campaign swing with 425000 spectators in Westchester County and 15000 at Nassau Coliseum Uniondale. Anti Nixon demonstrators were dispersed by police as Nixon praised officers and urged curbing government spending while pledging a forceful peace in Vietnam.
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Nixon
New York City
Washington
Westchester County
Pat
Nassau County Coliseum
Uniondale
Vance
Nelson A. Rockefeller
America
Market slips after Thieu statement on coalition rule
New York trading tumbled as word South Vietnam rejects a coalition with the Communists. Dow Jones 30 fell 5.27 to 946.04 amid renewed peacemaking rumors and profit concerns. Oklahoma cattle prices and farm staples also reported with mixed results across markets.
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New York
South Vietnam
Public Records Complainants List Varies From Burglaries to Vandalism
A compiled Public Records list shows multiple complainants reporting crimes including burglary auto theft and vandalism. Entries include Vinson Radiator Shop James Adams Home Furniture and others with locations on Sheridan Lake Sullivan 35th 26th 38th and more.
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Vinson Radiator Shop
N. Sheridan
James Adams
Doug Joyner
John Keester
Lake
Debra Tucker
Madge Wright
Sullivan Drive
Home Furniture
Paul Robinson
Roosevelt
Dale Logsdon
Cherry
Big J Food Store
S. 26Th
Daniel Lock
Williams
Wheat suit filed by Altus farmer over Russia grain deal
Edgar W. Cleveland of Altus alleges in U S District Court that he and Oklahoma wheat farmers were cheated in a conspiracy involving a $50 million loss in a Russia grain deal. He seeks treble damages totaling $150 million from a former assistant secretary of agriculture and six grain companies. The petition cites restraint of trade in the wheat sale to Russia.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Edgar W. Cleveland
Altus
U. S
Clarence Palmy
Russia
Kennedy Named To Head Panel In Oklahoma City
Gov. David Hall named J. C. Kennedy of Lawton as chairman of the Elmer Thomas Memorial Commission. Massad replaces Bentley, Mrs. Johnson replaces Hamm, and Charles Wade Sr. succeeds Pokorny, all Lawton residents. Hall also appointed Gertrude Allen of Oklahoma City to the Board of Legislative compensation, succeeding David Hutchinson of Tulsa.
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Oklahoma City
David Hall
J. C. Kennedy
Lawton
Elmer Thomas Memorial Commission
Hall
Richard Massad
Bill F. Bentley
Sam Johnson
W. E. Hamm
Charles Wade Sr
Leo Pokorny
Kennedy
Oklahoma Democratic Party
Gertrude Allen
Board of Legislative Compensation
David Hutchinson
Tulsa
Prayer service for Mrs Elizabeth Barcindebar
Mrs Elizabeth Barcindebar 76 of 1511 Ave I died Saturday in a local hospital. A prayer service is at 7 p.m. today at Becker Funeral Home chapel. The funeral is at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Salvation Army Citadel 1314 E with Maj Harold Brinson officiating. Burial follows at Highland Cemetery.
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Ave. I
Becker Funeral Home
Salvation Army
Harold Brinson
Highland Cemetery
Funeral for Alice F Miller at Trinity Baptist Church
Alice F Miller 67 of 1411 Arlington dies at home Sunday after an apparent heart attack. Funeral planned at 2 p.m. Thursday at Trinity Baptist Church with Rev. N N Antonson officiating. A Rebekah service will be held. Burial in Highland Cemetery under Greenlawn Funeral Home.
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Alice F. Miller
Arlington
Trinity Baptist Church
N. N. Antonson
Highland Cemetery
Greenlawn Funeral Home
Funeral rites set for Minnie McGaugh at Cyril church
Minnie Mae McGaugh 82 died Monday in a local nursing home. Funeral at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at Cyril United Methodist Church with Rev. George F. Stauffer officiating. Burial in Fletcher Cemetery. Survived by son Evert of Cyril, daughters Mrs. Willis Hinson Norman and Mrs. Bill Robinson Lawton, seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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Minnie Mae) McGaugh
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George F. Stauffer
Fletcher Cemetery
Robbins Funeral Home
Fletcher
Antlers
McGaugh
Injury Accidents Reported by Lowton Police
Times and locations of two injury accidents investigated by the Lowton Police Department. On Monday at 7:09 p.m. at North 52nd Street and U.S. 62, Brenda G. Kimberly, 18, of 4617 H, was taken to Reynoids Army Hospital by Royal Ambulance. Driver Michael Monts, 15, of 401 N. Seth, was taken to Memories Hospital by Kirk Ambulance. Officer Lanny Wallace and Officer Jim Ritter reported the incidents.
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Lowton Police Department
N. 52Nd
U.S
Brenda G. Kimberly
Reynoids Army Hospital
Royal Ambulance
Lanny Wallace
Michael Monts
N. Séth
Memories Hospital
Kirk Ambulcance
Jim Ritter
Fire alarms logged by Loton Fire Department
Times and places of alarms answered by the Loton Fire Department include a 2:25 p.m. trash fire at 61st and Lee Boulevard and a Tuesday 8:27 a.m. call for a minor explosion in a house at 1001 Bell.
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61St
Lee Boulevard
Bell
Clinton Deeded Veterans Land for Clinton Hospital Site
The Oklahoma War Veterans Commission voted to deed part of land at the Oklahoma Veterans Center in Clinton to the city for a new municipal hospital. Clinton will maintain grounds and facilities for five years and raze existing structures including a brick maintenance building and a two story brick apartment complex. Center staff said tenants must relocate and razing will begin in about six months.
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Clinton
Okla
Oklahoma War Veterans Commission
Oklahoma Veterans Center
City of
Veterans Center
Charles Lawrance
Edmondson and Bartlett Set Final Oklahoma Senate Faceoff
Former Republican Gov Dewey Bartlett and Democratic Rep Ed Edmondson will meet in a Lincoln Plaza program at 7 30 p m sponsored by Sigma Delta Chi Oklahoma journalists panel questions follow a Meet the Press format with a single hour or less expected.
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Oklahoma City
U. S. Senate
Oklahoma
Dewey Bartlett
Ed Edmondson
Lincoln Plaza
Sigma Delta Chi
National Professional Journalism Society
Meet the Press
TCU Official To Address Friday Forum
Dr. Wendell Schaeffer chair of government at Texas Christian University will speak at the Chamber of Commerce Friday Forum for United Nations Day. Special guests include Allied students at Fort Sill and Cameron College, with Allied Liaison Officers at Fort Sill. The Forum luncheon at the Hotel Lawtonian costs 2.25 dollars per person.
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Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
Chamber of Commerce
Fort Sill
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Schaeffer
Brazil
Venezuela
Burma
el Salvador
Ecuador
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
University of Southern California
University of California In
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Lawtonian
Nixon Nixon McGovern Campaigns Run In Red
Finance Committee to Re elect the President has spent over 22.5 million since April and shows a small red balance entering the final campaign days. McGovern for President reports a red balance about 2.78 million with 13.4 million raised and 2.98 million in debt.
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George McGovern
McGovern
Nixon
Finance Committee
McGovern Committee
Nixon Committee
Widow Awarded 150000 Damages in Elevator Accident
A U S district court jury awarded 43 year old Enid widow $150000 in damages for leg injuries from a 1971 elevator accident at Broadway Tower where she worked. Otis Elevator Co. was dismissed from the original $300000 suit.
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Oklahoma City
Enid
Otis Elevator Co
Doctors Recommend Anacin For Pain Relief
Doctors dispense over fifty million Anacin tablets yearly for headache dental pain and arthritis. The ad argues Anacin contains the pain reliever doctors favor, relieves cold and flu aches, reduces tension and mood, and is said to cause little stomach upset.
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Tors
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Dick’s Famous Brands
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Lacy Furniture CO
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Oklahoma Abstract CO
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Peggy’s Fashions
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